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Most Dangerous

Steve Sheinkin
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66 pages • 2 hours read

Steve Sheinkin

Most Dangerous: Daniel Ellsberg and the Secret History of the Vietnam War

Nonfiction | Book | YA | Published in 2015

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    Most Dangerous by Steve Sheinkin is highly praised for its thrilling narrative and meticulous research, making complex historical events accessible and engaging for younger audiences. Critics commend its suspenseful storytelling and educational value. However, some note that dense political details may challenge less motivated readers. Overall, it is a compelling read with profound insights.

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    Who Should Read Most Dangerous?

    A reader who would enjoy Most Dangerous by Steve Sheinkin likely has a keen interest in modern American history, political intrigue, and the ethics of government transparency. Similar audiences might also appreciate The Pentagon Papers by Neil Sheehan and The Radium Girls by Kate Moore. Perfect for fans of gripping true stories.

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    Reading Age

    12-18years

    Lexile Level

    890L

    Book Details

    Topics
    History: U.S.
    Military / War
    Politics / Government
    Period
    Vietnam War
    Themes
    Self Discovery
    Society: War
    Values/Ideas: Justice & Injustice
    Genre
    Children's Literature
    Biography