Understanding 'War Stories' by Gordon Korman

Kobe Sharp introduces 'War Stories' by Gordon Korman, a book about a boy named Trevor who is fascinated with World War II. The story explores Trevor's relationship with his great-grandfather, a WWII hero, and their journey to France to honor him. The narrative shifts between past and present, revealing the complexities of war and challenging romanticized views. The book aims to provide a more accurate portrayal of war's realities, encouraging readers to think critically about its impact.

Who is the main character in 'War Stories' by Gordon Korman?

• Trevor

• Gordon

• Kobe

• Sharp

What is Trevor particularly fascinated by?

• World War I

• World War II

• The Civil War

• The Vietnam War

What is the opening scene of the book 'War Stories'?

• A huge battle scene

• A family dinner

• A school classroom

• A peaceful village

What is Trevor doing in the opening scene?

• Playing a video game

• Reading a book

• Watching a movie

• Writing a letter

Who is Trevor's great-grandfather?

• A school teacher

• A World War II hero

• A scientist

• A famous author

What did Trevor's great-grandfather do during World War II?

• Wrote a famous book

• Led a peace treaty

• Liberated a town in France

• Invented a new weapon

Why is Trevor's great-grandfather being celebrated?

• For his retirement

• For his war efforts

• For his birthday

• For his new book

What narrative style does the book use?

• Linear

• Flashbacks

• Diary entries

• First-person

What challenges do Trevor and his family face on social media?

• No comments

• Positive comments

• Technical issues

• Negative comments

What does Trevor's father worry about?

• The celebration

• The weather

• Negative comments

• Travel arrangements