Thursday, November 24, 2016

How they Croaked: The Awful Ends of the Awfully Famous

Bragg, G. (2011). How They Croaked: The Awful Ends of the Awfully Famous. New York, NY: Walker & Company. 

This book entails nineteen gruesome death of famous persons. From King Tut, George Washington, Albert Einstein, to Edgar Allen Poe. Death is something inevitable and we can only do as much as the Science available permits you to do, but there are certain diseases that are now curable, but not back then. I like how the book mentions a little bit about how the person was versus just how they died. The details are quite gruesome and not easy to read if you have a weak stomach.  The Science methods or curing abilities were quite different back in the day compared to what we have available now a day. This books uncovers many myths and mysteries of how this famous people died.


A gut wrenching and gory details of how famous people died. Great way to attract the readers and it had me wanting to read more. Not recommended for people with a weak stomach. This book could be used in any subject area due to have scientists, poets, presidents, etc.  




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