You Can T Conquer Them Summary

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Brandon Brown Mr. Dittmar American History Book Report 18 December 2014 You Can't Conquer Them is the title of the book I read. The book was written by Donald Nichols. The time and setting of book was during World War II in the Philippines. I will talk about the beginning, the climax, and the ending of the book. I will also talk a little about the main character in the book, You Can't Conquer Them. The climax of the book is a big part of this book. I will also give my own opinion on the book. And lastly I will share my favorite part of the book. First, the beginning of the book. At the beginning of the book, Donald was debating if he should sign up for the military. He knew that the war was going to start, so he made the smart decision of…show more content…
The book starts out with Donald being an everyday guy in Missouri. But when Pearl Harbor happened, he knew that we were going to go to war. Donald did not want to get drafted and go into the infantry so he decided to join the military. Donald Nichols got up to an Acting Corporal in the military. His job was to train troops and send them to the U.S. base in the Philippines. And also was sent to the base. Other that the main character, there was one other character that was talked about a lot. This guys name was Tony. Tony was Donald’s best friend when he was in the military. During the attacks and everything, Donald and Tony were together all of the time. They never left each others sides. These are the two main characters in the book. My opinion on the book is that it was good. It can be a boring too read books about history but You Can't Conquer Them tells the path that Donald took during World War II and I thought it was interesting to read about. Just like in class, I like hearing all the stories that when on in all the wars. I recommend this book that is interested in learning some small stuff about World War II or would enjoy to read about Donald’s very interesting
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