The Great Molasses Flood Browse by Subject_Alphabet Books The facts feel arbitrarily presented

The facts feel arbitrarily presented but they are accurate

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His father Ed Emberley also makes children's books Michael lives in Ireland

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the first 32 pages are adorned with simple hand-drawn illustrations (by artist Alan Marks) which capture the essence of the adventure and a brief (20-40 words) description on each page

The Great Molasses Flood Browse by Subject_Alphabet Books The facts feel arbitrarily presentedThe Great Molasses Flood Boston, 1919 By: Deborah Kops A strange and sticky piece of history. January 15, 1919, started off as a normal day in Bostons North End. Workers took a break for lunch, children played in the park, trains made trips between North and South Stations. Then all of a sudden a large tank of molasses exploded, sending shards of metal hundreds of feet away, collapsing buildings, and coating the harborfront community with a thick