The Dark Game And The Code Book By Simon Singh
The Dark Game by Paul Janezco and The Code Book by Simon Singh both reflect the complication and importance of the use of codes in espionage. Though The Dark Game by Paul Janeczko and The Code Book by Simon Singh both discuss certain aspects of the history of espionage, the organization, tone, and style differ in many different ways. In addition, both texts present their ideas well while keeping them simple and justifiable.
In The Dark Game, information is presented in an accessible and entertaining way. The text is written as a narrative, providing all of the necessary aspects of a good story. For example, suspense is created as Elizabeth Van Lew is caring for the wounded soldiers and is uncertain whether or not she will get caught.
In The Dark Game, information is presented in an accessible and entertaining way. The text is written as a narrative, providing all of the necessary aspects of a good story. For example, suspense is created as Elizabeth Van Lew is caring for the wounded soldiers and is uncertain whether or not she will get caught.