Can you tell some stories about man - made disasters in the form of a picture story?

One man - made disaster story is the Chernobyl nuclear accident. In 1986, due to a series of operator errors and flaws in the reactor design, the Chernobyl nuclear power plant in Ukraine exploded. This released a huge amount of radioactive material into the atmosphere. It led to the immediate death of many workers at the plant. The surrounding area became a desolate and highly contaminated zone. People had to be evacuated from their homes, and the long - term effects on health and the environment are still being studied today.

We can use before - and - after pictures. For example, for a forest fire caused by human carelessness like leaving a campfire unattended. First, show a picture of a healthy forest full of green trees. Then, show a picture of the same area after the fire, with charred trees and blackened ground. Another way is to show the sequence of events. In the case of a building collapse due to poor construction, start with a picture of the construction process where the wrong materials or techniques were used. Then, show the building starting to crumble and finally the complete collapse.

Sure. The Great Smog of London in 1952 was a man - made disaster. Due to the heavy use of coal in the city, combined with certain weather conditions, a thick smog covered London. It was so bad that it caused thousands of deaths, mainly from respiratory and heart problems. Visibility was extremely low, and it disrupted daily life in the city.

I recommend "When the Apocalypse is in Progress" and "The Door to Destruction" to you. These two books were sci-fi novels that described the various disasters and survival stories after the end of the world, including natural disasters, viruses, zombies, and other natural disasters. Among them, the author of "The Gate of Annihilation" also mentioned classic apocalyptic scenes from other movies and games to make the story more interesting. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

The gingerbread man story is really interesting. The gingerbread man, a cute little thing, ran out of the house and into the world. He then encountered a horse on his journey. The horse neighed and said, 'Hey, little gingerbread fellow, come here.' But our gingerbread man was too quick and replied, 'I've run away from a cow, and I'll run away from you too.' He ran on and on, his little legs moving as fast as they could. His confidence was high as he thought no one could catch him. However, he didn't realize that his overconfidence might get him into trouble later on.

The Three Little Pigs picture story is very interesting. The pictures usually show the different personalities of the pigs through their actions while building the houses. For example, the first pig seems carefree as he quickly builds the straw house. The wolf is depicted as menacing. When it comes to the brick - house - building pig, his determination is clear. And the pictures of the wolf's attempts to get into the brick house are quite exciting, especially when he falls into the boiling water. It's a story that teaches kids about hard work and the importance of planning.

Well, perhaps he's a long - dead figure who has come back to haunt the place. His face in the picture might be pale and his eyes seem to follow you wherever you go in the room. He could be the source of all the strange noises and cold drafts in the old house where the story is set.

If you like novels about disasters, I recommend you to read "The Counterfeit Savior." This is a sci-fi time-travel novel. It tells the story of a world without entertainment that encounters a catastrophic invasion of the movie's dimensional monsters. The only transmigrator who knows the plot is forced to act tough and survive. In the end, he turns from a scapegoat to a savior. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

Sure. There was a story where a novice cook was trying to make cranberry sauce from scratch. They misread the recipe and added way too much vinegar. The result was a super sour and almost inedible cranberry mess. Everyone at the table made the funniest faces when they tasted it.

I'm not sure specifically which 'old book' from Stockbridge School you mean. There could be many. It might be a book that records the history of the school, with pictures showing the old buildings, the first students and teachers. Maybe it has stories of how the school grew over the years.