History for Beginners Series 1 & 2 20 Books Collection Set - Ages 5-9 - Paperback

Titles in This Set. Series 1: Ancient China; Ancient Greek; Industrial Revolution; Celts; Discovering the Past; Romans; The Maya; Strange Places; The Victorians; Vikings. Series 2: Great Explorers; Great Inventors; Great Scientist; Castles; Kingdoms of The Past; Egyptians; Mysterious Tombs and Treasures; The Aztecs; World War I; World War II. Details. Condition: Brand New. Format: Paperback. ISBN: 9781804457320. Publisher: Fox Eye Publishing. Age Range: 5-9 years. Overview. The History for Beginners Series 1 & 2 brings together 20 vividly illustrated paperback books that introduce young readers to the sweep of world history, from ancient civilisations to the twentieth century. Written by Jasmine Brooke, each short volume distils a single topic into clear, friendly language, making this collection an ideal first step into historical learning for curious children, homeschoolers, and classrooms alike.. About the Books. This complete 20 book set is split into two companion series that work together to build a broad picture of the past. Series 1 travels through Ancient China, Ancient Greek civilisation, the Industrial Revolution, the Celts, the Romans, the Maya, the Vikings and the Victorians, alongside titles on discovering the past and strange historical places. Series 2 widens the lens further, covering Great Explorers, Great Inventors and Great Scientists, castles and kingdoms, the Egyptians, the Aztecs, mysterious tombs and treasures, and the pivotal twentieth-century events of World War I and World War II. Each book is written for younger readers, using short chapters, engaging illustrations, and simple factual storytelling rather than dense text, so children can move confidently from one era to the next. The paperback format keeps the set light and durable, ideal for school bags and repeated reading at home or in the classroom. Because every title follows the same accessible structure, children can dip in and out in any order, building a genuine timeline of histor