100 Things to Know About History by Alex Frith & Jerome Martin - Non Fiction - Hardback

Details:. Condition: BRAND NEW. Format: Hardback. ISBN: 9781474922753. Publisher: Usborne Publishing. Age Range: 5-10 years. Overview:. 100 Things to Know About History is a brilliantly illustrated Usborne hardback that turns the past into a treasure trove of surprising facts for curious young readers. Packed with 100 bite-sized nuggets of history, from mammoths and pharaohs to gladiators and revolutions, it pairs punchy text with bold, infographic-style artwork. A glossary, index and links to selected websites make this the ideal springboard for budding historians aged 5 to 10, at home or in the classroom.. About the Book:. Inside this compact hardback, four accomplished Usborne authors, Alex Frith, Jerome Martin, Laura Cowan and Minna Lacey, distil the sweep of world history into 100 fascinating, easy-to-digest facts. Did mammoths really share the earth with pharaohs? Which two US Presidents were arrested for reckless riding? Why would an African king fear a parrot's egg? Each question is answered with a short explanation brought vividly to life by illustrators Federico Mariani and Parko Polo, whose bright, infographic-style artwork clarifies scale, timelines and cause and effect at a glance. Spanning ancient civilisations through to more recent turning points, the 128-page book encourages readers to compare cultures, spot patterns across centuries, and think critically about how past events shape the world today. A handy glossary demystifies unfamiliar terms, while a comprehensive index lets young readers dip in and out to find facts for homework, quizzes or curiosity. Links to selected websites extend the learning further, with timelines, games and video clips bringing archaeology and daily life from history to life on screen. Compact and light enough to slip into a school bag, it is equally at home on a bedroom shelf, in a classroom reading corner, or packed for a long car journey. Whether shared as a family read-aloud or enjoyed independently, this is a title