Children’s / Teenage fiction: Historical fiction

The Middle Ages were a very interesting time because of so many changes that came after the collapses of the Roman Empire.

How you live today is very different from how a Renaissance child lived.

Many revolutions originated from the intense desire to spread religion.

Why should we encourage kids to study history?

The Medieval Feudal System was introduced to England after an invasion.

The Medieval History is very interesting, especially for kids, because it details the time that came after the collapse of the Roman Empire.

Religion and politics during the Renaissance period could be complex topics for young learners to digest, don't you think?

War is never a happy subject.

History may have been started by the people before us but that story has molded our present.

There isn't anything good about war except for the lessons that can be learned from each of them.

Relive the Greek gods, goddesses and all those ancient histories with this educational book for children.

It's that time of exploration and keeping new discoveries at bay.

It is very important that you use entertaining lessons when discussing European history because you want to match your child's wide imagination.

People could truly learn so much reading history, there's no doubt about that.

This book is perfect for the future armies of the world.

Unleash both the historian and architect in your kids with this Ancient Roman Roads and Architecture History Book.

Why should you bother your child about history?

Your child must learn to like history and you are the key to making it happen.

Let's meet and greet some of history's greatest war commanders!

History is never boring when you have Europe as the topic and this book as the reference.

Trace the life in the Fertile Crescent with this past to present history reference book.

Egypt is one of the really mysterious and very interesting topics in the world of history.

Kids, welcome to Africa!

To adults, the differences are very obvious.

Did you know that aside from being the longest river in the world, the Nile is also very important in the History of Egypt?

Just look at the big differences between the medieval and the modern worlds!

The Black Plague is depressing read but it's something that's forever embedded in history.

During the Renaissance period, artists and scientists were considered as the highest individuals in society.

Did you know that for the longest time women were considered inferior to men?

It's very understandable if your child does not find European history interesting at first.

Sure, a majority of Europe's most historic events centered on castles.

This educational resource will show your child the truths and myths about Trade and Tyranny: The Rise and Fall of Colonialism.

Pretty tails belong to the most magnificent sea creatures!

The Renaissance period is widely celebrated for the artistic advancements that happened during the time.

Why should your child take the time to study ancient history when it's long gone and done?

The mythical medieval beasts are part of Europe's ancient history.

Did you know that in ancient Europe the distribution of power is so great that nobles were very rich while the slaves were very poor?

How was trade and commerce different in Ancient Mesopotamia?

Make ancient history kid-friendly by carefully crafting the texts and then adding relevant images.

Did you know that England is a country where women rule - literally?

Let's talk about kings and queens, and all beings royalty.

It's time for an ABC adventure and here's the book to get you started!

Have you heard about Ann Frank?

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The biblical story of baby Moses as told by his big sister.

Charlotte, Emily, and Anne Bronte-faced with an ailing father and an alcoholic brother-pursue independence through art in this graphic vision of the lives of three legendary writers.

The biblical story of baby Moses as told by his big sister.

Los Angeles, 1943.

A dramatic page-turner that captures the devastating toll of war and the impact of women's struggles and solidarity, through the lens of a little-known slice of history.