Book details
Children's Encyclopedia of British History (British History)
Description
The Children's Encyclopedia of British History provides a comprehensive overview of Britain's past, from the earliest Stone Age cave-dwellers and Roman settlers to the society at the end of the millennium. It covers centuries of invasion, exploration, reformation, and industrial revolution, and examines British government and society in the 21st century. The encyclopedia is arranged thematically, aiming to bring historical figures and events to life within their context. It includes a reference section with key dates, events, and places in British history, making it a valuable resource for the National Curriculum.
Age
7-12
Text complexity
advanced
Length
240 pages
Book in series
#1
Why to read
- Educational Value: The 'Children's Encyclopedia of British History' provides a comprehensive overview of the key events, figures, and periods in British history, making it an invaluable educational resource for children to enhance their knowledge and understanding of the past.
- Engaging Content: Written by Richard Tames, the book is designed to be accessible and engaging for young readers, with clear explanations, vivid illustrations, and interesting facts that make learning about history fun and enjoyable.
- Cultural Awareness: Reading this encyclopedia helps children develop a sense of cultural awareness and identity by learning about the historical events that have shaped Britain and its society over the centuries.
- Reference Tool: The book serves as an excellent reference tool for school projects and homework assignments, providing reliable and well-organized information that can help children succeed academically and develop research skills.