Oxford Children's History of the World

by NeilGrant (Author)

• Used

  Hardcover
  2000

  $3.31

  A single-volume reference book for children aged 8-12, covering the whole of human history from earliest times to the beginning of the new millennium. The book is organized chronologically, in five sections and within sections each double-page spread focuses on one topic. Feature boxes and maps accompany the text, illustrations, and captions. Each section concludes with a Who's Who and a Timeline , and a survey of developments around the world which allows for comparisons between regions, at a glance.

• Used

  Paperback
  2001

  $3.31

  This is an indispensable history reference series for children aged 8+, clearly organised and expertly written, to provide a lasting library of information and enjoyment. Each volume covers a different period in history, ranging from the earliest settlement of the world, right up to the beginning of the new millennium. How was the Second World War fought and won? What was the Cold War? How are advances in science changing our world? The Twentieth Century World answers all these questions and more, bringing the events of the past vividly to life. Its features are: lively narrative text from a top author of history books for children; gloriously illustrated in full colour; an illustrated Timeline showing fascinating comparisons between the world's regions, at a glance; an illustrated Who's Who highlights the key people of the period; and comprehensive Glossary and Index giving helpful support. Neil Grant is an experienced children's history writer. His previous titles include The Great Atlas of Discovery (DK), The Children's Concise History Encyclopedia (World) and Journey Through History (Hamlyn).

• Used

  Hardcover
  2002

  $3.31

  A major single-volume reference book for children aged 8-12, covering the whole of human history from earliest times to the beginning of the new millennium. This beautiful book is designed to be truly accessible to children. It is organized chronologically, in five sections. Within sections each double-page spread focuses on one topic. Feature boxes and maps accompany the text, illustrations, and captions. Each section concludes with a 'Who's Who' and a 'Timeline', an invaluable survey of developments around the world which allows for fascinating comparisons between regions, at a glance. There is also a glossary and comprehensive index.