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British History

By Philip Steele and Fiona MacDonald

How did Britain transform from Celtic tribes and Roman roads into an industrial, modern nation?

informative engaging wide-ranging accessible

Genres

Non-fiction History

What is British History about?

Journey through the story of Britain, from prehistoric settlers and Celtic tribes to Romans, Vikings, kings and queens, industrial pioneers and modern explorers. This lively reference book explains the people, conflicts and discoveries that shaped the British Isles, while showing how changes in politics, industry, architecture and travel transformed everyday life. Packed with clear information and fascinating details, it helps young readers connect famous events with the places, inventions and ideas that continue to influence Britain today and for generations to come.

About the author

Philip Steele is a British author who has written many exciting books for children, especially about history, geography, and different cultures. He is well known for his fascinating non-fiction books, including 'A Child Through Time' and 'The Time Traveller Book of Viking Raiders'. Philip loves helping young readers discover the wonders of our world.

Pages

512 pages

Reading age

Junior (8-13)

This edition

2010

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