First encyclopedia of history
By Fiona Chandler
How did ordinary people, mighty rulers and surprising inventions transform our world?
informative · lively · illustrated · accessible
Genres
What is First encyclopedia of history about?
Travel through time in this lively introduction to world history. Discover dinosaurs, the first people and ancient cities, then meet Egyptian pharaohs, Celtic warriors, Vikings, Aztecs and Inca rulers. Explore castles, villages, Tudor England, Ming China, Victorian Britain and the events that shaped the modern world. Clear explanations, photographs, maps, diagrams and illustrations help young readers understand how people lived, worked and changed the world from prehistoric times to today.
About the author
Fiona Chandler is a talented writer who has created many wonderful books for children, including the popular 'Usborne Illustrated Dictionary' and other exciting non-fiction titles. She loves making learning fun and easy to understand, helping young readers discover amazing facts about our world through her clear and interesting writing.
Pages
64 pages
Reading age
Early Reader (5-8)
This edition
2011
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