Encyclopedia of World History: 1 by Jane Bingham - Non Fiction - Paperback
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Title:
Encyclopedia of World History: 1
Condition: BRAND NEW
Format: Paperback
ISBN: 9781409562511
Overview:
An incredibly valuable overview of the world’s history, this paperback guides curious readers from prehistoric times through to the year 2000. Richly illustrated, it weaves together key events, people, ideas, and everyday life, offering a visually engaging map of human civilization. The book combines succinct, accessible explanations with a wealth of images that bring ancient empires, groundbreaking inventions, and transformative eras to life. Each spread invites readers to pause, reflect, and connect the threads that link distant cultures and centuries, helping them understand how our shared past shapes the present. To extend learning beyond the page, hundreds of links to carefully selected websites are available via Usborne Quicklinks, turning reading into an active research journey. Whether for school projects, homeschooling, or family reading, this volume provides a clear, trustworthy, and visually compelling entry point into world history. It’s designed for young readers who crave context, curiosity, and a reliable guide as they explore the milestones that shaped our global story. A durable, portable companion for classrooms and libraries alike.
What Makes This Book Stand Out:
This encyclopedic single-volume guide stands out through its combination of breadth, clarity, and vivid visuals. It distills thousands of years into digestible sections without sacrificing accuracy, making it ideal for beginners and eager learners alike. The richly illustrated pages juxtapose human achievement with everyday life, giving readers a tangible sense of how societies evolved. The Usborne Quicklinks feature adds an interactive dimension, inviting independent exploration and research beyond the printed page. The narrative voice is calm and confident, guiding readers through complex topics with accessible language and thoughtful context. This is not a dusty tome but a lively, trustworthy companion that invites questions, investigations, and further discovery. Perfect for consolidating foundational knowledge while fueling curiosity about how history unfolds across continents and cultures.
Who This Book Is Perfect For:
Ideal for children and young teens building a foundational understanding of world history, as well as parents, teachers, and caregivers seeking a reliable, engaging resource for home learning. It’s well suited to KS2/KS3-level readers in the UK and curious learners anywhere who want a visually supported, chronological overview. A great reference for homework help, project planning, and independent reading, it also makes a thoughtful gift for families building a history-rich home library or classroom collection. If you’re looking for a concise, well-illustrated primer that connects events across time and place, this is the book you want on the shelf.
Key Highlights:
- Comprehensive overview from prehistoric times to the year 2000
- Magnificently illustrated with images of key events and everyday life
- Hundreds of links to carefully selected websites via Usborne Quicklinks
- Accessible language that suits young readers while preserving historical accuracy
- Compact paperback format, ideal for classroom use and personal libraries
- Trusted author collaboration delivering clear, engaging history content
About the Author:
Jane Bingham is a prolific writer of children’s non-fiction, renowned for creating accessible, engaging educational titles. In Encyclopedia of World History: 1, she leverages a clear, structured approach to present vast historical narratives in a way that resonates with younger readers. Her work consistently emphasizes reliable information, well-organized timelines, and vivid visuals to support inquiry-based learning. Readers can expect concise explanations, thoughtfully chosen examples, and a reader-friendly pace that makes exploring global history rewarding rather than overwhelming. Bingham’s contributions to Usborne’s history titles have helped countless families and classrooms build confident, curious learners who enjoy discovering how the past informs the present.
Why You’ll Love This Book:
If you’re seeking a trustworthy, visually engaging introduction to world history, this paperback delivers. It blends scope with accessibility, allowing readers to grasp big milestones without getting overwhelmed. The combination of striking illustrations and concise explanations makes it a standout resource for study sessions, projects, and everyday curiosity. With the added benefit of Usborne Quicklinks, it becomes a springboard for independent exploration. This book not only informs; it invites readers to imagine life across different eras and cultures, making history feel relevant, exciting, and within reach for young minds. A smart, enduring addition to any home library or classroom shelf.
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