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Study the past if you would define the future.  Confucius Help your child love history with these books!   General History:  The Story of the World: History for the Classical Child (4 volumes) by Susan Wise Bauer  A Child’s History of the World by Virgil M. Hillyer History Quest (Pandia Press), first 2 volumes (Early Times, Middle Times) available to the date (2/2021) Everything You Need to Ace World History in One Big Fat Notebook: The Complete Middle School Study Guide (This book has some bias included (informative but wiped away slave trade and biased writing on the Opium War) A Little History of the World by E. H. Gombrich An Interactive history adventure series The Story of People: A first book about humankind (2nd Graders and under) A Street Through Time: A 12,000 Year Journey Along the Same Street Reading Level: Q People in History Genevieve Foster series Ordinary People Change the World series (3rd Graders and under) Little Heroes series (2nd graders and under) European History The Inheritance of Rome: Illuminating the Dark Ages 400-1000 (The Penguin History of Europe) by Chris Wickham The Penguin History of Europe (7 book series) The Story of Civilization series by Phillip Campbell Fun Reads about History Horrible History by Terry Deary You Wouldn't Want to series What was/Who was series I Survived series Ranger in Time series The Watsons Go to Birmingham–1963 The Diary of a Young Girl by Anne Frank Guts and Glory series American History Everything You Need to Ace American History in One Big Fat Notebook: The Complete Middle School Study Guide A History of US (11 volumes) by Joy Hakim The Rainbow Book of American History by Earl Schenck Miers The Landmark History of the American People (2 volumes) by Daniel J. Boorstin and Ruth Boorstin Fun Read about American History Steve Sheinkin books Rush Revere series If you were a kid series (reading level: O) Encyclopedia History Year by Year: The History of the World, from the Stone Age to the Digital Age Timelines of Everything The New Children's Encyclopedia (Visual Encyclopedia)  History!: The Past as You've Never Seen it Before    

Geography is a subject which holds the key to our future. Michael Palin Help children love geography with these books!   World The Everything Kids' Geography Book: From the Grand Canyon to the Great Barrier Reef - Explore the World! Prisoners of Geography: Ten Maps That Explain Everything About the World Elementary Geography Help Your Kids with Geography: A Unique Step-by-step Visual Guide Atlas Children's Illustrated Atlas National Geographic Student World Atlas National Geographic Kids Beginner's World Atlas Know Geography™ World Atlas series Where on Earth? Atlas: The World As You've Never Seen It Before DK First Atlas: A First Reference Guide to the Countries of the World Beginner's U.S. Atlas 2020 Collins Children’s Picture Atlas America The 50 States: Explore the U.S.A. with 50 fact-filled maps! National Geographic Kids U.S. Atlas 2020, 6th Edition Fun Reads Horrible Geography The Atlas Obscura Explorer’s Guide for the World’s Most Adventurous Kid Everything & Everywhere: A Fact-Filled Adventure for Curious Globe-Trotters Where is series Seven Amazing Continents - Travel Dreams Geography - The Thinking Tree: World Geography & Social Studies The Creative Research Handbook for Library & Internet Based Learning Basher Geography: Countries of the World: An Atlas with Attitude Encyclopedia Geography: A Visual Encyclopedia The Usborne Geography Encyclopedia: With Complete World Atlas Activities Geography & Maps Activities, Intermediate  

Being the first month of the year, January got its name from the Latin word "door". This is the month when you think of opening doors to new possibilities and new beginnings. It's a good time of the year to make new year's resolutions, take up a hobby (it's a National Hobby Month) and celebrate Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday.  January is also National Soup Month and International Creativity Month.  Set a reading target for year 2021 and start reading! 

Being the first month of the year, January got its name from the Latin word "door". This is the month when you think of opening doors to new possibilities and new beginnings. It's a good time of the year to make new year's resolutions, take up a hobby (it's a National Hobby Month) and celebrate Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday.  January is also National Soup Month and International Creativity Month.  Set a reading target for year 2021 and start reading!

Fall is just around the corner, read great books that resemble the last bits of summer. August is National Parks Month, so come and take a ride on the wings of books and enjoy visiting national parks. Let's celebrate Woman Astronomers Day (August 1), International Forgiveness Day (August 2), Son and Daughter Day (August 11) and all exciting moments together with books.

Fall is just around the corner, read great books that resemble the last bits of summer. August is National Parks Month, so come and take a ride on the wings of books and enjoy visiting national parks. Let's celebrate Woman Astronomers Day (August 1), International Forgiveness Day (August 2), Son and Daughter Day (August 11) and all exciting moments together with books.