Peter Chrisp

While telling about her life in ancient Rome, eight-year-old Flavia includes information about the homes, families, clothing, food, gods, sports, goods traded, and things the people build.

Describes the planning and building of the Colosseum in ancient Rome, and tells how it was used.

Eight fantastic see-through pages reveal the wonders of ancient Greece.

Follows the history of Alexander the Great and his campaign to conquer the known world, including information on his traveling companions, armies of his time, ships, and food.

Explores the ancient world of Mesopotamia and examines the first monumental temples, the cities, libraries, written law codes, and schools that led to this land being commonly referred to as the "cradle of civilization."

Discusses the age-old mysteries of preserving and burying dead bodies using a combination of book and Web site. Examines the mysteries of preserved and buried bodies around the world, with online links to more information.

History Year by Year presents the world through a detailed timeline, letting children follow the influences, patterns, and connections between historical events. Produced in association with the Smithsonian Institution and featuring more than 1,500 images, this illustrated book brings the story of the past to life. Beginning with prehistory and running up to the Arab Spring, budding historians will learn about the history of humans across the world....

Provides information and facts on events leading up to the war, important battles and campaigns, political and military leaders, and life on the home fronts.