History Year by Year: The History of the World, from the Stone Age to the Digital Age (DK Children's Year by Year)

I purchased this for a school teacher friend of mine. It is detailed and easy to understand. The pictures were bright and eye-catching. This is a great addition to a classroom history class.

History Year by Year The History of the World, from the Stone Age to the Digital Age A Wonderful History Book for Curious Kids This is a beautiful and informative book that makes world history interesting and easy to explore. The colorful pictures, timelines, and short explanations help children understand important events from the Stone Age to the digital age. My child enjoys looking through the pages and learning new facts. It’s a wonderful addition to our homeschool library and a great reference book for curious kids! Highly Recommended 👍

This is a great history reference for our homeschool. The year-by-year layout makes it easy to see what was happening in different parts of the world around the same time. It has plenty of pictures and short sections, so the kids can flip through it without feeling overwhelmed.

This is a thick hard covered booked loaded with information and beautifully illustrated for under $20! There are more than 300 pages covering world history from the stone age through the digital age. The text appears factual without political bias. This would make a great gift for any school aged child. There is so much content in this book, that a child might find a topic of interest and then further pursue that topic in other reference materials if they want to more detail.

This is a good book. Lots of pictures and interesting for children to read. BUT, I was giving it to a kid as a birthday present, but the book came ripped at the top of the spine. Looked like a used book. I didn’t notice until I was wrapping it.

Love this book. So do my kids. Starts off 6.5 million years ago ends with 2020. Mentions everything with time lines and definitions to presidents and all broken down in chronological order with vibrant pictures. From the Stone Age to the Digital Age. Perfect for your 4th - 5th grader to get a heads start in Americas history to be more knowledgeable before they start junior high and high school. Awesome for Junior High kids and High Schoolers to read as well. I’m 44 years old and this book has and continues to teach me and refresh my memory.

I brought this history book for my great-nephew for his twelfth birthday. He loves history. The book was delivered in excellent condition. From the reviews and the videos regarding this book, was the reason why I purchased this book. In my opinion, the format of this book is well detailed. The pictures are excellent. You can give this book to anyone from child, teen, and adult who loves history. This book would be a great gift for any occasion.

EXCELLENT resource!! We got this to use for homeschooling. I guarantee this is a book we will keep referencing back to for years! My 9yo has already been enjoying looking thru it just for fun. I love the timeline continuing page by page.

It gives you a glimpse of what may happen.It's very easy to read & beutifuly ilustrated.All African-Americans & people who are sceptical should read it!

Después de revisar varias opciones de libros de Historia Universal, este libro está pensado de una forma práctica, fácil y muy dinámica para los que nos interesa tener una visión resumida, global y muy bien sintetizada de la Historia Universal. Incluso ya adquirí otros para dar como regalo.

Is a beautifully illustrated and engaging journey through time, perfect for curious minds of all ages. From the Stone Age to the Digital Age, it breaks down world history into bite-sized, easy-to-digest sections packed with fascinating facts, timelines, and visuals. It’s a treasure trove of knowledge that’s both educational and fun, making history feel alive and exciting.

bought as a gift - very well received thanks

I bought it for my kids, but I think I read more often than they do. I happened to find a typo on one page, the author's name of The Tale of Genji should be Shikibu(式部 ) instead of Shikabu.