Kids Books - History

This is a very classical novel, it contains many short adventures about Sherlock Holmes. All of them are full of mystery and very interesting. The plots are compact that let people cannot realise what happened yet, then the criminals are arrested. I love the way which Conan Doyle used to describe characters. Although there are many characters in this novel. but I can clearly remember each of them. Because the author used many adjective to describe each of them. "The Final Problem" is my favourite stories of this book. Although Sherlock died in this story, the plots are still very interesting. Sherlock and professor Moriarty are both died. The process of the conflict between them is very thrilling.

Imagine being stuck out in the middle of the ocean in a lifeboat with only a "dipperfull" of water for 8 DAYS. You have lost hope, and crew members are going crazy- drowning themselves, yelling random phrases. When ships come towards you, your heart soars. Yet they turn away, unaware of Lifeboat 12. Kenneth Thompson tells a remarkable story and keeps the reader in suspense. I would rate it 9+, and an absolute must for readers that like historical fiction.

This book is a great introduction to the world of Audrey Hepburn. I love and adore Audrey and am a fan through and through. This is also a great book because it isn’t very long so you could also read it to a younger sibling but it still covers her whole life which is good. I recommend this book for any age as it is simple but great. Oh and one of the best parts about it Is the illustrations because they are gorgeous just like she was!

Amazing book

Hello, This book was really good. The explores in this book are popular explores such as, Ferdinand Magellan , Christopher Columbus, Etc. This book gives you a lot of information about people back then and explores at the years of the 1400-1500s. You will love this book if you like the history of explores and how people found out ways to get from place to place and for land. Pick up this book today. My mom is a teacher and she bought it for her students and they liked it. Also all of my friends liked it and I know you will too! Pick up this book or borrow the ebook today you won't regret it. Thanks for reading.

I enjoyed learning about the American Revolution in school, but actually learning it from the perspective of a colonist. If you read my review of War and Peace, this might be a bit like that. This was like War and Peace, but shorter and they used words like "thereof" more often (Not like that's a problem, obviously). It was only 58 pages long, but it still took me like an hour to read (which is really saying something). Thomas Paine's pamphlet sold over 100,000 copies in the first three months, which is pretty amazing! I mean, he might not have thought his publication would have such a huge impact on the Patriots (and now the Loyalists probably hated him. I'm not sure about the neutrals. Neutral, maybe? Whatever)!! This was AMAZING to read. If you want to read it, be warned, it's slightly dry, but if you really want to learn about the American Revolution, then you'll probably love it. My class just finished learning about the American Revolution and I really wanted to read Common Sense. So I did! It's not a novel, or a biography, or an atlas, or a fact book, but a PAMPHLET (Look it up. It's probably in the dictionary. The word pamphlet, I mean. P-A-M-P-H-L-E-T. Easy). Read it! It's good (and thin)!

This book is about a girl and the rest of there family trying to survive the holocaust. Right when you open the book it already makes you want to read because the beginning is so entertain right off the back because it starts with the solders coming after the Jews. I made one connection because when Anne frank didn't get any rest because she had to stay quiet and keep quit that made her feel sick,and when I don"t get rest I fill sick I give this book a 5 star because it gives a lot of information about the Holocaust and what happen.

This book is about how Stonehenge was built and its interesting facts with it. It also talked about multiple people and how Stonehenge became what it is today. I related to this book by when I would help build with my dad . I gave it a 3/5 stars because it did get confusing when they would talk about who built it ;then the next part would be about who owns it.

The Eiffel tower is a beloved and iconic symbol of Paris, France, and one of the most recognizable structures in the world. The Eiffel tower first open on March 31, 1889, it wasn't fully done there was something not done and people have been wait for months for the Eiffel Tower to open. People have been reading it in newspapers and save the dates for it Gustave Eiffel didn't want the people to be upset the Eiffel Tower was only supposed to stay for only 12 years and it's 2020 so it has been 130 years since it open read more to find more information at this book. This book reminds of the time were if Eiffel Tower never existed would it be a popular place no one come to visit it there but it's not there. I give this book 5 stars because it gave good information I never knew so many things about the Eiffel tower one of the things that surprise me was that it was only supposed to stand for only 12 years but they were wrong.

My friend actually showed me this book. it was filled with mystery and I like seeing how each character was developing. read this book if you like mystery.