Usborne Beginners History Collection – 10 books

Usborne Beginners – History Collection

Introduce your child to the wonders of the past with the Usborne Beginners History Collection. This set transforms important historical eras into simple, engaging, and visually rich learning experiences that spark curiosity and build a strong foundation in world history.

Product Description

The Usborne Beginners History Collection takes young readers on a journey through ancient civilizations, famous cultures, and major historical milestones. With clear explanations, vivid illustrations, and short bite-sized chapters, the Usborne Beginners History Collection turns complex history into fun, easy-to-understand storytelling. Perfect for school research, early learning, or general knowledge.

What’s Inside the Set

1. The Stone Age
2. The Iron Age
3. The Vikings
4. The Romans
5. The Egyptians
6. The Ancient Greeks
7. Castles
8. Knights
9. The Celts
10. Digging Up the Past

Age Group & Reading Level

• Suitable for ages 6–10.
• Perfect for early readers beginning to explore history.
• Supports school topics with simple language.
• Great for independent reading or parent-guided learning.
• Helps children build strong general knowledge.

Key Benefits

• The Usborne Beginners History Collection makes history simple, visual, and unforgettable.
• Each book breaks down historical facts into short, clear explanations.
• Ideal for school projects and homework topics.
• Packed with illustrations that keep children engaged.
• Builds a strong foundation in understanding world civilizations.

Why Kids Love It

• The Usborne Beginners History Collection feels exciting and adventurous.
• Children enjoy exploring different eras and cultures.
• Each book is short, colourful, and easy to finish.
• Encourages curiosity about how people lived long ago.
• Makes learning history fun instead of difficult.

The Usborne Beginners History Collection turns history into an exciting journey into the past. A perfect set for curious young explorers who want to understand the world and its stories.