Book details
Horrible Histories Annual 2008 (Horrible Histories) (Horrible Histories)
Description
Take a round-the-world trip and discover how people lived in the
putrid past, from the phascinating pharaohs of ancient Egypt to the
fancypants French royalty
Stuffed full of foul facts, crafty cartoons and putrid puzzles, there's
a whole heap of nasty bits inside!
History has never been so horrible!
Age
7-12
Text complexity
proficient
Length
64 pages
Why to read
- Educational Content: The 'Horrible Histories Annual 2008' provides a unique approach to learning history by focusing on the gruesome, gory, and less talked about aspects of the past. This makes the learning experience more engaging and memorable for readers, especially younger audiences who might find traditional history books dull.
- Entertaining and Humorous: Terry Deary's writing style is known for its humor and wit. The book is filled with funny anecdotes, jokes, and illustrations that make the historical content more accessible and enjoyable, ensuring that readers are entertained while they learn.
- Illustrations and Visual Appeal: The book is richly illustrated, which helps to bring historical events and figures to life. The visuals complement the text and provide a more immersive reading experience, making it easier for readers to visualize the historical periods and concepts being discussed.
- Series Popularity: The 'Horrible Histories' series has a strong following and has been praised for its ability to make history fun for children. Reading the 'Horrible Histories Annual 2008' allows readers to be part of a larger community of fans and engage with a popular and successful series that has stood the test of time.