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Big Book Of History Review

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Hey Neighbors!

I will be including reviews from Master Books on a regular basis now, but I have some I thought would make some great gifts.  The first one is Big Book of History, a 15 ft. fold-out time-line from Creation to Modern Computers.  The contributing editors are, Laura Welch, Bodie Hodge, and Ken Ham.  The book is recommended for ages 7-12.  This is a really attractive and exciting book.  It will help spark your child's interest in history.

 The Big Book of History includes facts on Biblical/Christianity, World Events, Civilizations?Empires, and Inventions/Technology.  It includes birthdates of kings, leaders, inventors, and famous men of God.  Dates of wars fought, and of course dates of inventions and discoveries.

15 feet of information!
My 11 year old loves history, so this book was perfect for her, but even I found many new and interesting facts.





We will be including this in our homeschool. I didn't include the funny video where my daughter had trouble pronouncing Sacajawea.  It was really cute.  So, not only did we get a hisroty lesson, we also learned how to pronounce a new word!  Master Books carries a whole line of Christian books that are great for homeschoolers.  Be sure to visit their website!  You can also find them on Facebook and Twitter!

Disclosure:I received no monetary compensation for this post.  I did receive a Big Book of History for review purposes.  All quotes are taken from the Master Books website.  All thoughts and opinions are mine.

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