Jasmine Brooke 20 Books Collection Box Set - Non Fiction - Paperback

Titles in This Set:
Introduction to The Aztecs
Introduction to Castles
Introduction to Celts
Introduction to Ancient China
Introduction to Discovering the Past
Introduction to Egyptians
Introduction to Ancient Greeks
Introduction to The Maya
Introduction to Romans
Introduction to Vikings
Introduction to Great Explorers
Introduction to Great Inventors
Introduction to Great Scientists
Introduction to Industrial Revolution
Introduction to Kingdoms of the Past
Introduction to Mysterious Tombs and Treasures
Introduction to Strange Places
Introduction to The Victorians
Introduction to World War I
Introduction to World War II

Condition: BRAND NEW
Format: Paperback
ISBN: 9781804457320

Overview:
Unlock a curious brain with a complete history journey packed into a 20-book collection. Designed for youngsters eager to explore the past, this set guides readers through ancient civilizations, pivotal eras, and notable discoveries with approachable language and vibrant visuals. Written by Jasmine Brooke and published by Fox Eye Publishing, these paperback introductions offer bite-sized chapters that build confidence and instill a love of learning. Perfect for home study or classroom reading lists, the collection functions as a friendly anchor for early history education, helping readers connect people, places, and events across time. This bundle showcases a wide scope—from ancient civilizations to modern milestones—while keeping each title approachable, age-appropriate, and engaging for ages 7 and up. This is the complete set you’ll want for a thoughtful history shelf, a gift set that keeps on giving, and a reliable resource for curious minds.

What This Collection Covers:
Across twenty volumes, the collection traverses the breadth of human history in digestible, kid-friendly chunks. Beginning with ancient societies, it moves through architectural wonders, legendary cultures, and transformative periods such as the Industrial Revolution and the World Wars. The progression mirrors a learning journey—from big ideas about civilizations and daily life to concrete milestones in science, invention, and exploration. The books blend vivid imagery with clear explanations to foster context, curiosity, and retention. This set is ideal for readers building foundational knowledge, for parents compiling home-study resources, and for educators seeking approachable titles to introduce key historical concepts without overwhelming detail. It also serves as a practical gift set for budding historians who love colorful spines and compact, portable reads.

Book-by-Book Guide:
Introduction to The Aztecs invites young readers into the world of the Aztec Empire, offering an accessible tour of daily life, culture, and legacy. Clear, concise sections spark questions about ancient cities, rituals, and trade, while illustrations illuminate complex ideas without overload.

Introduction to Castles explores medieval architecture and the people who shaped mighty fortifications, from knights to builders. Readers glimpse castle design, life behind thick walls, and the social world that flourished around these grand structures.

Introduction to Celts introduces the vibrant Celtic world—art, language, and communities that thrived across Europe. The book frames geography and daily life in a way that invites comparison with other ancient cultures.

Introduction to Ancient China presents China’s early dynasties, inventions, and philosophies in a friendly, chronological sweep, highlighting everyday life alongside epic milestones that shaped East Asian history.

Introduction to Discovering the Past acts as a gateway to historical inquiry itself—how historians search for clues, ask questions, and build a narrative from artifacts, documents, and stories. A meta-introduction that primes curiosity.

Introduction to Egyptians guides readers through the land of pyramids and Nile stories, offering an approachable tour of daily life, beliefs, and enduring monuments that continue to fascinate us.

Introduction to Ancient Greeks surveys myths, philosophy, daily life, and city-states, connecting ancient ideas to modern thought while keeping explanations clear and engaging for young readers.

Introduction to The Maya introduces Maya mathematics, calendar concepts, and city life, inviting questions about astronomy, architecture, and farming in a civilization that thrived in lush landscapes.

Introduction to Romans presents Roman streets, governance, and culture in lively, digestible chapters that help readers map influence from the Empire to contemporary life.

Introduction to Vikings opens a window on Norse travel, trade, and daily routines, balancing myth with reality as readers discover how Viking communities organized themselves.

Introduction to Great Explorers profiles bold navigators and adventurous journeys, emphasizing curiosity, maps, and discovery that expand young readers’ sense of the world.

Introduction to Great Inventors highlights innovators whose ideas changed everyday life, from tools to technology, and explains how creativity sparks progress across eras.

Introduction to Great Scientists shines a light on figures who unlocked natural phenomena, turning curiosity into breakthroughs and illustrating how science connects with humans’ broader story.

Introduction to Industrial Revolution traces the shift from handcraft to machinery, urban growth, and social change, helping readers understand how modern life emerged from past innovations.

Introduction to Kingdoms of the Past surveys a tapestry of civilizations, offering quick portraits that map regional differences, political structures, and cultural achievements across continents.

Introduction to Mysterious Tombs and Treasures invites sleuthing curiosity about ancient tombs, hidden artifacts, and untold stories that fuel imagination while grounding wonder in context.

Introduction to Strange Places takes readers to unusual sites and landscapes, encouraging geographic curiosity and a sense of exploration beyond familiar neighborhoods.

Introduction to The Victorians introduces a transformative era, pairing social change with technology and culture, to illuminate how Victorian Britain helped shape the modern world.

Introduction to World War I and World War II provide child-friendly overviews of two defining global conflicts, offering concise context, key events, and human stories that anchor historical empathy and critical thinking.

Who This Set Is Perfect For:
Young readers who crave bite-sized history, parents building a foundational timeline, teachers assembling classroom libraries, and gift buyers seeking a complete, engaging history starter pack. The series fits KS2 reading levels and supports school homework, homeschool routines, and library collections. With 20 titles spanning civilizations, eras, and discoveries, it’s ideal for curious minds who enjoy vivid imagery and accessible explanations. The cohesive design makes it easy to build a sequential reading plan or to browse by topic for targeted learning. Families seeking a thoughtful, educational gift set that fosters curiosity will find this collection especially appealing.

Key Benefits:

• Comprehensive introduction to world history in a single, affordable set
• Age-appropriate explanations that build reading confidence
• Bright, engaging visuals support comprehension and retention
• Ideal for gift-giving, home study, and classroom use
• Structured progression from ancient to modern topics
• Lightweight paperback editions for easy handling by young readers

About the Author:
Jasmine Brooke is credited as the author for this history-for-beginners series published by Fox Eye Publishing. The author’s writing emphasizes approachable language, clear explanations, and reader-friendly layouts designed to spark curiosity in children ages 7 and up. Brooke’s work on this collection positions history not as a distant saga but as a collection of stories—people, places, and ideas—within reach of young readers seeking to understand how the past informs the present.

Why You’ll Love This Set:
This complete history collection is more than a set of books; it’s a structured pathway to historical literacy. Readership benefits include steady skill-building, broad topic coverage, and a durable boxed-format gift that’s ready to place on a shelf and dip into again and again. The diverse topics encourage cross-curricular connections—cultural studies, geography, and early science—while the consistent tone across titles ensures a cohesive, enjoyable learning experience. For families and classrooms, it’s a reliable resource that supports independent reading, guided discussion, and a shared curiosity about humanity’s journey through time.

Please Note: The individual books included in this listing will be dispatched as per the original UK ISBN and UK edition cover image shown in the image.