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Unlock the Secrets of Three Great Civilizations
This captivating 3-in-1 guide delivers history like never before. It brings Ancient Egypt, Greece, and Rome roaring to life for today's teens.
Three manuscripts in one book:
Ancient Egypt for Teens: An Enthralling Guide to Important Events and Rulers in Egyptian History Ancient Greece for Teens: An Enthralling Guide to Major Events and Figures in Greek History Ancient Rome for Teens: An Enthralling Guide to the Roman Republic and Empire
Whether you're obsessed with myths, fascinated by pharaohs, or just love a good plot twist from the past, this all-in-one volume turns textbook history into a thrilling adventure.
Here's just a tiny fraction of what you'll discover inside:
Ancient Egypt for Teens
How a pharaoh stopped a seven-year famine The strange goddess with a hippo's body and wasp's head Secrets hidden in head cones and scarab seals A female pharaoh who ruled under a fierce name: "Beautiful Crocodile" King Tut's family tragedy-and why his tomb mattered so much
Ancient Greece for Teens
The volcanic eruption that shattered an entire civilization The warrior code of Sparta - and how they trained children for battle The bizarre punishments of Draco's laws The genius who calculated Earth's size 2,000 years ago What made Athens' democracy so revolutionary
Ancient Rome for Teens
The wild origin myths behind Rome's founding Sacred chickens, slave revolts, and emperors gone mad What really led to the fall of one of the world's greatest empires The real story of Julius Caesar and the rise of the Roman Empire Gladiators, plagues, and the power of Roman engineering And much, much more!
