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In the Beginning: A Nearly Complete History of Almost Everything illustrated by Brian Delf written by Richard Platt published in 1995 published by Dorling Kindersley Being a big fan of Bill Bryson's A Short History of Nearly Everything, I wanted something like that for the kids that will give them a peek into the fantastic diversity that is their world, and possibly an insight into how it got to be that way. A book that is visual and concise, that will draw the young reader without the loud distractions th
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Journeys in Time A New Atlas of American History by Elspeth Leacock and Susan Buckley illustrated by Rodica Prato published in 2001 publisher Houghton Mifflin Starting with the Anishinabe, the book takes us through the highlights of American history through a set of maps which captures the story of the people who were constantly on the move to establish this new world, the people whose enterprise and enthusiasm has brought us to modern day. Each double-page spread has an illustrated map showing the journey