History books

History books for children of all ages from Usborne Children's Books

Latest history titles

Greek myths sticker book

The Greek myths have inspired some of the most famous artwork ever created. This beautiful sticker book uses amazing paintings, sculptures and vases to introduce the characters and stories of Greek mythology.

£6.99

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Pompeii sticker book

This fascinating sticker book explores the bustling Roman city of Pompeii, the eruption of Mount Vesuvius, and the wealth of historical information which this dramatic event preserved for future generations.

£6.99

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Spartacus

The remarkable, true story of a slave who gained fame as a gladiator and led a revolt against Roman slave owners. Specially written for children growing in reading confidence.

£4.99

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"An ideal introduction to World War II for readers aged 8+."

Recommended Reads 2012 review of The story of the Second World War

Most popular history titles

The Usborne book of Greek myths

Illustrated stories from the Greek myths

Encyclopedia of World History

The story of inventions

William Shakespeare

Fashion long ago

Illustrated Robin Hood

First encyclopedia of dinosaurs and prehistoric life

World Wars

Explore the history of the First and Second World Wars with Usborne's fascinating range of war books including gripping fiction, True Stories and comprehensive guides. The books are also enhanced with internet links via Usborne Quicklinks to carefully researched websites where readers can find out more about the World Wars.

See all Usborne World War books.

Usborne Quicklinks

Find internet links to useful websites to accompany Usborne books on the Usborne Quicklinks website.

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