Track da Vinci's footsteps

Author: [France] Zhu Zu (France) Prunier Illustrated by Huang Xinhui
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This is truly an outstandingly written series that understands the fun and language children need, transforming history into enticing stories to welcome them in. With every page turn, one appreciates the literary flair and enjoys the insights, easily uplifting and broadening the spirit. This series has since been cherished in my bookshelf. Of course, our high schools also have world history courses, but they often intimidate students because the course presents them with a vast amount of names, places, dates, and events to memorize, so few find joy in it. Now, if your children choose this series, they will undoubtedly be captivated by its vivid stories, fluent text, exquisite illustrations, and rich content, allowing them to trace the footsteps of ancient Egypt, Rome, and Greece, learn about Marco Polo and Columbus, and experience the charm of Western mythology and religion. Even adults will be drawn to this series, as many Chinese people also need to catch up on the history of world civilizations.