The Rise and Fall of the Dinosaurs: A New History of a Lost World
The Rise and Fall of the Dinosaurs by Steve Brusatte is a popular book, rich in detail and full of fascinating stories, that draws on cutting-edge
science to paint a picture of how dinosaurs lived and died. The author, a leading paleontologist, tells the story of how the dinosaurs evolved from small, feathered animals into the mighty creatures we know and love, and then how they ultimately met their dramatic end. This book is praised for its excellent
writing style and engaging
storytelling, making it a great choice for any history buff, particularly those interested in the prehistoric world. Costing around $25.
The Encyclopedia of World History: Ancient, Medieval, and Modern
The Encyclopedia of World History is an authoritative and comprehensive guide to world history, covering ancient, medieval, and modern periods. This
reference book is praised for its in-depth coverage of history from around the world, from the rise of civilization to the present day, making it an indispensable resource for anyone interested in history. This edition comes updated and revised to include recent events, new
research, and more illustrations. Costing around $65.
The Man in The High Castle
The Man in The High Castle is a novel by Philip K. Dick that explores the idea of what might have happened if the Allied powers had lost World War II. Set in an
alternate history where
Japan and
Germany won the war and now enjoy total control over the
United States, this novel is praised for its thought-provoking themes, complex characters, and immersive world-building. This book is perfect for anyone who loves history, science fiction or dystopian novels. Costing around $10.
The Civil War: An Illustrated History
The Civil War: An Illustrated History is a beautifully illustrated book by historian Geoffrey C. Ward that offers an intimate look at the events that led up to the civil war, the battles themselves, and the aftermath. This book is praised for the comprehensive and detailed approach to the subject matter, which includes photographs,
maps, and first-person accounts. Anyone who loves history, particularly American history or
military history, will enjoy this book. Costing around $30.
The Secret History of the Mongol Queens
The Secret History of the Mongol Queens by Jack Weatherford is a non-fiction book that tells the story of the remarkable women who helped the Mongol Empire reach its peak in the 13th century. Weatherford offers a new perspective on the Mongol Empire, showcasing the crucial and influential roles women played. The book is praised for its engaging writing style and for shining a spotlight on stories that are not often told. This book is perfect for any history buff, particularly those interested in the history of
Asia or women's history. Costing around $15.
Similar interests and resources
People interested in alternate history and
encyclopedias often have a passion for
learning and knowledge. They may also enjoy studying mythology,
folklore, and ancient cultures. Here are five great resources for those interested in history and knowledge: