This stickerbook brings the history of the world to life. Follow your natural curiosity and build your own 5-foot long timeline with over 100 stickers of important people, places and events in the history of the world.

The timeline starts with the Big Bang and continues right up to the Present Day, telling the story of the history of the world including topics such as: the creation of the natural world, human prehistory, and historical people events in Asia, Africa, the Americas and Europe from religious leaders to buildings to battles!

Created in association with the American Museum of Natural History, this unique timeline stickerbook has over 100 beautifully illustrated stickers that you can use to fill in the 5-foot long timeline, which has captioned, white silhouettes to show you where to place your stickers. The timeline is detachable so you can spread it out on the floor and then display it on the wall when it is finished! Each stickerbook also comes with a colouring-in page.

Also in the Timeline Stickerbook Series:

• The Nature Timeline Stickerbook - the story of the natural world from the dawn of life 4 billion years ago to the present day
• The Science Timeline Stickerbook - the history of scientific discoveries from the Stone Ages to the present day
• The Shakespeare Timeline Stickerbook - the life and 38 plays of the world’s most famous bard: William Shakespeare
• The Timeline Stickerbook Collection - A boxed set of the Big History, Nature and Science Timeline Stickerbooks

This timeline is perfect for helping children explore chronology and sequencing in a fun, educational and entertaining way.

A unique family reference guide to American history, featuring a timeline and newspaper-style articles that make you feel as though you are watching history happen!

Experience the events that shaped the United States from earliest times to present day, as if it were all breaking news! Newspaper-style features bring history to life—from articles reporting events as they unfold to obituaries of key figures, recipes, inventions, and even the wonderous debut of Mickey Mouse. A running timeline and special context boxes support readers’ understanding of how episodes in America’s past have influenced its present day and its future. Developed in collaboration with The Washington Post and with QR codes linking to Post podcasts and archival resources, this book is a powerful and compelling commemoration of the 250th birthday of the United States

An exclusive invitation into your favorite animals’ homes! Use the magic lens to see through, peek behind, and tunnel deep into bear dens, armadillo burrows, termite nests, beehives, bat tents, squirrel dreys, and more.

Have you ever wondered what’s going on inside nests, dens, hives, burrows, and other animal homes? Deep underground, high up in the mountains, and way down at the bottom of the sea, animals make extraordinary homes in surprising places and ingenious ways. Use the magic lens to look inside these clever constructions and discover all the amazing ways animals make themselves at home in their habitat. Take a tour inside termite mounds and squirrel dreys, bat tents and beehives, bear dens and tarantula burrows. Explore a whole world of Marvelous Animal Homes!

This ingenious, playful book invites every reader to add their own sound effects to the gorgeously illustrated scenes!

Explore every scene of this mesmerizing book and follow the prompts to create your own noises! Enter the storm scene and add the “plip… plip… plip” of raindrops and the “rumbrumbrum” of thunder.… Take a tour of the bustling kitchen and make the “zmmmm zmmmm” of machines and “crashhhhhh” of plates.… Gaze up at the night sky and add the “fiiewwwwww” of the fireworks as they whoosh into the darkness! With the turn of every page, readers will create their very own landscape of sound. This playful book offers children a joyfully interactive reading experience, which is both absorbing and hilarious.

The extraordinary story of Harriet Tubman’s life, leadership, spirituality, and relationship with nature, told through powerful poetry and collage.

Harriet Tubman, Force of Nature celebrates the life of the hero of the Underground Railroad with the power of hip-hop-style rhythm and rhyme accompanied by luminous, rough-edged collage.

Tubman was born enslaved, was torn from her parents and assigned dangerous work from the age of six, and suffered a brain injury in her teens. Despite it all, she developed a rich understanding of nature and a deep spirituality, using them to free herself and then to lead hundreds of others to freedom along the Underground Railroad. Once the Civil War began, she threw herself into the Union effort, doing everything from laundry, nursing, and spying to becoming the first woman in American history to lead soldiers on a military mission.

Author-illustrator Caroline Brewer, former chairwoman of the Taking Nature Black Conference, is devoted to connecting children to both reading and nature, and her passion infuses every word and illustration in the book.

Includes glossary, index, source notes, and map.