About This Book
Reach for this book when your child is craving a sense of agency and needs to see that history is an active, tactile puzzle rather than a dry collection of dates. It is perfect for the student who feels restless during traditional reading but lights up when they can touch, flip, and investigate physical artifacts. While framed as a fictional 18th-century journal by Captain William Lubber, the book is a masterclass in immersive learning. It explores the golden age of piracy through the lens of a hunt for the notorious Arabella Drummond, touching on themes of justice, maritime law, and the bravery required to sail into the unknown. Ideal for ages 8 to 12, it provides a sophisticated, high-quality aesthetic that respects a child's intelligence. Parents will appreciate how it bridge the gap between fiction and historical fact, encouraging critical thinking through the evaluation of evidence and maps.
