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Middle Ages for Kids
The Role of Religion and Divinity in the Middle Ages
Baby Professor
For the inquisitive student seeking to understand how faith and divinity shaped the laws, art, and daily lives of people
Ages 8–12
Industrial Revolution
Baby Professor
The world shifts from hand-forged tools to massive steam-powered factories in this look at the inventions and industries
Ages 6–10
Did the Vikings Really Wear Horned Helmets in Battles?
Baby Professor
Travel back to the Viking Age to see how these Scandinavian sailors actually lived, from their epic voyages to Greenland
Ages 6–10
Space for Kids
Who Won in the Race for Space?
Baby Professor
For the curious child fascinated by rockets and history, this book breaks down the exciting competition to reach the moo
Ages 6–9
Women in the Armed Forces - World War II
Baby Professor
For the young historian curious about the brave women who served during World War II and the complex origins of global c
Ages 7–12
Great Depression for Kids
The Stock Market Crash of 1929
Baby Professor
For the student grappling with how economic systems and history intersect. This guide breaks down the 1929 crash and the
Ages 8–12
Colonial America: Birth of A Nation
Baby Professor
For the curious student starting to ask about how America began, this guide introduces the early colonies and the founda
Ages 7–10
Art History for Kids
The Beginning of the Renaissance
Baby Professor
Spark your child's curiosity about the era of great thinkers and artists. This guide simplifies the transition from the
Ages 8–12
What Can We Take Away from the Renaissance Period?
Baby Professor
A cultural explosion in Florence sparked a rebirth of art and science that pulled Europe out of the Middle Ages and laid
Ages 8–12
Where Can I Find the Northwest Passage?
Baby Professor
For middle grade readers curious about historical mysteries, this guide explores the brave but tragic search for the Nor
Ages 8–12
It's a Purple Patch!
Baby Professor
For the child who loves the silly and strange, this collection introduces the delightful world of nonsense verse and the
Ages 3–7
The Battle of Bull Run
Baby Professor
For the teenager navigating the transition to adulthood who feels like a 'phony' and is struggling to find where they fi
Ages 14–18
Major Events of the Cold War Conflict with Vietnam, Cuban Missile Crisis and the Sputnik Launch
Baby Professor
Trace the evolution of nuclear science and the high-stakes political events that defined global tensions during the 20th
Ages 8–12
Why Was There Fighting? The War of 1812
Baby Professor
For the curious student asking why countries go to war, this guide breaks down the complex causes of the War of 1812 wit
Ages 6–10
Everything There Is to Know about the Vietnam War
Baby Professor
For middle-grade students curious about 20th-century history, this book offers a clear, visual introduction to the compl
Ages 8–12
Writing, Counting and Calendars
Baby Professor
For the curious child who wonders how we started tracking time and sharing ideas across the ages.
Ages 7–10
Baby Professor: Children's History
How Are Mummies Made?
Baby Professor
How Are Mummies Made?
Ages 6–9
The Parthians and Sassanids
Baby Professor
Perched high above the Euphrates, the ancient city of Dura-Europos reveals a rich history of Greek, Parthian, and Roman
Ages 8–12
The Sleeping Giant Awakens: US Joins World War 2
Baby Professor
For the child curious about why the United States joined World War II, this guide explains the impact of Pearl Harbor an
Ages 8–12
Our Ancestors Built Them: Architecture of the Olden Times
Baby Professor
For the budding builder who wonders how people lived long ago. This visual guide explores the structures and monuments c
Ages 5–9
A Serf's Path to Freedom During the Middle Ages
Baby Professor
For the curious student asking why some people had more power than others in the past. This primer introduces the social
Ages 6–9
Lords and Ladies and Their Duties
Baby Professor
For the curious child fascinated by castles and kingdoms, this book breaks down the real-life social ranks and duties of
Ages 5–9
Democracy's Birth in Ancient Rome
Baby Professor
For the curious child asking how the world works, this book makes complex ideas about fairness and government easy to un
Ages 6–10
Children's Book about Germany
Left Brain Kids
A house cat named Rusty trades a life of comfort for the dangers of the forest, where he must prove his loyalty to a cla
Ages 8–12
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