British Museum: A History of the World in 25 Cities
Tracey Turner, Libby VanderPloeg, Andrew Donkin
Subjects
- History Time - blasts from the past
- Facts & Information - lists, stats and plenty of facts
Average rating
A stunningly illustrated big book of maps, exploring how people have shaped cities . . . and how cities have shaped history.
Reviews
Learnt How amazing we were in the past.
Anonymous 06.08.2023
I enjoyed reading "A History of the World in 25 Cities" because it mentioned the history of amazing cities. There are so many pictures and the information is fun to read. It tells you how the city was built, how a civilisation started in that city and some fun facts about it. I especially loved reading about Tokyo, Xianyang, Berlin and New Delhi. I would definitely recommend this to any person who dreams of travel and wants to know about the amazing cities in the world we live in.
Lord Cornelius Slingshot 01.08.2023
it was good
Ambassador Geronimo Sequins 29.07.2023
It has a lot about the world’s history in it.
Sergeant Catapult Pinkerton 28.07.2023
I recommend this book to others because it teaches people about ancient and modern cities.
Lieutenant Jazzy Sequins 27.07.2023
because it is a good book for facts and children can lean lots of things
Anonymous 11.01.2023
I like when the book explained how cities were constructed and how many people lived in there.
Sergeant Gargoyle Stegosaurus 07.08.2022
Interesting format and idea but I did feel that the map style pages were missing some info that could have been there about certain features that were labelled but not described.
Anonymous 31.12.2021
