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Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind
0- Groundbreaking narrative on humanity’s creation and evolution by historian Yuval Noah Harari
- Explores the intersection of biology and history to define what it means to be “human
- Discusses the existence of multiple human species 100,000 years ago and the survival of only Homo sapiens
- Integrates history and science to challenge accepted narratives and connect the past with contemporary issues
- Examines the rise of empires and the impact of evolving humans on the global ecosystem
- Raises questions about the future of humanity and our ability to influence natural selection
- Provocative work that encourages debate and is recommended for fans of notable authors like Jared Diamond and Robert Wright
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Cobblestone Magazine
0Original price was: $89.10.$28.98Current price is: $28.98.- Limited time offer for Cobblestone Magazine subscription starting at $3.22 per issue
- Save 34% off the cover price; annual subscription costs $28.98
- Frequency: 9 issues per year, with a cover price of $89.10
- Promotional pricing applies only to new and gift orders; renewal price is $43.95
- Established in 1980, Cobblestone is a leader in teaching American history to children
- Engaging content includes fascinating stories, photographs, and illustrations
- Awarded Parents’ Choice Gold Award in 2017, targeting aspiring historians aged 9 to 14
- Gift subscriptions available with options for print or email gift cards
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The Sumerians: History, Culture, and Character
0- Comprehensive introduction to Sumerian civilization by a world-renowned scholar
- Covers the history, culture, and character of the Sumerians, who flourished from the fifth to the second millenniums B.C
- Discusses Sumerian cities, religion, literature, education, scientific achievements, social structure, and psychology
- Highlights the legacy of Sumer in both ancient and modern contexts
- Praised for its readability and engaging writing style
- Published by The University of Chicago Press, revised edition released on September 17, 2010
- Contains 353 pages of insightful content on one of the earliest high civilizations
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Sapiens: A Brief History of Humanity
0- New York Times Readers’ Pick: Top 100 Books of the 21st Century
- Official U.S. edition with full color illustrations throughout
- #1 New York Times Bestseller and a Summer Reading Pick for notable figures like Barack Obama and Bill Gates
- Written by renowned historian Dr. Yuval Noah Harari, exploring the creation and evolution of humanity
- Integrates history and biology to offer a unique perspective on human development and contemporary issues
- Features 27 photographs, 6 maps, and 25 illustrations/diagrams for enhanced understanding
- Examines the implications of humans altering natural selection and our future evolution
- Essential reading for fans of prominent thinkers like Jared Diamond and Matt Ridley
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Confronting the Presidents: No Spin Assessments
0- Explores the lives, policies, and legacies of all 45 U.S. presidents from Washington to Biden
- Authored by Bill O’Reilly and Martin Dugard, known for their bestselling Killing book series
- Features extensive research revealing new historical facts and private correspondence
- Provides insightful and entertaining portraits of each president with no-spin commentary
- Addresses the impact of each president on American history and ideals
- Discusses the roles of first ladies and their influence on historical events
- Examines the lasting resonance of presidential decisions across eras
- Written in an engaging style, appealing to history and politics enthusiasts, especially relevant during the 2024 election season
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Sapiens: A Brief History of Humanity
0- New York Times Readers’ Pick: Top 100 Books of the 21st Century and Bestseller
- Recommended summer reading by President Obama, Bill Gates, and Mark Zuckerberg
- Groundbreaking narrative by historian Yuval Noah Harari on humanity’s creation and evolution
- Explores the existence of multiple human species and the fate of our ancestors
- Integrates historical and biological perspectives to challenge accepted narratives
- Discusses the impact of evolving humans on the global ecosystem and the rise of empires
- Examines contemporary issues and future implications of human evolution and design
- Includes 27 photographs, 6 maps, and 25 illustrations for enhanced understanding
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Unsung Americans Who Changed History
0- Title: The Small and the Mighty: Twelve Unsung Americans Who Changed the Course of History, from the Founding to the Civil Rights Movement
- Author: Sharon McMahon, known as America’s favorite government teacher
- Features twelve ordinary Americans whose courage shaped the nation’s character
- Highlights unsung heroes, including telephone operators and schoolteachers, often overlooked in history
- Tells rich stories of diverse characters, such as a woman on horseback, a boy in a Japanese incarceration camp, and a formerly enslaved woman
- Explores themes of justice, peace, and the true essence of greatness in America
- Aimed at inspiring readers and shedding light on the impactful roles of everyday people in history
- Published by Thesis, with 320 pages, set for release on September 24, 2024
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Ultimate Guide to Rebuilding Civilization
0- Comprehensive guide to history, focusing on ancient civilizations with 400 pages of detailed content
- Covers key areas such as medicine, materials, military arts, and society, with clear structure and high-quality visuals
- Designed as an elegant coffee table book, perfect for relaxing and discovering new information
- Suitable for homeschooling and expanding knowledge for both children and adults
- Inspired by a child’s curiosity, combining research, scientific facts, and artistic illustrations
- Ideal gift for history enthusiasts, suitable for various occasions like birthdays and holidays
- Published by Bad Idea Company Ltd, available in hardcover format
- Recommended for readers aged 18 years and up, weighing 5.52 pounds and measuring 9 x 2 x 12 inches
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Presidential Assessments: From Washington to Biden
0- Instant #1 New York Times and USA Today nonfiction bestseller
- Assesses all American presidents from Washington to Biden, focusing on their lives, policies, and legacies
- Authored by Bill O’Reilly and Martin Dugard, known for the bestselling “Killing” series
- Features extensive research revealing new historical facts, including personal insights like George Washington’s relationship with his mother
- Provides entertaining and insightful portraits of each president, offering commentary on their achievements and shortcomings
- Explores the roles of first ladies and the long-lasting impact of presidential decisions
- Engaging writing style makes it appealing for readers interested in history, politics, and current affairs, especially during election seasons
- Published by Macmillan Audio, set for release on September 10, 2024
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National Geographic History Magazine
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- Annual subscription price is $39.00, saving 34% off the cover price of $59.94
- Magazine is published bi-monthly
- Launched in 2015, focusing on the exploration of civilization from ancient times to modern eras
- Covers historical conflicts, culture, and art across different epochs
- Subscription options available for print or email gift cards
- Additional magazine offers from Smithsonian, National Geographic, Biblical Archaeology Review, Discover, BBC Science Focus, Archaeology, Ranger Rick Jr., and Ranger Rick Cub with various savings
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World History Map by Map
0- Comprehensive guide exploring world history using detailed maps and timelines
- Features 140 maps, alongside easy-to-read text panels and stunning illustrations
- Covers significant historical events from prehistory to the modern world
- Published in association with the Smithsonian Institution
- Ideal for map lovers and history enthusiasts of all ages
- Includes sections on major periods such as the Ancient World, Middle Ages, and the Age of Imperialism
- A perfect gift for history buffs and as a handy reference guide
- Part of the DK’s Map by Map series, which includes other historical titles
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The Barn: Secret History of a Mississippi Murder
0- The Barn” is a blend of serious history and journalism with the narrative depth of a novel
- It presents a shocking account of the murder of Emmett Till and the extensive cover-up surrounding it
- The book highlights the intersection of global forces and local realities in Mississippi during the 1955 crime
- Author Wright Thompson, with personal ties to the region, explores both the victims and perpetrators involved
- The narrative emphasizes themes of property, power, and the enduring impact of white supremacy
- It showcases the efforts of individuals seeking to uncover the truth behind the crime
- The book is described as brutally honest and beautifully written, receiving praise from notable figures like John Grisham and Kiese Laymon
- Set to be published by Penguin Press on September 24, 2024, it spans 448 pages
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The Gulag Archipelago: 1918-1956 (Audio Edition)
0- Recognized as the “Best Nonfiction Book of the 20th Century” by Time
- Described as having a profound impact on the political and moral consciousness of the late 20th century
- Abridged volume of Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn’s renowned work, authorized by the author
- Features a new foreword by Pulitzer Prize-winning author Anne Applebaum
- Based on Solzhenitsyn’s personal experiences and testimonies from over 200 fellow prisoners
- Exposes the extensive apparatus of Soviet repression and the suffering of its victims
- Highlights instances of moral courage amidst brutality and oppression
- Considered one of the greatest indictments of a political regime in modern history
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Treasure Awaits Inside
0- There’s Treasure Inside” is a treasure map book created by Jon Collins-Black, promising a treasure worth millions hidden in the U.S
- The treasure includes a diverse array of valuable items such as Bitcoin, antiquities, shipwreck bounty, rare Pokémon cards, sports memorabilia, and precious metals
- Some treasures have historical significance, linked to notable figures like Pablo Picasso, George Washington, and Amelia Earhart
- The book goes beyond wealth, offering enriching tales of world history and personal growth
- Readers are invited to embark on a journey of discovery, exploring both literal and metaphorical treasures
- Published by Treasure Books, Inc. on November 12, 2024, it features 244 pages and is available in hardcover
- The ISBN-13 for the book is 979-8989813315, and it weighs 1.74 pounds
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Confronting Presidents: No Spin Assessments
0- Instant #1 New York Times and USA Today nonfiction bestseller
- Comprehensive assessments of all 45 U.S. presidents from Washington to Biden, focusing on their lives, policies, and legacies
- Authored by Bill O’Reilly and Martin Dugard, known for the bestselling Killing series
- Features extensive research revealing new historical facts, including personal correspondence and documentation
- Each chapter offers entertaining and insightful portraits with no-spin commentary on presidential achievements
- Explores the roles of first ladies and the lasting impacts of presidential decisions on modern America
- Written in a captivating style, appealing to readers interested in history, politics, and current affairs, especially during election seasons
- Scheduled for publication on September 10, 2024, by St. Martin’s Press, with various accessibility features
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Guns, Germs and Steel: Audible Edition
0- Pulitzer Prize winner for General Nonfiction in 1998
- Explores the rise of civilization and its historical implications
- Authored by Jared Diamond, who has over 30 years of field work in New Guinea
- Analyzes geographical and ecological factors influencing modern society
- Offers an evolutionary biologist’s perspective on global developments since the Ice Age
- Discusses societal advancements such as writing, religion, government, and technology
- Critiques racial theories of global history
- Significant contribution to understanding the evolution of human societies
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The Small and the Mighty: Unsung Americans
0- Author: Sharon McMahon, known as America’s favorite government teacher
- Focuses on twelve ordinary Americans who significantly impacted history
- Highlights unsung heroes not typically featured in textbooks
- Features diverse stories, including a woman on horseback and a young boy in a Japanese incarceration camp
- Explores themes of courage, justice, and the quest for a better world
- Emphasizes the idea that greatness can be found in everyday people
- Aims to inspire readers by shedding light on overlooked historical figures
- The book combines meticulous research with engaging storytelling
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The Barn: A Murder History in Mississippi
0- The Barn” is a blend of serious history and journalism with a narrative style akin to a novel
- The book explores the themes of silence, lies, courage, and truth in relation to the murder of Emmett Till
- It offers a profound historical account of the crime that significantly impacted American society
- The author, Wright Thompson, reveals the hidden truths surrounding the murder and its cover-up
- Emmett Till, a 14-year-old Black boy, was tortured and murdered in 1955, highlighting extreme racial violence
- The narrative emphasizes the societal forces of racism, property, power, and white supremacy involved in the crime
- The book emphasizes the importance of uncovering historical truths to address and heal America’s deep-seated wounds
- Thompson documents the efforts of individuals dedicated to bringing the truth about the murder to light
