About This Book
Fold over pages reveal homes from a Roman apartment, an Egyptian house, a medieval castle and a stone-age home. 4-8 yrs.
Wonderlit Review
This Usborne title offers a delightful, interactive introduction to the history of homes. Through fold-over pages, young readers can peek inside dwellings from a Roman apartment to a medieval castle and a Stone Age home, comparing them to modern houses. The book handles historical topics in an accessible and engaging way, sparking curiosity about how people lived in different eras. Its interactive format makes it particularly appealing for children aged 4-8, encouraging hands-on exploration. It's a great choice for parents looking to introduce basic history and architectural concepts, or for a child who enjoys lift-the-flap or movable books. The content is gentle and purely informative, making it a wonderful educational read-aloud or an early independent read.
Discussion Prompts
1
What kind of home would you have liked to live in from the past, and why?
2
How are homes today similar to or different from homes long ago?
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