About This Book
Reach for this book when your child is curious about the world's wonders or when you want to explore the intersection of history, engineering, and deep human emotion. This accessible narrative goes beyond mere facts to tell the poignant story of Emperor Shah Jahan and his devotion to his wife, Mumtaz Mahal. It provides a historical window into 17th century India, explaining how one of the world's most beautiful buildings rose from a foundation of profound grief. For children aged 8 to 12, it serves as an excellent introduction to South Asian history and Islamic architecture. Parents will appreciate how it frames a monumental achievement as an act of love and remembrance, making a complex historical period feel personal and relatable.
What Parents Should Know
Where Is Machu Picchu?
Where Is the Great Wall?
Where Is Alcatraz?
Where Is the North Pole?
Where Is the Kremlin?
Where Is the Amazon?
Where Are the Easter Eggs?
Where Is the Brooklyn Bridge?
Where Is the Colosseum?
Where Is the Sahara Desert?
Where Is the Vatican?
Where Is Tornado Alley?
Where Is the Great Barrier Reef?
Where Is the Taj Mahal?
Where Is My Little Elephant?
Where Is Mount Rushmore?
Where Is Stonehenge?
Where Is Stonehenge?
Where Is Antarctica?
Where Is the Tower of London?
Where Is Area 51?
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