Christopher Columbus and the Discovery of America Explained for Children: Learn all about the arrival of Columbus in the New World
Synopsis "Christopher Columbus and the Discovery of America Explained for Children: Learn all about the arrival of Columbus in the New World"
Are you looking for a historical, educative read for your child that will not only teach them about how the world we live in today came to be but also engage them in a fun, epic story session?If yes, Prepare to set sail on an adventure filled with a blast of color and detail, fascinating facts, and a dash of imagination!Did you know that there was a time when people believed the Earth was flat?Well, even then, Christopher Columbus still believed that the Earth was round, and he embarked on, a daring quest to prove this. With the support of 120 brave men and three magnificent ships-the Santa Maria, the Pinta, and the Niña-Columbus sets off on a journey that would change the course of history forever. But the voyage was far from smooth sailing!Christopher Columbus and the Discovery of America is an engaging and educational children's book that brings to life the incredible journey of Christopher Columbus. Filled with vibrant illustrations, a catchy storyline and definitions for difficult words, this book is easy-to-read and effortlessly captures the imagination of young readers.In Christopher Columbus and the Discovery of America, kids will learn: An essential part of history in a way that will stick with them for life and see how it shaped the world we know todayImportance of believing in themselves and their ideas, just like Columbus did!That they should be brave and never give up, even when things get toughThat working together, instead of alone, can make big dreams come trueAnd more!Whether for class or fun, this book will spark curiosity, imagination, and a thirst for exploration in young readers. Even if your child has never really been a lover of history, this book will prove very educative and probably jumpstart their curiosity and love for history!
