Children in History

Have you ever wondered what daily life was like for Viking or ancient Egyptian children?

This book travels the globe to examine everything from breakfast to bedtime. Discover a Nicaraguan sign language invented by kids and meet toddler kings and queens from China to Uganda as well as child activists and adventurers who shaped our world.

Learn all about the lives of children through time in this fascinating follow-up to Children of the World.

This appears to be a children's history book that explores how young people lived across different cultures and time periods. The book takes readers on a journey through various civilizations, examining the daily routines and experiences of children from Viking times to ancient Egypt and beyond. It covers practical aspects of childhood like meals and sleep schedules, while also highlighting remarkable young people who held positions of power or made significant contributions to society. The book seems designed to help modern children understand and connect with the experiences of their peers throughout history, presenting historical information in an accessible and engaging way.