Hi! What book can you recommend someone who finally overcomes his absent minded attitude about history and starts to be interested? It really can be world history from A - Z, the most relevant stuff.
Books that include pictures, timelines, graphics, maps.. are welcome!
I appreciate your answers.
The subreddit booklist has a number of titles in the 'general' category that could be of interest to you. You might want to give it a browse if you haven't already.
Ernst Gombrich's title is meant for young readers, but i think that might mean it has more images etc. (Not certain so check).
German title is "Eine kurze Weltgeschichte für junge Leser: Von der Urzeit bis zur Gegenwart", Engl translation will be something like 'A Short History of the World for young readers'
Dividing the Spoils - one I love about the breakup of Alexander the Greats Empire
Empire - interesting and balanced review of the British Empire from conception to death
Epic of Gilgamesh - the first full story every written down. It’s short and absolutely hectic
Romance of the Three Kingdoms - an episodic dramatisation of China between the Han and Jim dynasties
Hi there, I did history for my undergrad and here are a few of my favorite books. Hope you enjoy!
The Fiery Trial by Eric Foner
The Half Has Never Been Told by Edward Baptist
Agnes Bowker's Cat by David Cressy
The Great War and Modern Memory by Peter Fussell
Nella Last's War: The Second World War Diaries by Richard Broad
Not So Quiet by Helen Zenna Smith