Greatest Battles for Boys: The Ancient Wars

By Ryan Rhoderick

Are you struggling to inspire your son to read and stay educated? Then keep reading...

Maybe he would prefer to spend his time playing first-person shooter video games instead of learning?

Maybe you find it hard to motivate him to sit down and read books that will educate and excite him?

Or maybe he sees history as a boring and unimportant subject rather than the essential topic of information we know it to be as adults?

So many books on the history of the greatest battles are littered with dull and uninteresting chapters. It's a poor choice for boys who prefer adventures and games over textbooks.

Hence, Greatest Battles for Boys!

Greatest Battles for Boys: The Ancient Wars brings all the best battles to the boys. It is a history book that is highly educational and exceedingly engaging, and fun to read. Your son will be struggling to put this book down and texting his friends that he won't be online playing any games tonight!

We all know how important our history and heritage are, and providing your kid with this knowledge at an early age will give him a head start at school, set him on the path to success, and instill in him a hunger for knowledge.

Inside Greatest Battles for Boys: The Ancient Wars, discover:

Some of the most important battles of ancient history such as Kadesh, Pelusium, Delium, Hydaspes, Marathon, Thermopylae, Cape Ecnomus, Ch?lons, and Red CliffsThe rise and fall of the greatest empires the ancient world had ever seen, including Egyptian, Greek, Persian, Roman, and ChineseLeaders, strategies, tactics, and weapons that determined the winners of the battles that changed history

And much, much more!

Grab a copy of Greatest Battles for Boys: The Ancient Wars today, and give your son a history book he will ACTUALLY READ!

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1777846226
• ISBN13: 9781777846220
• Release Date: February 2022
• Publisher: Lexah Publications Inc.
• Length: 180 Pages
• Weight: 0.55 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 6.0" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

Dry and textbookish

This book was a disappointment. My youngest is interested in Ancient history, and I was hoping this title would please. We prefer living books, or at least a conversational type book. The text reads as if could have been pulled straight from an encyclopedia or textbook.