A Childrens History Of India In 100 Objects

A Childrens History Of India In 100 Objects invites curious young readers on a sweeping journey from the stone age to modern India, told through a hundred remarkable artifacts. This engaging history for children blends storytelling with vivid illustrations to reveal how people, cultures, and everyday objects shape a nation. Whether you’re drawn to ancient tools, royal treasures, or contemporary life, this book offers an educational, inspiring, and adventurous reading experience for readers who love stories about our shared past. Structured as a thoughtful, chronological tour, the pages of A Childrens History Of India In 100 Objects open doors to living histories. Each object—from a stone-age hand axe to a dazzling artifact—sparks a vivid story about the people who made, used, and traded it, linking distant cultures with daily life. The experience is enriched by lively illustrations and concise captions, with a pace that invites exploration without overwhelming the reader. This is more than a catalog of artifacts; it’s a celebration of human creativity, resilience, and ingenuity that threads centuries of Indian heritage together. 100 carefully chosen objects spanning eras of Indian history Stunning illustrations with captions that bring each artifact to life Narrative, age-appropriate storytelling that links artifacts to people and daily life Insights into culture, trade, technology, and creativity across time Accessible pacing and design that invite curiosity, discussion, and learning After turning the last page, readers gain a deeper appreciation for India’s heritage and a sense of connection to people long ago. A Childrens History Of India In 100 Objects encourages reflection on how material culture shapes identity and reminds us that curiosity can uncover surprising links across time, making history feel vivid, personal, and endlessly relevant.