Hello, this is ToriAnn Perkey, and from my homeschool to your homeschool, I regret that I must recommend these history books. Rather read than watch? Keep scrolling to read a transcript of the video. What do they look like inside? And which are our favorites? Check out the video to find out! Major Impossible (Wesley Powell, Exploration of the Grand Canyon)
The Underground Abductor (Harriet Tubman, Slavery) Treaties, Trenches, Mud, and Blood (World War I) One Dead Spy (Nathan Hale, American Revolutionary War) This series combines solid history, fabulous graphics, and great sense of humor all in one.Įach book is a treat - and he is still coming out with new books. Which is why I was THRILLED to find this series by Nathan Hale called Nathan Hale’s Hazardous Tales. After all, can it REALLY be great content if it looks like a comic book?!?īut the world of graphic novels is no longer the fluffy “comic book” world! Graphic novels are different kind of storytelling - using pictures instead of words to give the sense of emotion and setting.Īnd my dyslexic kids … my visual learners … the ones who struggle to learn through just reading get so much out of graphic novels. Okay - full disclosure - I’ve been a skeptic of graphic novels for years.
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