If we thought that History is boring, surely that idea was taken away from us with the fabulous cartoon series "Once upon a time, man". This book that we bring today follows the line of presenting the story adapted to the children's world, in a pleasant way. Is about "Little history of the world", written by historian Fernando García de Cortázar and illustrated by Jvlivs.
With this book, it is intended that children discover how exciting a subject is sometimes seen with boredom and, on the other, how fun it can be to learn. It also promises multiple readings from all ages, and personally, as I am attracted to Jvlivs illustrations, I would not mind approaching this work.
"Little history of the world" is the continuation of "Little history of Spain", a great children's success last year, created by Jvlivs and Manuel Fernández Álvarez himself.
It starts a winter afternoon in which Sergio, bored in his room, appears the muse Clio, protective goddess of history. This will accompany you on a journey of imagination in which you will meet different sages, one in each period: the historians Herodotus and Ibn Jaldún, the artist Leonardo Da Vinci, the studious and essayist Montesquieu, the traveler Conrad and the novelist Zweig.
García de Cortázar, a renowned historian, wanted to convey through these characters his passion for historical events, with amenity, and teach children and remind older people that wisdom "is not the set of knowledge acquired, but to live them and savor them. "
Interesting is "Little history of the world", which can be read as a story that collect historical episodes from Antiquity to the day the man stepped on the moon for the first time.
