History Reading

I didn't keep track of all the books we read last year for ancient history, but these are the ones that stood out.
2009-2010

  • Cat of Bubastes (audiobook) by G.A. Henty
  • Casting the Gods Adrift by Geraldine McCaughrean
  • Ben and Me: An Astonishing Life of Benjamin Franklin by His Good Mouse Amos by Robert Lawson (not ancient history, but a really funny book)
  • D'Aulaires' Greek Myths by Ingri d'Aulaire
  • The One-Eyed Giant by Mary Pope Osborne
  • Return to Ithaca by Mary Pope Osborne
  • Who Are You Calling a Wooly Mammoth? by Elizabeth Levy
  • Tut's Mummy: Lost....and Found by Judy Donnelly
  • Ice Mummy: The Discovery of a 5,000 Year-Old Man by Mark Dubowski
  •  Z is for Zeus by Helen L. Wilbur
  • God's People by Geraldine McCaughrean
  • Lift and Look Romans by Pam Beasant
  • Who Were the Romans? by Phil Roxbee Cox

2010-2011
  • Francis: The Poor Man of Assisi by Tomie de Paola
  • Patrick: Patron Saint of Ireland by Tomie de Paola
  • Saint Valentine by Robert Sabuda
  • The Squire and the Scroll: A Tale of the Rewards of a Pure Heart by Jennie Bishop
  • Across a Dark and Wild Sea by Don Brown
  • Brigid's Cloak by Bryce Milligan
  • Caedmon's Song by Ruth Ashby
  • The Adventures of King Arthur (Usborne) by Angela Wilkes
  • Merlin: The Making of a King by Margaret Hodges
  • Young Lancelot by Robert D. San Souci
  • You Wouldn't Want to be a Crusader!: A War You'd Rather Not Fight by Fiona MacDonald
  • We Come from India by David Cummings
  • Snake Charmer by Ann Whitehead Nagda
  • In the Heart of the Village:  The World of the Indian Banyan Tree by Barbara Bash
  • I Am Muslim by Jessica Chalfonte
  • Muslim Holidays by Faith Winchester
  • The White Nights of Ramadan by Maha Addasi
  • The Three Princes: A Tale from the Middle East by Eric A. Kimmel