Who Was Genghis Khan? Paperback – December 4, 2014

We like to alternate our son's reading of books he would normally pick up with some that are about historical facts to mix things up and keep his reading interest and these books do the trick. He really enjoys them and starts up additional conversations.

Make more historical books that are about famous people dead or alive.This book is five star book because you know more things in history that you want to happen or not.😄😄😄😄😁😁😁😁😁😁☺☺☺☺😆😆😆😆😆

These are the best nonfiction books for 3rd through 6th graders for AR. As a teacher and a parent, these are always my first recommendation to meet their AR goal. We require 3 nonfiction books per 9 weeks and these can be read in just a few days. They are informative and the kids overwhelmingly enjoy them.

Love these books as they are a perfect introduction for kids to these historical figures. My daughter loved Ghenghis Khan. I highly reccomend it. Whoemver wants to read only about inventors and atheletes should not be buying these books. Ghengis was a man of his time. I think it was very well presented.

I think this book is a little confusing, but it is still awesome! It had suspension and interesting facts, and this a great book

Kids who don't want to try non-fiction because they think it's boring will really be surprised to find that real amazing people are interesting to learn about. This series is a great way to get your non-fiction haters to become interested and want to learn more. My young readers love telling me about these true heroes!

I keep buying these books on my son's requests. He is 10 and he's been reading them for over 3 years. The subject is not always covered but the books are good starters for young readers to look for more information if they need it. Recommended.

I found this book super interesting and it kept my 8yr old boys attention too.