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by Captivating History (Author)
Uncover History's Biggest Story: Christianity and The Reformation, Made Fun for Kids!
Give your child a 2-in-1 full-color book that brings world-changing history to life through easy-to-understand stories and vivid images - perfect for curious young minds (ages 8-12).
Two manuscripts in one book:
- History of Christianity for Kids: A Captivating Guide to Church History, Starting from Jesus to the Present
- The Reformation for Kids: A Captivating Guide to the Split of the Western Church into Protestantism and the Life of Martin Luther
Ignite your child's curiosity with a thrilling journey from the very beginning from the life of Jesus to the church today.
In the first part, your young reader will discover:
- Who was Jesus? Explore the life and teachings of history's most influential figure.
- The Age of Martyrs: How Christianity survived and thrived, even under the challenge of the powerful Roman Empire.
- Saints and Heroes: Discover the inspiring stories of people who shaped the faith.
- The Crusades: Understand the motivations behind the religious wars and how they changed the map of the world.
- Protestantism and the Pope: A clear look at the different branches of Christianity and the role of the papacy.
In the second section, kids will learn:
- The Spark: How one bold monk's actions (Martin Luther's!) set off a worldwide religious movement.
- Tech for Change: The surprising way the printing press became a powerful tool for revolution.
- A King's Divorce: The shocking reason a king changed his entire country's religion (the Church of England!).
- "Diet of Worms"? Finally, find out what this famous, and funny-sounding, historical event really was.
- Lasting Legacy: The massive influence the Reformation had on science, art, and even democracy.
- And much, much more!
This book is a guide to understanding the world we live in. Make complex topics approachable, fun, and memorable for your child.
Number of Pages: 170
Dimensions: 0.44 x 9 x 6 IN
Publication Date: January 11, 2026
