Choose at least one book for each term as additional independent reading.<\/p>\n
See World History Reading Plan<\/a> for a breakdown of the main text, The World’s Story.<\/p>\n EGYPT<\/strong><\/p>\n God King<\/strong><\/a> by Joanne Williamson [Bethlehem Books]<\/p>\n The Hittite Warrior<\/strong><\/a> by Joanne Williamson [Bethlehem Books]<\/p>\n Shadow Hawk<\/strong><\/a> by Andre Norton<\/p>\n Tales of Ancient Egypt<\/strong><\/a> by Roger Lancelyn Green<\/p>\n Mara, Daughter of the Nile<\/strong><\/a> by Eloise Jarvis McGraw<\/p>\n The Golden Goblet<\/strong><\/a> by Eloise Jarvis McGraw<\/p>\n ANCIENT GREECE<\/strong><\/p>\n Theras and His Town<\/strong><\/a> by Caroline Dale Snedeker – Sparta and Athens<\/p>\n Crown of Violet<\/strong><\/a> by Geoffrey Trease (out-of-print) – Athens, Greek drama<\/p>\n The Twenty Two Letters<\/strong><\/a> by Clive King (out-of-print)<\/p>\n ANCIENT ROME<\/strong><\/p>\n The Bronze Bow<\/strong><\/a> by Elizabeth George Speare<\/p>\n Detectives in Togas<\/strong><\/a>\u00a0by Henry Winterfeld<\/p>\n The Ides of April<\/strong><\/a> by Mary Ray [Bethlehem Books]<\/p>\n A Triumph for Flavius<\/strong><\/a> by Caroline Dale Snedeker<\/p>\n The White Isle<\/strong><\/a> by Caroline Dale Snedeker<\/p>\n Between the Forest and the Hills<\/strong><\/a> by Ann Lawrence [Bethlehem Books]<\/p>\n –<\/span><\/p>\n ANGLO-SAXON ENGLAND<\/strong><\/p>\n King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table<\/a><\/strong>\u00a0by Roger Lancelyn Green<\/p>\n Augustine Came to Kent<\/strong><\/a> by Barbara Willard [Bethlehem Books]<\/p>\n Dragonslayer: The Story of Beowulf<\/strong><\/a> by Rosemary Sutcliff<\/p>\n Beowulf the Warrior<\/strong><\/a> by Ian Serraillier [Bethlehem Books]<\/p>\n Wordhoard: Anglo-Saxon Stories<\/strong><\/a> by Kevin Crossley-Holland and Jill Paton Walsh (out-of-print) –<\/span><\/p>\n EARLY MEDIEVAL EUROPE<\/strong><\/p>\n The White Stag<\/strong><\/a> by Kate Seredy – Hungary<\/p>\n Son of Charlemagne<\/strong><\/a> by Barbara Willard [Bethlehem Books]<\/p>\n –\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n VIKINGS<\/strong><\/p>\n Sword Song<\/strong><\/a> by Rosemary Sutcliff<\/p>\n Viking Dawn \/ The Road to Miklagard \/ Viking Sunset<\/strong><\/a> by Henry Treece (out-of-print) – trilogy based on Viking saga<\/p>\n The Story of Rolf and the Viking Bow<\/strong><\/a> by Allen French [Bethlehem Books]<\/p>\n \u00a0–<\/span><\/p>\n MIDDLE AGES<\/strong><\/p>\n The Red Keep<\/strong><\/a> by Allen French [Bethlehem Books]<\/p>\n Casilda and the Rising Moon<\/strong><\/a> by Elizabeth Borton de Trevino – 11th century Spain<\/p>\n A Proud Taste for Scarlet and Miniver<\/strong><\/a> by E. Konigsburg – Eleanor of Aquitaine, 12th century France and England<\/p>\n Lost Baron<\/strong><\/a> by Allen French [Bethlehem Books] – set in Cornwall (England) in 1200<\/p>\n Adam of the Road<\/strong><\/a> by Elizabeth Grey<\/p>\n The Ramsay Scallop<\/strong><\/a> by France Temple – a young betrothed couple are sent on pilgrimage, set in England in 1299<\/p>\n The Lion of St. Mark<\/strong><\/a> by G.A. Henty – Venice<\/p>\n The Trumpeter of Krakow<\/strong><\/a> by Eric Philbrook Kelly<\/p>\n Red Towers of Granada<\/strong><\/a> by Geoffrey Trease (out-of-print) – 13th century Spain and England<\/p>\n Ring Out Bow Bells<\/strong> [US Title: The Sign of the Green Falcon<\/strong><\/a>] by Cynthia Harnett – England, early 15th century<\/p>\n –<\/span><\/p>\n The Woolpack<\/strong><\/a> [US Title: The Merchant’s Mark<\/strong>] by Cynthia Harnett – England, late 15th century<\/p>\n Mary Queen of Scots<\/strong><\/a> by Elizabeth O’Neill<\/p>\n Mary, Bloody Mary<\/strong><\/a> by Carolyn Meyer – story of the young Queen Mary<\/p>\n I, Juan de Pareja<\/strong><\/a> by Elizabeth Borton de Trevino – story of a young slave owned by the painter Velazquez<\/p>\n Cue for Treason<\/strong><\/a> by Geoffrey Trease – adventure story, England in late 16th century, Shakespeare<\/p>\n Red Hugh, Prince of Donegal<\/strong> <\/a>by Robert Reilly [Bethlehem Books] – Ireland, 16th century<\/p>\n Children of the New Forest<\/strong><\/a> by Captain Maryatt – English civil war, 17th century<\/p>\n A Parcel of Patterns<\/strong><\/a> by Jill Paton Walsh – plague destroys an English village, 17th century<\/p>\n Master Cornhill<\/strong><\/a> by Eloise Jarvis MacGraw – Great Fire of London, 1666<\/p>\n –<\/span><\/p>\n Martin Hyde: The Duke’s Messenger<\/strong><\/a> by John Masefield – Monmouth rebellion against James II, 17th century England<\/p>\n Bonnie Dundee<\/strong><\/a> by Rosemary Sutcliff – 18th century England and Scotland<\/p>\n A Tale of Two Cities<\/strong><\/a> by Charles Dickens – French Revolution<\/p>\n The Scarlet Pimpernel<\/strong><\/a> by Baroness Orczy – French Revolution<\/p>\n Thunder of Valmy<\/strong><\/a> by Geoffrey Trease (out-of-print) – French Revolution<\/p>\n Follow My Black Plume<\/strong><\/a> by Geoffrey Trease (out-of-print) – Garibaldi, 19th century Italy<\/p>\n A Thousand for Sicily<\/strong><\/a> by Geoffrey Trease (out-of-print) – Garibaldi, 19th century Italy<\/p>\n The War, 1914, a History and an Explanation for Boys and Girls<\/strong><\/a>\u00a0by Elizabeth O’Neill<\/p>\n First World War<\/strong><\/a> (Living History)\u00a0by \u00a0John D. Clare<\/p>\n Karl I – The Emperor of Peace<\/strong><\/a>\u00a0(Magnificat)<\/p>\n The Good Master<\/strong><\/a> by Kate Seredy – early 20th century Hungary<\/p>\n Rilla of Ingleside<\/strong><\/a>\u00a0by L. M. Montgomery (a story about WWI from the\u00a0Canadian\u00a0home front.)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Choose at least one book for each term as additional independent reading. 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1st Year: Term 2<\/strong><\/h2>\n
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2nd Year: Term 1<\/strong><\/h2>\n
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