The History Book
Big Ideas Simply Explained
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Gordon Griffin
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DK
About this listen
Discover the key themes and big ideas behind more than 80 of the world's most important historical events - from the dawn of civilisation to the 21st century.
From the origins of Homo sapiens to the Space Race, and from the French Revolution to the Digital Revolution, this instalment in the best-selling Big Ideas series offers an essential exploration of the human timeline up to and including the rise of modern Islam, the world wide web and the global financial crisis.
Making big historical ideas accessible and easy to understand, with stunning facts and memorable quotes, The History Book audiobook is perfect for students, adults or anyone who wants to travel back in time and understand the fascinating past of mankind.
Narrated by Gordon Griffin, a prolific audiobook narrator who, for many years, has been a voiceover specialist recording over 850 audiobooks. AudioFile Magazine wrote, "Griffin is not just a narrator, but an artist of the Spoken Word. He is in the top five of the most borrowed audiobook narrators in the world." In 2017, Griffin was appointed MBE in the Queen's Birthday Honours List 'For services to People with Sight Impairment'.
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- Sanjay Goyal
- 26-07-24
Rich insights and thorough analysis of key historical event.
While the content of "The History Book" is undeniably excellent, providing rich insights and thorough analysis of key historical events, the experience is marred by a significant flaw. The narration is adequate, but the lack of titled chapters—relying solely on numbered chapters—severely impairs navigation and ease of reference, especially in an audio format. This oversight hampers the overall usability of the audiobook, compelling me to rate it one star until chapter titles are introduced.
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