History Books for Kids

Why America's History?

Story-Based
Learning

Exciting and engaging stories that will draw your family into the adventures of America’s past.

Inspiring Ideas of
Founding Fathers

Dive into the philosophical roots that shaped America.

Connect the
Past and Present

Learn how the lessons of history shape our world today and how we can use that knowledge to create a freer world.

Flexible
Use

We have books, audiobooks, curriculum, and bonus videos. Use it how it works for your family to learn best together.

Deep Immersion in
Historical Stories

Grasp the significance of historical moments with lessons that extend far beyond names and places.

Level up Your Own Knowledge
as You Share With Your Kids

Increase your own confidence by learning alongside your children.

What Families Are Saying...

“I'm blown away by the Tuttle Twins book in a very good way — the stories they share really help my kids get interested in history! I give this ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️.” - Lindsay R.

“This is what I've been looking for — a history book that is honest, focused on true principles, and taught in a way that my kids can apply to their lives. I'M A FAN! (Sorry for the caps but it's TRUE!)” - Sara B.

Discover the Series: America’s History in
Two Captivating Volumes

Exclusive Bundles with Bonus Content

Volume 1: Seeds of Liberty

Embark on a journey leading up to 1776, exploring the ideas, philosophies, and stories that fueled the Founding Fathers in creating our great nation.

View a sample chapter from Volume 1.

Download Vol. 1 Chapter PDF

Volume 2: Birth of a Nation

Uncover the riveting stories and powerful ideas of the Revolutionary War, the birth of the Constitution, and the ratification of the Bill of Rights.

View a sample chapter from Volume 2.

Download Vol. 2 Chapter PDF

Volume 1 Bundle

  • 240-page book
  • 200 pages of curriculum (PDF)
  • 6-hour audiobook
  • 4 hours of video lessons
$74.99
$215.99 USD $74.99 USD

Volume 2 Bundle

  • 240-page book
  • 200 pages of curriculum (PDF)
  • 6-hour audiobook
  • 4 hours of video lessons
$74.99
$215.99 USD $74.99 USD

Two Book Bundle

  • 500 pages of history stories
  • 400 pages of curriculum (PDF)
  • 12 hours of audiobooks
  • 8 hours of video lessons
$127.98
$432 USD $127.98 USD

Why Our Kids' History Books Shine

Volumes 1 (1215–1776) and 2 (1776–1791) of America's History take you on story-based journeys through the history of American independence. These storybooks are over 240 pages long, and they:

Show the philosophical connections between the Founding Fathers.

Tell a story and share ideas to spark interest, not just give boring dates.

Link the fight for freedom in the past to the principles that youngsters can relate to today.

Why Families Love This Series

Story‑Based Learning Beats Textbooks

Instead of just listing facts, our books are like interesting novels that draw in young readers with characters, situations, and dramatic events. They help children retain what they learn and stay engaged throughout the story.

Philosophical Roots Brought to Life

Our books don't simply tell you what happened. They also tell you why events happened and how ideas like natural rights, consent of the governed, and individual liberty helped to create a new nation. These timeless ideas will spark deep conversations at home or in the classroom.

Multi‑Format Bundles for Every Learner

Choose from:

  • The hardback volumes alone
  • Audiobooks (best for kids who learn by listening)
  • PDF curriculum guidelines (which are great for structured school-based or homeschooling plans)

Encourages Hands‑On Learning & Conversation

Each page encourages thoughtful reflection, with questions and natural pauses for family discussion. This opens the door to conversations grounded in timeless principles and deeper understanding.

Designed for Families & Lifelong Learners

Parents love our "Level Up Your Own Knowledge" sections, which are short, deep dives into philosophy, context, and deeper meaning. These sections are for kids ages 5 to 12. 

Everyone in the family grows together.

Built to Inspire Civic Engagement

These books give kids the power to make a freer world. Children are inspired to envision themselves as future torchbearers of liberty when they learn about past struggles for freedom.

History Books For School

Our books add depth and context to what children are already learning in school or through homeschooling. Instead of simply listing names and dates, they focus on big ideas like liberty, self-reliance, and the principles behind the founding of America.

They work especially well for homeschool families who want materials that align with principles like personal responsibility and individual freedom. With optional curriculum guides and audiobooks, it’s easy to build lessons around each chapter or just use them as a meaningful supplement.

If you're looking for history books that spark interest and encourage real thinking, our history books for kids are a smart place to start. We also offer books for teens that cover even more topics.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Are Some Good History Books for Kids?

Great history books for kids weave stories with facts. Look for books that tell interesting stories about historical people and events in a way that is appropriate for their age. That's exactly what our America's History books do, empowering children to learn, grow, and start thinking critically.

What Is The Most Popular Book for 7‑Year‑Olds?

7-year-olds tend to prefer chapter books with pictures, although their reading levels can vary. This age group will be interested in the inspiring ideas and events in America’s History, Volume 1 (1215–1776).

What Are the Best History Books?

The best history books are accurate, easy to read, and inspiring. Our volumes offer well-researched, engaging narratives that emphasize important values and ideas, making them a great fit for both home and school learning.

What Should My 10‑Year‑Old Be Reading?

At age 10, kids can grasp more serious topics and ask "why". Our American history books are a fantastic fit because they encourage kids to ask questions about the history that shaped our world, and answer them at the same time.