Attention, history buffs and knowledge seekers! Get ready to expand your digital library with an incredible offer from Penguin. For a limited time only, you can snag the Kindle ebook versions of two monumental history books for just $0.99 each. This is a fantastic opportunity to delve into the vast tapestry of human civilization and American history without breaking the bank.
The Penguin History of the World: A Journey Through Time
“The Penguin History of the World” is a cornerstone of historical literature, currently in its 6th edition. First published by J.M. Roberts in 1976, this landmark work has been meticulously updated and revised over the decades. After Roberts’ passing in 2003, the brilliant historian Odd Arne Westad took the reins, ensuring that this comprehensive account of world history remains a vital resource for students and enthusiasts alike. In its physical form, it’s a hefty tome boasting 1,280 pages – making this Kindle deal an absolute steal at roughly $0.00077 per page!
The Penguin History of the United States of America: From Bering Strait to Reagan
“The Penguin History of the United States of America,” originally published as “The Longman History of the United States of America” in 1985, is a masterful exploration of American history by Hugh Brogan. Interestingly, Brogan was also a correspondent with J.R.R. Tolkien, and some of their letters are included in “The Letters of J.R.R. Tolkien” see at Amazon. This comprehensive book begins its narrative in 30,000 BCE, tracing the arrival of the first humans across the Bering Strait, and continues through to the Reagan era of the 1980s.
For those who appreciate history but find it challenging to navigate specialized texts, these one-volume histories offer a broad overview. Unlike many historical works that focus on specific periods or events, these books provide a sweeping panorama of human experience. However, don’t delay! The deal for the U.S. history book has a midnight Pacific Time deadline. Grab your copies before they disappear!
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