Napoleon (Great Rulers)

Ladybird history books are social history at it's best, from; I would estimate ages 8 to 14 for school use of simply to enjoy. They bring history alive for children, and are filled with fascinating information. As well as bringing alive an animated, exciting past, they also show how events of the past, are with us today, in so many fascinating ways.Napoleon Bonaparte, first published in 1968, is written by L Du Garde Peach and illustrated by John Kenney. It tells the story of one of the greatest generals the world has ever known who worked his way from humble origins, to become Emperor of France, at the age of 35, and who went on to conquer half of Europe. His is a legacy that will never be forgotten. His story is told here for young readers.