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Language: English
Published by Independently published, 2026
- Softcover
- New

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- Title
- Empire of Ancient Rome
- Author
- Publishing, Step By Step
- Publisher
- Independently published
- Publication year
- 2026
- Condition
- New
- Binding
- PAP
- Language
- English
- ISBN 13
- 9798172027253
- Item weight
- 214 grams
- Series
- Book 4 of 5: Step by Step Knowledge Series
15 Roman Tales. 15 Timeless Lessons. One Magical Journey.
From the eternal roads of the Republic to the majestic Colosseum, from the Twelve Tables of law to the legendary aqueducts — "Empire of Ancient Rome" takes your child on a magical journey deep into history's greatest empire.
This is Book 4 of the Step by Step Knowledge Series, a 7-book bilingual series where each volume explores one great civilization in depth.
Inside this 107-page treasure, your child will discover:
- 15 beautifully written stories — set in Rome, from the Republic to the Empire
- 15 moral lessons — integrity, leadership, cooperation, law, discipline, respect, loyalty, wisdom, courage, generosity, honesty, tolerance, creativity, knowledge, and pride in heritage
- Full bilingual text — every story presented in both Arabic and English
- AI-generated illustrations in classic storybook style
- Interactive questions — 3 per story (45 total) for parent-child dialogue
- "Imagine the Picture" prompts — to inspire young artists
Meet the characters:
- Cincinnatus — the consul who returned to his farm after victory
- Julius Caesar — the leader who listened to the poor
- The young road builders — who proved cooperation builds the impossible
- Mucius Scaevola — the brave youth who burned his own hand
- Cornelia — the woman who fed Rome with her bread
- Seneca — the philosopher who taught how to live and how to die
- Appius — the engineer who made water flow uphill (genius!)
- Pliny the Elder — the scientist who died studying a volcano
- Boethius — the guardian who saved Rome's books from fire
- ...and 6 more inspiring heroes!
Perfect for:
- Children aged 8-12 (early readers and read-aloud)
- Bilingual Arabic-English families worldwide
- Classroom and homeschooling study of Ancient Rome
- Bedtime reading (one story per night = 15 nights of joy)
- Gift-giving for birthdays, Eid, holidays, and school achievements
Book details:
- 107 pages, 8.5 x 8.5 inches (square format)
- AI-generated storybook illustrations
- Interactive questions for parent-child dialogue
- Book 4 of 7 in the "Step by Step Knowledge Series"
- From Am Freeiformation brand
Continue the journey! Pair with Books 1, 2, and 3 — the series continues with Mesopotamia, China, and India.
Give your child the gift of two languages, the wisdom of the Romans, and a lifetime of values.
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