Past Perfect Timeline

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As with many DK productions, Timelines of Everything succeeds due to its visual inventiveness ― History Revealed

Timelines of Everything is an imaginative way of illustrating history for children aged eight and over, linking disparate facts and events and telling the story of subjects as diverse as dance and slavery in an easily digested graphic format. ― Choice Magazine

There are loads of amazing photos and illustrations - just like you'd expect from a DK Book! ― National Geographic Kids

Whether you'd prefer to learn about the history of cinema or fashion, aviation or espionage, you're certain to find something for you in this fascinating guide to global history. ― The Week Junior

This book contains a wealth of interesting facts which will occupy curious minds for ages -- Parent with children ages 9 and 6 ― Toppsta

A stupendous book with a breathtaking visual format... This is a book not to be read in a day or even a few weeks, but to be savoured and enjoyed over several months and year -- Parent with child age 9 ― Toppsta

This is a stunning book, another DK reference book that should be on any home or school book shelf... It's a two fold book - for children it's full of new information that is presented in a way that is easily accessible. For adults it would make a wonderful reference book to use alongside new research... A good investment for anyone with a natural curiosity in history around the world. Would give it 10 stars if I could! -- Parent with children ages 9 and 6 ― Toppsta

The timelines are very creative with the way they are presented... This is most certainly one of my favourite books I've ever read! -- Parent with child age 10 ― Toppsta

A captivating, creative book, ideal for inquisitive minds! We love this book as a family. The way it is written and how it flows is perfect for all ages. I have a feeling this book will be a firm favourite for a long time -- Parent with child age 8 ― Toppsta

This book will be useful at home when I have history homework as it is easy to understand -- Child age 10 ― Toppsta

Wow this is an incredible read... A fantastic resource for all ages -- Parent with child age 7 ― Toppsta

A fascinating book... It boasts eye-catching images and clear text... This book is a suburb overview of, well, almost everything! -- Parent ― Toppsta

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Over 130 timelines bring history alive for kids

Episode four of The Peripheral is titled “Jackpot,” a word that has been mentioned a couple of times before in the series, but always in hushed tones. This tragic period of time in humanity’s history is a key part of The Peripheral’s narrative, a vital turning point in the London, 2100 timeline’s past and a catastrophic foreshadowing in Flynne’s 2032 timeline, one that works as a stark warning for their fleeting future. The Jackpot seems to be the central theme of this instalment, but what exactly is it and what caused the apocalyptic event in the first place?