The Story Of The Olympic Games
The Story Of The Olympic Games is the first official children's history of the Olympics, created in association with the Olympic Museum in Lausanne. It introduces kids to the glorious story of the world’s greatest global sporting spectacle, charting the events from ancient Greece to the revival in 1896 and the 27 Games that followed. Written with young readers in mind, this beautifully illustrated hardback invites curious minds to discover legends, milestones, and the spirit of competition—perfect for new fans, classroom exploration, or family reading time.
Inside, the book is crafted as an official history for children, with color photographs and artworks from the archives of the Olympic Museum. It moves from ancient Greece to modern times, highlighting not only legendary athletes and unforgettable moments but also the shorter-lived sports, groundbreaking firsts, and the ideas that shaped every Summer Games. The pages are packed with exclusive images of action, artifacts, and portraits that bring the Games to life, while short, fun facts help readers connect the dots across more than a century of sport.
Whether you’re reading with a parent, in a classroom, or on your own, The Story Of The Olympic Games unfolds with a warm, accessible voice. The content is presented in clear, bite-sized chapters with photographs, archival memorabilia, and captions that connect history to the thrill of today’s competitions—making complex ideas like global events, national teams, and athletic breakthroughs easy to understand and exciting to explore.
- Key content elements: History from Athens 1896 to Rio 2016; ancient origins; modern revival; 27 Summer Games; milestones, firsts, and short-lived sports; exclusive photographs and artifacts.
- Interactive or standout features: Color photographs and archival artworks from the Olympic Museum; portraits, action shots, and memorabilia that illuminate each era.
- Learning outcomes or experiences: A clear grasp of Olympic history, appreciation for global teamwork, and curiosity about cultures and sports.
- Writing or illustration style: Official, child-friendly narration with stunning visuals and thoughtful pacing.
After turning the final page, readers will carry a sense of global connection and pride in the enduring spirit of the Games. The Story Of The Olympic Games invites young fans to imagine the next chapters in Olympic history and to see how sport can bring people together, inspire perseverance, and celebrate human achievement.
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The Story Of The Olympic Games
The Story Of The Olympic Games is the first official children's history of the Olympics, created in association with the Olympic Museum in Lausanne. It introduces kids to the glorious story of the world’s greatest global sporting spectacle, charting the events from ancient Greece to the revival in 1896 and the 27 Games that followed. Written with young readers in mind, this beautifully illustrated hardback invites curious minds to discover legends, milestones, and the spirit of competition—perfect for new fans, classroom exploration, or family reading time.
Inside, the book is crafted as an official history for children, with color photographs and artworks from the archives of the Olympic Museum. It moves from ancient Greece to modern times, highlighting not only legendary athletes and unforgettable moments but also the shorter-lived sports, groundbreaking firsts, and the ideas that shaped every Summer Games. The pages are packed with exclusive images of action, artifacts, and portraits that bring the Games to life, while short, fun facts help readers connect the dots across more than a century of sport.
Whether you’re reading with a parent, in a classroom, or on your own, The Story Of The Olympic Games unfolds with a warm, accessible voice. The content is presented in clear, bite-sized chapters with photographs, archival memorabilia, and captions that connect history to the thrill of today’s competitions—making complex ideas like global events, national teams, and athletic breakthroughs easy to understand and exciting to explore.
- Key content elements: History from Athens 1896 to Rio 2016; ancient origins; modern revival; 27 Summer Games; milestones, firsts, and short-lived sports; exclusive photographs and artifacts.
- Interactive or standout features: Color photographs and archival artworks from the Olympic Museum; portraits, action shots, and memorabilia that illuminate each era.
- Learning outcomes or experiences: A clear grasp of Olympic history, appreciation for global teamwork, and curiosity about cultures and sports.
- Writing or illustration style: Official, child-friendly narration with stunning visuals and thoughtful pacing.
After turning the final page, readers will carry a sense of global connection and pride in the enduring spirit of the Games. The Story Of The Olympic Games invites young fans to imagine the next chapters in Olympic history and to see how sport can bring people together, inspire perseverance, and celebrate human achievement.
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The Story Of The Olympic Games is the first official children's history of the Olympics, created in association with the Olympic Museum in Lausanne. It introduces kids to the glorious story of the world’s greatest global sporting spectacle, charting the events from ancient Greece to the revival in 1896 and the 27 Games that followed. Written with young readers in mind, this beautifully illustrated hardback invites curious minds to discover legends, milestones, and the spirit of competition—perfect for new fans, classroom exploration, or family reading time.
Inside, the book is crafted as an official history for children, with color photographs and artworks from the archives of the Olympic Museum. It moves from ancient Greece to modern times, highlighting not only legendary athletes and unforgettable moments but also the shorter-lived sports, groundbreaking firsts, and the ideas that shaped every Summer Games. The pages are packed with exclusive images of action, artifacts, and portraits that bring the Games to life, while short, fun facts help readers connect the dots across more than a century of sport.
Whether you’re reading with a parent, in a classroom, or on your own, The Story Of The Olympic Games unfolds with a warm, accessible voice. The content is presented in clear, bite-sized chapters with photographs, archival memorabilia, and captions that connect history to the thrill of today’s competitions—making complex ideas like global events, national teams, and athletic breakthroughs easy to understand and exciting to explore.
- Key content elements: History from Athens 1896 to Rio 2016; ancient origins; modern revival; 27 Summer Games; milestones, firsts, and short-lived sports; exclusive photographs and artifacts.
- Interactive or standout features: Color photographs and archival artworks from the Olympic Museum; portraits, action shots, and memorabilia that illuminate each era.
- Learning outcomes or experiences: A clear grasp of Olympic history, appreciation for global teamwork, and curiosity about cultures and sports.
- Writing or illustration style: Official, child-friendly narration with stunning visuals and thoughtful pacing.
After turning the final page, readers will carry a sense of global connection and pride in the enduring spirit of the Games. The Story Of The Olympic Games invites young fans to imagine the next chapters in Olympic history and to see how sport can bring people together, inspire perseverance, and celebrate human achievement.
