Fact-based stories provide accurate historical context for young readers
Illustrations and visual content enhance engagement and understanding
DIY activities and hands-on projects foster creativity and learning
Features stories from Indigenous Australian perspectives for cultural inclusivity
Expert voices, including a first Nations child, offer authentic insights
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Journey down under and explore the history of Australia and the people indigenous to this incredible land in Issue Nineteen, A Land Called Oz. Discover the stories of Australia's civil rights movement, ecosystems, art, and food, and hear from a First Nations kid about the history of his culture. As always, every page is filled with fact-b
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ENG-English
Media Access
Print
Media Theme
History & heritage, Art & culture, Education
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We look forward to our Honest History deliveries! My six year old twins love them and it's so cool to see them grow into the issues discussed and even reading the magazines themselves. Highly recommended for raising curious children!
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Cait · July 3, 2026
My 10-year-old absolutely devours these when they arrive. She loves them, and is so excited about the content, she cant help but share fun facts all the time. It has sparked some cool conversations in the house. We’re big fans!
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Stephanie · April 21, 2026
I am not a parent but the director of a museum in a small, conservative community in which many kids don't get the best education and don't read much. The museum has a library and I always recommend the books (and Honest History) in this library to kids who participate in museum programs. If I can get even one kid to read Honest History (which I read and enjoy very much) I will have helped at least one child in our community develop into a better educated person.