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Honest History magazine Issue 24 cover featuring the Gilded Age of America for kids

Issue #24

American Glitter

 AGES 6–12 
$17.95
$17.95
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Learn about the American Gilded Age in Issue Twenty-Four, American Glitter. From the California Gold Rush to Ellis Island and everywhere in between, kids will discover the story of an age of excess and poverty where robber barons ran wild and the railroad connected the nation. 

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What's Inside

Learn about the American Gilded Age, from robber barons to railroads.

In this issue

  • The Iron Horse: Railroads
  • Welcome to the American Gilded Age
  • Westward We Go!
  • California Gold Rush
  • The Titans of Industry
  • Dining by Rail
  • Ellis Island: Coming to America
  • The Statue of Liberty
  • A Gilded Age Legacy: The NYPD Mounted Unit
  • The Biltmore: An American Icon
  • ... plus activities, coloring pages, and much more!

Magazine Details

  • 64 full-color pages filled with stories, illustrations and DIY activities
  • Velvet-touch cover and a perfect-bound finish


All print issues include an accompanying interactive, digital edition on the Honest History app.


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Lindsay

So fun!

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Ashley Kitsch
Did you know?

Really great highlights of history! Not just my 5 y/o but myself and husband learned a lot from this and it was so easy to grasp! Can’t wait for our next one

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Caroline Maclaga
Love this magazine!

What a great way for the whole family to learn about history together! This is honestly more of a book than a magazine, the paper quality is exceptional.

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Stacy Szurek
My child loves this!

We received our first issue, and I have lost track of how many times my 8yo has read it. She loves non-fiction, and Honest History answers so many of her questions.

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Lisa Sands
Interesting magazine

Very well laid out magazine with lots of details that are new and draw the kids in. We particularly liked the story about the railroad tycoons. My child enjoyed setting up a ‘dining car’ by the window and serving breakfast to all her stuffed animals.

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