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Honest History magazine Issue 23 cover about israel and palestine

Issue #23

A Home to Many

 AGES 6–12 
$17.95
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Learn about the important history of Israel and Palestine in Issue Twenty-Three, A Home to Many. Readers will discover the stories behind the people, places and events from this region written and illustrated by both Palestinians and Israelis. 

Created as a starting point to uncovering the complicated and nuanced history of this place, A Home to Many explores topics from the region's ancient civilizations to recent history that led to modern-day conflict and tragedy. By learning more about its past, kids will begin to understand the conflict today—and as always, the history is shared through engaging stories, illustrations, and activities that bring the past to life.

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What's Inside

Learn about Israel and Palestine, written and illustrated by people from the region.

Topics include:
• Ottoman Palestine • Zionism • Jewish Pogroms • World War I • The Mandate Period • World War II and the Holocaust • The Partition Plan • The Nakba/ The War of Independence • Refugee camps and Checkpoints • The First + Second Intifada

In this issue

  • Israel-Palestine Conflict: A History
  • A Land of Ancient Civilizations
  • A Remarkable Find
  • The Oslo Accords
  • The War of 1967
  • Would You Like Some Hummus?
  • People You Should Know
  • Alphabet Activity
  • ... 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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Julianne Cooper

My children immediately engage with the magazine when it arrives and they always find something new and intriguing within the pages. As the parent, I love that the information is developmentally appropriate and allows for us to engage in meaningful discussions about difficult topics in history. The art continues to be amazing, and the topics are relevant to both my 3rd and 5th grader. Thank you for a wonderful magazine!

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KStidham

From a third grade teacher: this is real history, backed by scholarship, but in language and length that makes it accessible for younger children without being too boring or simple for older kids. I love the variety of activities, too!

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Mike

Honestly, as a teacher, these books are incredible. They are accessible, entertaining, and objective. I think they can really inspire students of all ages.

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CMac

Loved the impartial and factual presentation of history without biased commentary. I read this as well and appreciated the clear history. I also appreciate the thought provoking questions at the end that were not leading questions. Instead asking “what do both sides have in common?” Or “who do you think it would be harder to be?” I loved seeing my child read this while asking questions and coming up with her own conclusions based on reality.

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Ksenia Michelsen

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