Surprising Historical Stories

Family-Friendly Book Tested: Who HQ's Surprising History Picks

When it comes to family-friendly reads that blend education with entertainment, Who HQ's lineup of history-themed books often surprises even the most seasoned bookworms. Take Who Is Wayne Gretzky? (Who Was?)-a vibrant, kid-centric dive into the hockey icon's life, packed with playful illustrations and bite-sized facts that make even the most thrilling career arcs feel accessible. For older readers craving a bit more depth, The Man Who Solved the Market offers a sleek, adult-oriented exploration of Jim Simons' groundbreaking journey in quantitative finance, proving that history can be as cerebral as it is compelling. Meanwhile, The Glory of Their Times resurrects the golden age of baseball through the candid voices of its legends, weaving nostalgia into every page with a timeless charm that bridges generations. And if you're craving something quieter than a book, Who's the Boss? - The Complete First Season (a TV show, not a book) provides a family-friendly twist on the classic sitcom, blending humor with the cultural quirks of the 1980s. Together, these picks reveal Who HQ's knack for curating history that's as diverse as it is delightful-whether you're tuning into the past or the present.