Real history, honestly told
The pyramids were built by organized, well-fed work crews, not slaves. King Arthur is a legend, and the book says so. Hard history is told gently and truthfully, for young readers.
The ChronoStone Saga · Series 1: The Earth Chronicles
When Ethan and Maggie Carter find a glowing stone pedestal in the cave behind their new house, history stops being something in a book. It becomes a place they can visit, from the last days of the dinosaurs to the night people first walked on the Moon.
The Time Map
Twenty stops across 66 million years. Tap any stop to meet that book.
Kids read ChronoStone for the dinosaurs, the storms at sea and the secret chambers. Without noticing, they learn how the past really worked.
The pyramids were built by organized, well-fed work crews, not slaves. King Arthur is a legend, and the book says so. Hard history is told gently and truthfully, for young readers.
Short, kid-voiced fact boxes in Maggie's own handwriting, each one backed by a real source that grown-ups can look up.
A wisecracking big brother, a sister who has to know everything, and Rex, who chases anything that moves, even across time.
Meet the team
Gamer, joker, and big brother. The more scared he gets, the more jokes he makes. He's braver than he thinks.
Bookworm, code-cracker, keeper of the field notebook. She asks questions in threes, and she has to know.
Golden Lab mix, red collar, zero fear. He chases anything that moves, and the Stone seems to know him.
The ChronoStone Saga
The Earth Chronicles is the first of six series, 120 books in all. Each series goes further than the last: into the past, the future, and beyond.
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