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Exploration: Map by Map by DK — the complete history of the age of exploration told through the maps that explorers made as they went: original maps from the world’s great cartographic collections, some beautiful, some wildly inaccurate, all historically fascinating. Expert commentary draws out what each map shows, what the mapmaker understood, and how geographical knowledge developed through the cumulative work of centuries. Published by DK.

Ancient Greece by DK — the complete story of the civilisation that created the foundations of the Western world, from the Bronze Age Minoans and Mycenaeans through the classical golden age of Periclean Athens to the Hellenistic world of Alexander the Great. Exceptional photography of sculpture, pottery, and architecture alongside maps, timelines, and profiles of the great figures. Published by DK.

A History of Christianity by DK — the complete story of Christianity from the life and teachings of Jesus through the early church, the great councils, the medieval synthesis, the Reformation, and the global diversification of the faith into the modern era. The visual approach illuminates Christian art, architecture, and manuscript tradition with exceptional photography. An essential reference for students of religious history. Published by DK.

Philosophers Who Changed the World by DK — eighty of the most consequential thinkers in the history of philosophy, Eastern and Western, ancient and contemporary, profiled with biographical depth, clear exposition of key ideas, and a genuine account of why each philosopher’s contribution mattered. Non-Western traditions — Buddhist, Confucian, Indian — receive the same seriousness as the European canon. The ideal companion for a serious philosophical reading list. Published by DK.

The World War I Book by DK — the complete history of the First World War, from the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand through the battles of Verdun and the Somme to the armistice of November 1918. Every phase covered with maps, photographs, profiles of key commanders, and analysis of the tactical and strategic decisions that determined the course of a conflict that killed seventeen million people. Published by DK.

Writers Who Changed the World by DK — eighty of the most consequential writers in world literature, from Homer and Murasaki Shikibu through Shakespeare, Cervantes, Goethe, Tolstoy, Woolf, and García Márquez. Genuinely global coverage — Eastern, Western, and African literary traditions receive equal attention. The ideal introduction to world literature organised by impact, and the perfect companion for building a serious reading list. Published by DK.