Books like Prentice Hall World History

Prentice Hall World History by Elisabeth Gaynor Ellis reads as informative, academic. These 12 books share its genome — matched by how they actually read, not just their shelf label.

Civilizations

Jane McIntosh · 2001

Both explore cultural development & global history

75% genome match

A history of the modern world

R. R. Palmer · 1950

Both explore political systems

67% genome match

Egypt, Greece, and Rome

Charles Freeman · 1996

Both explore political systems

71% genome match

Civilization past and present

Thomas Walter Wallbank · 1956

Both explore cultural development

71% genome match

The art of Greece and Rome

Susan Woodford · 1982

Both explore cultural development

71% genome match

Western Europe in the Middle Ages, 300-1475

Tierney, Brian. · 1970

Both explore cultural development

69% genome match

History

Herodotus · 1494

Same nonfiction feel

62% genome match

A history of modern psychology

Duane P. Schultz · 1969

Same nonfiction feel

64% genome match

American Odyssey

Gary B. Nash · 1991

Both explore cultural development

62% genome match

Western Civilization

Marvin Perry · 1981

Same nonfiction feel

64% genome match

History of art

H. W. Janson · 1962

Both explore cultural development

62% genome match

Give Me Liberty!

Eric Foner · 2004

Same nonfiction feel

62% genome match