The Pocket Dangerous Book for Boys: Things to Know(With: Hal Iggulden)
(2008)
The Pocket Dangerous Book for Boys: Wonders of the World
(2008)
The Dangerous Kit for Boys: How to Get There
(2008)
The Dangerous Book for Boys Kit: Nature Fun
(2008)
The Pocket Dangerous Book for Boys: Facts, Figures and Fun
(2008)
The Dangerous Book of Heroes
(2009)
The Double Dangerous Book for Boys
(2019)
About Conn Iggulden
Conn Iggulden is a celebrated British author known for his gripping historical fiction and adventure novels. Born in 1971 in London, Iggulden was drawn to the magic of storytelling from an early age, a passion he cultivated during his education at St. Martins School and later, the University of London, where he studied English.
Iggulden’s debut series, the Emperor series, catapulted him to literary stardom. The series, which chronicles the life of Julius Caesar, is lauded for its meticulous research, vivid detail, and compelling narrative. Following the success of Emperor, Iggulden ventured into the Mongol Empire with his Conqueror series, which traces the rise of Genghis Khan and his descendants.
In addition to his historical novels, Iggulden has penned the War of the Roses series, delving into the turbulent and bloody English civil wars of the 15th century. His works are distinguished by their robust characters, intricate plots, and the seamless blending of historical fact with imaginative storytelling.
Iggulden’s foray into children’s literature with the Dangerous Book for Boys, co-authored with his brother Hal, showcases his versatility as a writer. This bestselling book, a nostalgic celebration of boyhood, has been translated into multiple languages and adapted into a television series.
A former teacher, Iggulden’s commitment to education and history is evident in his writing. He resides in Hertfordshire with his wife and children, where he continues to craft stories that transport readers to different eras and worlds. Conn Iggulden’s contribution to historical fiction has earned him a dedicated readership and a prominent place in contemporary literature.
