Illustrated stories of the ancients

There is no doubt that young students are in dire need of a history book that relies on graphic illustration and explanatory drawing, and that dispenses with a lot of talk using explained methods, so that they can read it with passion and pleasure.
This book contains an innovative treatment, and includes drawings and inscriptions left by the ancient Egyptians on the walls of their temples and tombs, so the words were consistent with the pictures, as much as possible.
It would be preferable if the teacher gave the talk to his students, or told them the story, in an interesting way, then assigned one of them to read the written text, and when he finished reading, he asked him to move his gaze to the drawing, and express what he saw with his own words. There is no objection to students, from time to time, making simple drawings from memory, or models from paper, etc., that represent the salient points in the subject, and do not restrict their details to what is in the book. Thus, the teacher can pave a good path for young students to follow to understand history and benefit from it. From him, and his passion for studying it.