MEET Lucass
Hey, I'm Lucass
Hi! I'm Lucass Andre C. Rosales, an 8-year-old Filipino and a student at Victorious Homeschool. I created this website to share some of the things I've been working on, like school projects, pictures, and videos. I enjoy learning, being creative, and trying new things. Thanks for checking out my page!
My Book Library
History
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[Book Title]
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written by susan wise bauer
the Story of the World
This is the first book in the amazing Story of the World series by Susan Wise Bauer. In this volume, we go all the way back to ancient history, starting from around 10,000 BC — that’s more than 12,000 years ago! It talks about the very first people, like nomads who didn’t have houses and moved around to survive. You’ll also learn about powerful civilizations like Ancient Egypt, where they built pyramids, and Mesopotamia, where writing and cities were invented. The story also includes Greek myths, Roman emperors, and how Rome became such a strong empire before it finally collapsed. It’s like traveling through time, but from your own reading chair!
written by susan wise bauer
the Story of the World
This is the second part of The Story of the World, and it talks about what happened after the fall of Rome, around 400 AD all the way to 1600 AD. In this time, the world changed a lot — some people call it the “Dark Ages,” but it was also full of interesting stories like knights, castles, kings, queens, and even samurai in Japan. The book also talks about Vikings, Islamic empires, Aztecs, and how Europe began to change with new ideas and inventions. You’ll also read about explorers who started sailing across oceans and discovering new lands. So even though it’s called the Middle Ages, there’s nothing boring in the middle!
written by susan wise bauer
the Story of the World
This is the third story in the series, and it shows us the years from 1600 to 1850, when the world started getting more modern. People began inventing cool things, like the printing press and better ships, and big countries like England, France, and Spain started exploring and building colonies. The book talks about leaders like Queen Elizabeth, the American Revolution, and how slavery was sadly a big part of history. But it also shows how people began fighting for freedom and rights. You’ll also see how science and inventions started to change life, making it faster and smarter.
written by susan wise bauer
the Story of the World
This story is the last of the amazing series The Story of the World, where we discussed the history of the world starting from 10,000 BC—so about 12,000 years ago—told by the amazing author Susan Wise Bauer. In Volume 4, we finally reach the Modern Age, which covers history from 1850 to 2001. That means we already have guns, machines, and electricity, and we meet huge empires like the USSR. But now, most of those countries have their own independence, and the world is changing fast. We also learn about World War I and World War II, where Germany loses both wars and loses the land it conquered. These wars had two teams or sides, and Germany was on the bad side. In this time, the United Nations (UN) was also created—it’s like a big team of countries that helps keep peace. This book shows how close we are to today’s world and how we got here.
written by Michelline Suarez, Joonee Garcia and Divine Gil Reyes
A LOLONG TIME AGO
This beautifully illustrated book brings us back to the very beginning—before Spanish colonization, before even written records! It tells us the fascinating story of the Philippines’ early people, tools, animals, and landscapes, long before it was even called the Philippines. It’s perfect for young readers and history lovers who want to understand where we truly began—back when our islands were wild, mysterious, and full of discovery!
written by Michelline Suarez, Joonee Garcia and Divine Gil Reyes
Cashaysayan
Money isn't just coins and bills—it's history! In Cashaysayan, you'll travel through time to discover how money began, how it came to the Philippines, and why our pesos look the way they do. Packed with colorful illustrations, fun facts, and real history, this book turns something ordinary—like pocket change—into an amazing story. It even won the 2020 National Children’s Book Award in the Philippines for being super-smart and super-wow!
By george m. towle
MAGELLAN or the First Voyage Round the World
Magellan: Or, The First Voyage Around the World is a gripping retelling of Ferdinand Magellan’s daring expedition to circumnavigate the globe. Told in a narrative style, this historical account brings to life the bravery, hardships, and discoveries of one of history’s most ambitious voyages. From treacherous seas to unfamiliar lands, readers are taken on a journey of courage, curiosity, and endurance that changed the way the world was understood. Perfect for young historians eager to explore global exploration and the spirit of discovery.
by Leandro H. hernandez
THE STORY OF OUR COUNTRY
This classic Philippine history book introduces young readers to the major events, people, and places that helped shape the nation. Written in a storytelling style, it brings to life the struggles and victories of Filipino heroes, from ancient times through Spanish colonization and beyond. It’s a perfect first step for anyone beginning to explore the roots of the Philippines.
by james baldwin
FIFTY FAMOUS PEOPLE
Fifty Famous People is a collection of short, true stories meant to teach lessons of character, courage, and kindness. Each story features a well-known historical figure—such as Abraham Lincoln, Benjamin Franklin, and Queen Victoria—presented in a way that's easy to understand and remember. These tales aren’t just about what they did, but who they were, offering inspiring snapshots of people who made a difference in the world through their actions and values.
My Science Books
Our Place in space
SOLAR SYSTEM
Science Comics: Solar System by Rosemary Mosco, illustrated by Jon Chad, takes readers on an exciting journey through our solar system. With two curious animal guides, the story introduces facts about each planet, the sun, moons, and space exploration. It’s filled with fun illustrations and accurate science, making it easy to understand and perfect for young readers who want to explore the universe in a visual and entertaining way.
Fire and life
Volcanoes
Written and illustrated by Jon Chad, this graphic novel takes you on a cool science-fiction adventure into the world of volcanoes and Earth’s geological energy. Set in a frozen future where life depends on finding a new heat source, the story follows a young explorer named Aurora. When she discovers an archive of books, one reveals the power of volcanoes—and she tries to convince her tribe that volcanic heat could save them.
📖 Blends a fictional story with real science about volcano types, plate tectonics, magma, eruptions, and geothermal energy.
SURVIVAL ON THE ICE
POLAR BEARS
In this volume, siblings Anik and Ila—a pair of curious polar bear cubs—navigate life in the frozen Arctic. As readers follow their playful explorations and growing survival skills, they also learn real science: how polar bears hunt and swim, adapt to icy environments, and stay warm even as their world melts. Illustrated by Zack Giallongo and written by Jason Viola, the book blends comic-style adventure with biology facts and climate information. It’s perfect for young readers who want to understand how animals survive in extreme environments—and why it’s important to protect their icy homes.
Drawings
Kung Fu Panda
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random guy i guess
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Mickey Mouse haha
