Genghis: Birth of an Empire: 1 (Khan Dynasty) Paperback – Illustrated, 13 July 2010

Great book

excellent

Son loves this book.

Great book, takes the 'mostly' historical facts and weaves it around a more engaging story where you get to know the characters.

conn iggulden is a great story teller, the genghis series, annd the empire series are books you just don`t want to finnish.

I love reading about history. I usually read non fiction biographies. This book while not wholly historically accurate is a really great read. Brings Temudgin alive and keeps you interested throughout. I would highly suggest this book if you are interested in Ghengis and the Mongols in general.

Do not not read these. And if you are starting to learn about Genghis Khan, this is the book with which to begin

The book is Simply Awesome ,the Story is Magnificient .The book neatly describes how Genghis khan suffered during childhood ,took Revenge against tartars who killed his Father and eventually how he united all Mongol tribes to build a Powerful Empire ,unheard in History so far .Through this book One can understand How Genghis khan Really was the Greatest King in History of World.Infact all 4 books are Superb and astonishing .I would Recommend reading all 4 of them .Just an Inspiring Journey 😃

Good flow to the book. I'm used to epic fantasy novels, so this was refreshing to have a fast faced, no nonsense book that still has some foreshadowing, depth, and plot twists. Iggulden does a fine job of showing the kid who withstood suffering and despair, and what shaped that tribeless kid into becoming the Khan that will eventually conquer the most square miles of anyone in the history of the world.

brilliant read!