1. You can't.
2. Write more history with the facts and evidence that backs them up. If they are interested they will read more than just the required reading of an educational instutution or your book may become required reading at the same.
3. You can't.

Stop indoctrinating children. Teach them how to read, write and arithmetic (the classic 3 "R's" ) then introduce them to the arts and let them play. Give them the ability to research what interests them in the future.
It's an age old question, how to remove the yolk of culture and history to create meaningful change. It's worth giving a generation a no yolk start in life to perhaps work out a better future for themselves. Our consumer capitalist society leaves too many behind, is environmentally unsustainable and radical change is needed. The consumer culture needs to collapse to be replaced with a sustainable culture. The economy should be used as a measure of society, not the driving factor of it.
So talking generational change, revolutionary change. Hopefully this generation can do it without violence but going on the history taught us, revolutionary societal change does not often happen without violence; Ghandi/ India being an exception.