Book details
England: The People (Revised) (Lands, Peoples, & Cultures (Hardcover))
Description
For ages 9-14, 'England the People' offers a comprehensive look into England’s rich cultural heritage, from early Roman settlements to Viking invasions. It explores the legacies of the Angles, Saxons, Celts, and Normans, and delves into the daily life of the English people, including what they eat, where they learn, and their recreational activities. The revised edition includes information on early mysteries such as Stonehenge, famous kings and queens like Henry VIII and Elizabeth I, and traditional English food like bangers, blood pudding, and scones.
Age
8-11
Text complexity
advanced
Length
32 pages
Book in series
#3
Why to read
- To gain a deeper understanding of English culture and society, which is essential for anyone interested in British history, sociology, or anthropology.
- To update one's knowledge with the revised information, ensuring a current and accurate perspective on the people of England.
- To benefit from Erinn Banting's research and expertise, which can provide a well-structured and insightful look into the diverse cultural landscape of England.
- To enhance one's educational resources, as the book is part of the 'Lands, Peoples, & Cultures' series, making it a valuable addition for students, educators, and anyone with a passion for cultural studies.