You Wouldn't Want to Live in a Medieval Castle!: A Home You'd Rather Not Inhabit
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| Rating | : | 4.14 (892 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 053120703X |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 32 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 0000-00-00 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Originally published: Brighton, England: Salariya Book Co., 2008.
Interesting M. Bryant This book is a fun book to watch students read because when they first read the book they all agree that it would be cool to live in a castle. By the end of the book most if not all the students have said that castle life doesn't seem to be that exciting. The book does a great job of describing what life was actually like in a Medieval Castle. Of course keep in mind that this story tells about a castle that is under siege, which is what happened to many castle back in the Medieval Ages. This is a fun read, but there is some vocabulary that may trip children up at first. Once they unde. "Hilarious history" according to J. Grambo. The "You Wouldn't Want to" series wouldn't be the same without its extraordinarily clever caricature-style illustrations by David Antram. This book tells the story of the siege of Rochester Castle in 1215 with rousing good humor - and great accuracy. Ages 8-1Hilarious history J. Grambo The "You Wouldn't Want to" series wouldn't be the same without its extraordinarily clever caricature-style illustrations by David Antram. This book tells the story of the siege of Rochester Castle in 1215 with rousing good humor - and great accuracy. Ages 8-14.For more medieval fun in this series, see You Wouldn't Want to Be a Medieval Knight: Armor You'd Rather Not Wear (You Wouldn't Want to), and You Wouldn't Want to Be in a Medieval Dungeon! (You Wouldn't Want to). .For more medieval fun in this series, see You Wouldn't Want to Be a Medieval Knight: Armor You'd Rather Not Wear (You Wouldn't Want to), and You Wouldn't Want to Be in a Medieval Dungeon! (You Wouldn't Want to). Solid historically and entertaining (a history teacher's review) I just discovered this series and I've been reading a few of them for fun this summer."You Wouldn't Want to Live In A Medieval Castle" is entertaining and it contains solid, accurate history presented in a visually interesting format.While I've been lookig a few of these over for my own personal entertainment, my almost Solid historically and entertaining (a history teacher's review) DWD's Reviews I just discovered this series and I've been reading a few of them for fun this summer."You Wouldn't Want to Live In A Medieval Castle" is entertaining and it contains solid, accurate history presented in a visually interesting format.While I've been lookig a few of these over for my own personal entertainment, my almost 4th grade daughter has been sneaking them out of the stack and reading them without any encouragement from me. Imagine! Kids surreptitiously reading history!The book mostly is about a little girl who is brought into a castle to work as a damsel (lady-in-waiting or a bo. th grade daughter has been sneaking them out of the stack and reading them without any encouragement from me. Imagine! Kids surreptitiously reading history!The book mostly is about a little girl who is brought into a castle to work as a damsel (lady-in-waiting or a bo