Wales: A Very Peculiar History
ISBN:
9781835871126
H × w:
152
×
101
mm
Binding:
Hardback
Age Range:
7-9 years
Category:
Non-Fiction
Author:
Rupert Matthews
Illustrator:
Extent:
192
pp
Approx. Word Count:
0
words
Rights Available:
Other
Translation Files:
Files To Printer:
Jul 1, 2024
Freight On Board:
Sep 15, 2024
Wales: A Very Peculiar History

Wales: A Very Peculiar History

Pub date:
November 7, 2024
Pub Price:
£
7.99
From tall tales of Merlin to the rise of Plaid Cymru, delve into the weird-but-wonderful aspects of Wales!

Tracing Welsh history from Roman invasion all the way up to the power of the mining industry, Wales: A Very Peculiar History takes a sideways look at some of the more bizarre aspects of this incredible country. Get ready to explore the home of welsh rarebit, Maelgwn the Dragon, and Llanfairpwllgwyngyll-gogerychwyrndrobwll-llantysilio-go-go-goch!

Packed with ups and downs, hills and valleys, and hope and triumph against the odds, this fascinating read is the perfect pocket-sized companion to the Celtic nation. Fascinating facts, quirky comic-style illustrations, a full glossary, timeline and index makes this book great for gifting to all ages!
  • Traces the history of Wales in a humorous, engaging way, featuring interesting stories and facts, quirky comic-style illustrations, a Welsh pronunciation guide, a full glossary, a timeline of Welsh history, and a comprehensive index.
  • A fun, fascinating deep dive into the Celtic nation, perfect for gifting.
  • Brings readers all the way up to the modern day, with a section on the revival of the Welsh language, the Welsh Assembly, etc.
  • The Very Peculiar History series delves into the quirky, odd and interesting aspects of our very peculiar past, uncovering untold tales and hidden histories
  • Hardback with a faux leather graining, faux quarter binding and gold foil.
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