William Shakespeare: A Very Peculiar History
ISBN:
9781835874080
H × w:
152
×
101
mm
Binding:
Hardback
Age Range:
9-11 years
Category:
Non-Fiction
Author:
Jacqueline Morley, Morley, Jacqueline
Illustrator:
Extent:
192
pp
Approx. Word Count:
30093
words
Rights Available:
World
Translation Files:
Files To Printer:
May 16, 2025
Freight On Board:
Jul 25, 2025
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William Shakespeare: A Very Peculiar History

William Shakespeare: A Very Peculiar History

Pub date:
October 2, 2025
Pub Price:
£
7.99
Explore the life and works of one of the greatest writers of the English language!

Uncover the truth beyond common myths - could his father really not read or write? What really happened during 'the Lost Years'? Why did he retire from writing while only in his early 40s? - and reveal fascinating trivia surrounding the life of the nation's favourite playwright. Learn about Shakespeare's family, childhood and why his writing has endured the test of time. Fact boxes full of bitesized information, a full glossary and a helpful index make the book fun, informative and easy to use. Black-and-white line drawings bring the text to life to inspire any budding theatre enthusiasts, writers and more!
  • The perfect pocket-sized companion for children learning about Shakespeare at school. A great gift for aspiring actors, writers and theatre enthusiasts.
  • Hardback with a faux leather graining, faux quarter binding and foil detailing.
  • The Very Peculiar History series delves into the quirky, odd and interesting aspects of our very peculiar past, uncovering untold tales and hidden histories.
  • Follow the life of one of the world's most famous and influential playwrights in a humorous, engaging way, featuring interesting stories and facts, quirky illustrations, a full timeline of his life and works, and a helpful glossary and index.
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