The Children of the New Forest
By Captain Marryat and Frederick Marryat
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Synopsis
Set during the English Civil War, 'The Children of the New Forest' follows the Beverley siblings—Edward, Humphrey, Alice, and Edith—who, after losing their home and parents, find refuge with a kind forester in the New Forest. Adapting to a life of self-sufficiency, they learn survival skills and navigate the challenges of a war-torn England, all while striving to reclaim their family's honour and estate.
About the author
Captain Marryat was a British author and sailor who loved adventure at sea. He is best known for writing exciting stories about ships and faraway lands, such as his famous book 'The Children of the New Forest'. His tales are full of bravery and discovery, perfect for young readers who enjoy action and adventure.
Pages
300 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
Published
1993
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