Castle Diary
By Richard Platt
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Synopsis
In 1285, eleven-year-old Tobias Burgess is sent to his uncle's castle to train as a page. Through his lively diary entries, Toby shares his adventures and misadventures, from learning the art of swordplay and archery to navigating the complexities of medieval etiquette. He offers a vivid glimpse into the daily routines of castle life, including hunting expeditions, jousting tournaments, and the bustling harvest season. This engaging account brings the Middle Ages to life, blending historical facts with Toby's personal experiences.
About the author
Richard Platt is a British author who loves writing books about history, science, and amazing facts. He is well known for his 'Pirate Diary' and 'Castle Diary' books, which take you on exciting journeys into the past. Richard enjoys making learning fun and bringing stories to life for curious readers like you.
Pages
64 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
Published
2011
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