What the Romans Did for Us
By Alison Hawes
Why are Roman roads, baths and even toilets still shaping British life today?
Genres
What is What the Romans Did for Us about?
Discover how the Romans changed life in Britain. This lively non-fiction book explores Roman inventions, ideas and customs, from straight roads and strong bridges to public baths, toilets, food and language. Find out how Roman engineers built towns and transport routes, and why some of their ideas are still part of everyday life today. Colour photographs, clear explanations, a glossary and an index help young readers uncover the lasting legacy of one of history’s most powerful civilisations.
About the author
Alison Hawes is a popular children’s author who has written many exciting and funny books for young readers. She is known for making stories that are easy to read and full of interesting facts and adventures. Alison loves inspiring children to discover the joy of reading through her books, including titles in the Project X and Bug Club series.
Pages
24 pages
Reading age
Early Reader (5-8)
This edition
2009
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