Men, Women and Children in Anglo-Saxon Times
By Jane Bingham
What did Anglo-Saxon children really learn, play—and dare to question?
Genres
What is Men, Women and Children in Anglo-Saxon Times about?
Step back into Anglo-Saxon England and discover what everyday life was really like. Explore homes and villages, learn about the jobs people did, and find out how children studied, played and worshipped. Discover how songs, poems and riddles were used, and meet remarkable people including Alfred the Great, the young prince Kenelm and Eanswida, a girl who refused to marry. Using evidence from the past, this engaging history book brings the world of men, women and children to life.
About the author
Jane Bingham is a British author who loves writing books for children and young readers. She has written many fun and interesting non-fiction books, including titles about history, art, and famous people. Jane enjoys making learning exciting and easy to understand, helping children discover new things about the world around them.
Pages
32 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
This edition
2011
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