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Tudor children

By Jane Shuter

Could Tudor children’s lives be more surprising than their strict rules and serious lessons suggest?

informative lively historical accessible

Genres

Non-fiction History

What is Tudor children about?

What was it really like to be a child in Tudor England? This lively history book explores the lives of children from rich and poor families, revealing how they were born, cared for and educated. Discover the illnesses and dangers they faced, the jobs they did and the strict rules they followed. You can also find out how Tudor children spent their free time, from playing games and making toys to enjoying music, songs and other entertainments.

About the author

Jane Shuter is a well-known author who loves writing books that help children learn about history and the world around them. Her books, including titles in the 'Heinemann First Library' series, make topics like Ancient Egypt and famous people easy to understand and fun to explore. Jane enjoys making learning exciting for young readers.

Pages

24 pages

Reading age

Junior (8-13)

This edition

1996

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