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Tudor Britain

By Stewart Ross

What can Tudor buildings reveal about everyday lives—and the secrets historians still uncover?

informative historical engaging accessible

Genres

Non-fiction History

What is Tudor Britain about?

Step into Tudor Britain and discover what buildings can reveal about the past. Explore grand palaces, timber-framed houses, churches, villages and busy towns, and uncover clues about how people lived during the reigns of the Tudor monarchs. Learn how archaeologists and historians use architecture, objects and other evidence to investigate everyday life, work, religion and society. From Henry VII to Elizabeth I, this fascinating guide brings the Tudor period to life through the places people built and left behind.

About the author

Stewart Ross is a talented author who has written many exciting books for children and young people. He loves bringing history to life through stories and has written popular titles like 'The Story of the World Cup.' Stewart enjoys making learning fun and adventurous for his readers.

Pages

32 pages

Reading age

Junior (8-13)

This edition

2012

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