Elizabeth Hawksley
The Aztec Empire
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Children/Young AdultNonfiction
If you want to know the basics about the Aztec Empire, this book is an excellent place to start. It tells you where ...Read Review
The Roman Quests: The Archers of Isca
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AdventureChildren/Young AdultMilitary
Britannia, AD 95. Fronto, Juba and Ursula, Roman refugees from the Emperor Domitian’s murder squad, are now living in a Belgae village in ...Read Review
Mark of the Cyclops: An Ancient Greek Mystery
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Children/Young AdultMystery/Crime
Classical Athens. Nico, a thwarted writer, is secretary to Master Ariston, a professional poet and singer. Thrax is Ariston’s personal slave, an ...Read Review
My Name Is Victoria
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Biographical FictionChildren/Young Adult
1820s. Princess Victoria is being brought up in almost total isolation in Kensington Palace. Her mother is under the thumb of Sir John ...Read Review
Benjamin Franklin in London: The British Life of America’s Founding Father
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This fascinating book follows Benjamin Franklin’s life in Georgian Britain from 1757-1775, with a brief intermission back in Philadelphia. He came in ...Read Review
For My Sins
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For My Sins is a first-person fictional memoir of Mary, Queen of Scots, written whilst in captivity, and now awaiting execution in Fotheringhay ...Read Review
The Executioner of St Paul’s
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London, 1665. Plague is raging in the overcrowded city. Only the poor, or those struggling to keep the city’s infrastructure functional until the ...Read Review
Nancy Parker’s Spooky Speculations
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Children/Young AdultMystery/Crime
1920. Fourteen-year-old Nancy Potter, housemaid and sleuth extraordinaire, is off on a new adventure. She’s been offered a job as a general servant ...Read Review
Summer’s Grace
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1740. Commodore George Anson sets off on his hazardous voyage to the New World with orders to capture the annual Spanish treasure galleon in ...Read Review
On Sackville Street
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1869. Milandra Carter, a wealthy widow with a mysterious past, arrives in Dublin and instantly raises hackles. She won’t wear mourning, and she ...Read Review






