The Victorian Era: History for Kids Who Hate History – Book 1

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History is finally fun!

Learn fun facts and play the Brain Bamboozler puzzles.

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History is finally fun! Punxy’s magic guitar helps him travel through time. Follow along with him and learn about the Victorian Era, as told by Alice Liddle of Alice in Wonderland. Learn about inventions, architecture, and even famous literature. Learn fun facts and play the Brain Bamboozler puzzles. History’s easy to understand in The Victorian Era: History for Kids Who Hate History, Book 1. Come along and play with us today! Award-winning author, artist and poet, Angel Dunworth, makes learning fun. Her cut-paper illustrations bring a colorful edge to days of old. With poetry, sing-alongs and puzzles, what could be better than education? Everyone in the family can enjoy History For Kids Who Hate History. It’s the perfect addition to any library or classroom!

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Author: Angel Dunworth
Genres: Children's, Educational
Tag: Children: Ages 4-7 Years
Publisher: Erin Go Bragh Publishing
Publication Year: 2024
Format: paperback
Length: 36 pages
Illustrator: Angel Dunworth
ASIN: B0DK9PHSH5
ISBN: 9781956581522
List Price: 9.95
eBook Price: 2.99

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Angel Dunworth

Angel Dunworth was born in Rail Road, Pennsylvania and has been trying to write since she could pick-up a crayon. She grew up in Florida and has had poetry published in Amvets newspaper. She has also won such awards as Best New Poet and Editor's Choice Award for poetry.

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