'History of Britain' tells the story of Britain from the coming of the Romans to the present day.

The 'History of Britain' series tells the story of Britain from the coming of the Romans to the present day. This volume looks at the Tudor kings and queens of the 16th century.

This title takes a look at the mad Tudor monarchs and their suffering subjects who just couldn't help losing their heads. It allows readers to discover who invited Queen Lizzie to visit his brand new toilet and what you get when you sew the front of a chicken to the back of a pig.

Each title in this series explores the key information required by the National Curriculum for the study of the subject. Information packed, the dip-in dip-out text that is levelled to reading age eight years, is supported by contemporary photographic imagery.

This series provides a fact-filled introduction to British history, from the end of the last Ice Age to the 1990s. Read about Henry VIII and his six wives, when the Armada set sail, and who fought in the Civil War.

History with twice the nasty bits left in! From cruel kings and queens, to poor peasants and common criminals, 'Terrible Tudors' and 'Slimy Stuarts' are both packed with fascinating facts, curious quizzes, gruesome games and terrible tests.

This series covers core history curriculum topics. Extra emphasis is placed on developing literacy and numeracy skills with the aid of activities. In addition, each title presents information and statistics graphically to aid understanding and includes quotes and references from primary sources.

This book will give pupils a clear insight into the lives of people during this period at different levels of society. A wide range of accessible historical sources introduce children to interpretation and enquiry skills.

This series looks at how ancient civilizations have impacted our society today. By looking at each civilization through themes such as technology, art, and architecture, and linking it with student's modern day experiences through comparisons, readers will develop a more detailed understanding of each civilization.

Why did the Tudors want to explore the world? What was life like on board a Tudor ship? How has Tudor exploration affected our lives today? This book helps you to answer these and many other questions by finding clues in your local area.