PublishedButton Books, July 2024 |
ISBN9781787081376 |
FormatHardcover, 56 pages |
Dimensions24.9cm × 20.4cm |
Dive headfirst into the dynamic, exhilarating life of the Viking Age with 'Live Like a Viking.' Venture beyond the perception of the Vikings as formidable warriors and explore their multifaceted society. Recognised as dexterous farmers, innovative craftsmen, inspiring musicians, and intrepid explorers, the Vikings' influence permeates our modern existence.
Uncover the vibrant everyday life of the Vikings, including: . Their revolutionary naval feats and exploration tactics . The familial fabric . The significant role of women . Their eclectic dressing style . Their delectable, nutritious diet Revel in their intricate language, societal customs, spiritual beliefs, and enthralling rituals with practical hands-on activities and sumptuous recipes included in the book that allow you to replicate the Viking lifestyle. Get further engaged with riveting fictional accounts presented through the perspective of a young Viking girl. These tales beautifully weave in with factual narratives to bring the Viking Age to life. Live Like a Viking doesn't merely offer information - it presents an interactive, educational, and genuinely immersive journey. Read it to satisfy your historical curiosity, inform your scholarly research, or employ it as an exciting tool to infuse your lessons with life for a youthful audience. Brace yourself not just to read but also to truly 'Live Like a Viking.' AGES: 7 to 11 AUTHOR: Claire Saunders has been writing and editing for more than 20 years. Specialising in children's non-fiction, she has authored or co-authored many titles including The Power Book, The Birthday Almanac, A World of Gratitude and various activity books, including The Great British Staycation Activity Book, Super Soccer Activity Book and the Only in America Activity Book. A graduate of Cambridge University, she has previously worked for Ivy Press and Rough Guides and still loves travelling the world, learning about the history of other cultures. She lives with her family in Lewes, southern England. Ruth Hickson has worked in the print design industry since graduating from Manchester Metropolitan University with an MA in printed textiles in 1996, first in New York and then London for a variety of differentstudios. She now works from her studio in the beautiful Stroud valley designing for a variety of markets including kids, food illustration, maps, home decor and stationery. She also designs and produces a small range of prints and gifts for sale on Etsy. 250 illustrations
