![]() | A Medieval Feast by Aliki
Buy new: £4.20 / Used from: £0.34 A lavish, wonderful, highly informative book. Tells you more about the feudal system than a textbook!
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![]() | What Were Castles For? (Usborne Starting Point History) by Phil Roxbee Cox
Buy new: £3.16 / Used from: £0.12 Good to have several books, as they cover different aspects of the topic.
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![]() | The Kingfisher Children's Encyclopedia of British History
Buy new: £12.96 / Used from: £4.61 We have the 'World History' version, but this would be easier to use. Good, concise resource.
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![]() | Cathedrals (First Discovery) (First Discovery Series)
Buy new: £6.29 / Used from: £0.01 I wouldn't pay full whack for this, but - with perspex overlay pages - it gives a brilliant flavour of how a cathedral was built.
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![]() | Castle (Experience) by Richard Platt
Buy new: £11.69 / Used from: £1.27 One of the best in this series - its illustrations are its selling point, but text also excellent.
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![]() | Make Your Own Castle (Make Your Own) by Clare Beaton
Buy new: £3.47 / Used from: £0.01 A lovely item. Good for younger primary. pre-printed cardboard castle, but colour-in characters, siege engines etc.
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![]() | The Door in the Wall (Books for Young Readers) by Marguerite De Angeli
Buy new: £4.50 / Used from: £0.18 A good wholesome read with lots of medieval flavour. Maybe 7 up.
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![]() | Robin Hood (DK Eyewitness Classics) by Neil Philip
Buy used from: £1.26 Good one to get from the library. Text not very exciting, but every so often, excellent features on relevant medieval life.
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![]() | King Arthur and His Knights of the Round Table: "Coming of Arthur"; The "Knights of the Round Table"; The "Quest of the Holy" (Puffin Classics) by Roger Lancelyn Green
Buy used from: £0.01 Relevant from the knights and chivalry perspective.
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![]() | King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table (Junior Classics) by Benedict Flynn
Buy new: £7.11 / Used from: £6.99 This is the version I know best, though handle with care - rather dark, and - although the adultery part is not applauded - it's there.
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