The Romans: Gods, Emperors and Dormice

Great

My daughter (8) enjoyed this book; I find the format disrupts the flow of the narrative - I’m never sure when to read the dormouse’s interjections! And the fact about banning the eating of dormice, with no context as to why, was irritatingly disjointed and intriguing.

Brilliant book for adults least of all children, well written, well researched & simplified history of Roman times, kings, & gods, emperors but incidentally no empresses just dormouses? Well whether a females place is best at home or in the bedroom remains unanswered, but developmentally The Roman ages were not an easy time, & neither was warring, with themselves their illnesses & ailments, & insane leaders & grielling, & often cruel world they inhabit in ancient times, least of all fighting, beating their even more wicked, & cruel enemies & foreign powers then as well as now, best & most easy reading knowledgeable book on Roman lives & mythos, a child or adult will ever read, is a great gift from a important author! Five, stars!

The grandson loves these books can't get enough of them

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Marcia Williams' wit and literacy never falter. Another top purchase!

Great history introduction for the appropriate age group. My grandkids loved it and were full of questions afterwards, Get it!

Grandson who loves graphic novels read this book with interest & learned a lot.