The audio edition is still a few days away from release (pending ACX quality check), but Ms. Sharon Ledwith has already posted a review for me via the Amazon author page. Scroll down to editorial reviews to read her audio book review. tinyurl/LWWHBoudicca. tinyurl/UKBoudicca (note: UK site does not show the editorial reviews) Take a listen at tinyurl/mp3BoudiccaEx. The audio edition is 50 minutes long -- perfect for both primary and middle grades both in and outside of the classroom. The kindle edition features both a detailed suggested reading list and a K-8 study guide focusing on geography (so important to the study of history -- as a friend of mine in Notingham [as in Robin Hoods Notingham] pointed out when I did not know that Hastings, England is in the SOUTH), reading comprehension, and critical thinking skills. If you, your children, and/or students do not know much about Celtic culture/beliefs and how these contrasted with Greco-Roman culture and philosophy, I guarantee, you will learn a lot from this book and audio book. University grade research smoothly integrated into a flowing creative non-fiction narrative, making history come alive and making it accessible to everyone. Audio book for ages 3+ once it goes live. Kindle and paperback book editions written to a second grade reading level. Narrated by London-born British actor Richard Mann.
Posted on: Mon, 01 Sep 2014 13:53:25 +0000
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