First Festivals: Ramadan: A Lift the Flap Book illustrated by Junissa Bianda
I was pleasantly surprised by the cuteness of this little (7.5 x 7.5) 12 page lift the flap Ramadan board
Doing Business with Russia | History Today
When the Soviet Union fell apart in 1991, its centrally planned economy went down with it. But the end was
The Englishman Who Cried ‘Let Ireland Go’
‘Let Ireland go, with God’s blessing and a shake of the hand’, wrote Jerome K. Jerome in May 1920. This
Maymoona’s Moon: A Special Eid Story by Razeena Omar Gutta illustrated by Zayneb Haleem
I love the illustrations of this book and have been trying to get it since it released in Australia to
‘The Price of Victory’ by N.A.M. Rodger review
The Price of Victory is the third in Nicholas Rodger’s monumental trilogy on the history of the Royal Navy: the
‘Augustus the Strong’ by Tim Blanning review
Although many of the potential readers of Tim Blanning’s latest book will not previously have heard of its hero –
How Does History Judge Prime Ministers?
‘Increasingly, the question is one of basic competence’ Emily Jones is Lecturer in Modern British History at the University of
Following Threads to Colonial Barbados
Samplers, pieces of embroidery made to practise or demonstrate needlework stitches, were an important part of girls’ education for centuries.
Eid for Nylah by Nizrana Farook illustrated by Zelma Firdauzia
I have read this book dozens of times and I honestly don’t know how I feel about it. If you
Forgeries, Fakes, and Phantom Time
Except for aliens, there are more conspiracy theories about history than anything else. There are people who believe that Shakespeare’s
