Heroes and Heroines

Heroes and Heroines

by EleanorFarjeon (Author), HerbertFarjeon (Author), RosalindThornycroft (Illustrator)

Synopsis

Heroes and Heroines was first published in 1933, and features the same style of witty and lyrical poems as Kings and Queens of England. It tells of the deeds of heroes and heroines from all round the world including Alexander the Great, Julius Caesar, Robin Hood, Christopher Columbus, Sir Francis Drake, George Washington, Napoleon, Florence Nightingale and Buffalo Bill, among others. Both books present a fun and original way for children to learn history.

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More Information

Format: Hardcover
Pages: 80
Edition: Reprint
Publisher: The British Library Publishing Division
Published: 20 Oct 2011

ISBN 10: 071235851X
ISBN 13: 9780712358514
Children’s book age: 7-9 Years

Media Reviews
Kings and Queens and Heroes and Heroines are timeless peeks into world history for many reasons, but the exuberant presentation cannot be discounted. For a dip into some great lives, you can't beat these two books./i>
--Colleen Mondor Bookslut
Kings and Queens and Heroes and Heroines are timeless peeks into world history for many reasons, but the exuberant presentation cannot be discounted. For a dip into some great lives, you can't beat these two books. Bookslut
--Colleen Mondor Bookslut
Author Bio
Eleanor Farjeon (1881 -1965) was a writer and poet and playwright. Whilst best known for her children's verse and stories she was also a regular contributor to Punch Magazine (1914-17), and wrote the words of the popular Hymn 'Morning has Broken'. Herbert Farjeon (1887-1945) was a dramatic critic, writer, playwright, theatre manager, and theatre researcher. He was the brother of Eleanor Farjeon.