The Romans: Gods, Emperors and Dormice
Gods, Emperors and Dormice
(Sprache: Englisch)
With her signature comic-strip style, Marcia Williams takes us behind the scenes at some of ancient Rome's most famous moments. Meet Dormeo: gladiator, dormouse, berry-nibbler, and guide to ancient Rome. He'll take you on a tour of Rome's most famous...
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With her signature comic-strip style, Marcia Williams takes us behind the scenes at some of ancient Rome's most famous moments. Meet Dormeo: gladiator, dormouse, berry-nibbler, and guide to ancient Rome. He'll take you on a tour of Rome's most famous moments and most colourful characters - from the temperamental gods and goddesses of Mount Olympus to the wolf-raised Romulus and Remus, from the birth of the Roman Republic to the death of Julius Caesar.
On the way are fascinating glimpses of life as a Roman citizen, from families to festivals, gladiators to guards, as well as a look at some of Rome's best-known emperors (good and not so good). Vibrant, engaging, and packed with Marcia Williams' trademark warmth and humour, this graphic storybook is a young reader's ideal introduction to the rise and fall of the Roman Empire. Marcia Williams brings ancient Rome to life in this colourful cartoon-strip book.
Comic-book format will encourage reluctant readers. It is ideal for schoolchildren studying the ancient Romans
On the way are fascinating glimpses of life as a Roman citizen, from families to festivals, gladiators to guards, as well as a look at some of Rome's best-known emperors (good and not so good). Vibrant, engaging, and packed with Marcia Williams' trademark warmth and humour, this graphic storybook is a young reader's ideal introduction to the rise and fall of the Roman Empire. Marcia Williams brings ancient Rome to life in this colourful cartoon-strip book.
Comic-book format will encourage reluctant readers. It is ideal for schoolchildren studying the ancient Romans
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With her signature comic-strip style, Marcia WIlliams takes us behind the scenes at some of ancient Rome's most famous moments.Meet Dormeo: gladiator, dormouse, berry-nibbler, and guide to ancient Rome. He'll take you on a tour of Rome's most famous moments and most colourful characters - from the temperamental gods and goddesses of Mount Olympus to the wolf-raised Romulus and Remus, from the birth of the Roman Republic to the death of Julius Caesar. On the way are fascinating glimpses of life as a Roman citizen, from families to festivals, gladiators to guards, as well as a look at some of Rome's best-known emperors (good and not so good). Vibrant, engaging, and packed with Marcia Williams's trademark warmth and humour, this graphic storybook is a young reader's ideal introduction to the rise and fall of the Roman Empire.
Autoren-Porträt von Marcia Williams
A reteller of classic stories - from Noah's Ark and Don Quixote to several of Shakespeare's plays - all illustrated in her distinctive cartoon-strip style. A reteller of classic stories - from Noah's Ark and Don Quixote to several of Shakespeare's plays - all illustrated in her distinctive cartoon-strip style.
Bibliographische Angaben
- Autor: Marcia Williams
- Altersempfehlung: 7 - 9 Jahre
- 2014, 40 Seiten, mit Abbildungen, Maße: 25,4 x 31,7 cm, Kartoniert (TB), Englisch
- Verlag: Walker Books
- ISBN-10: 1406354554
- ISBN-13: 9781406354553
- Erscheinungsdatum: 11.04.2014
Sprache:
Englisch
Pressezitat
In cartoon panels, the inimitable Williams offers snapshots of ancient Rome from the mythological creation of the universe to the fall of the empire. Kirkus Reviews
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