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Cleopatra : Queen of Egypt is the latest in the Historical Notebooks series put out by Templar Press, an imprint of Candlewick Press, the great publishing house that brought us the wonderful Ologies series, which most often feature fantasy themes, but also cover topics like Pirates, Spies, Egypt, and the ocean, making them great companions to the Historical Notebooks. Other books in this
William Shakespeare : His Life and Times by Kristen Mc Dermott and Ari Berk is yet another in the the gorgeous, fantastic Historical Notebooks series from Candlewick Press which, sadly, is out of print. However, I know many of you buy used books, so I am reviewing it anyway. It's not impossible to find and I have seen it going for 1/10 the price. Also, this is the one book in the series
Charles Dickens : England's Most Captivating Storyteller is another wonderful entry in the Historical Notebooks series. As with all the books in this series, Charles Dickens : England's Most Captivating Storyteller is interactive and filled with flaps, maps, booklets and envelopes containing letters.
As always when I read a book from the Historical Notebooks series, I learn
