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About the Author

Jacqueline Morley is a popular children's author and especially enjoys sharing her love of ancient cultures and history with young readers. (Bowker Author Biography)
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Series

Works by Jacqueline Morley

An Egyptian Pyramid (1991) 106 copies, 1 review
How Would You Survive in the American West? (1995) 103 copies, 1 review
Shakespeare's Theatre (1994) 88 copies, 2 reviews
How Would You Survive as a Viking? (1993) 84 copies, 1 review
Egyptian Myths (1999) 71 copies, 1 review
A Renaissance Town (1996) 64 copies
A Roman Villa (1992) 61 copies
You Wouldn't Want to Be Cursed by King Tut! (2012) 57 copies, 2 reviews
Greek Myths: Volume 1 (1997) 54 copies, 2 reviews
First Facts about the Vikings (1997) 50 copies, 1 review
How to Be an Egyptian Princess (2004) 46 copies, 1 review
Exploring North America (1996) 43 copies
Inside the Tomb of Tutankhamun (2005) 40 copies, 1 review
David Copperfield (Graphic Classics) (1850) — Adaptor — 32 copies
The Living Tomb (Magnifications) (2000) 31 copies, 1 review
Viking Town (1999) 30 copies, 1 review
Castles: A Very Peculiar History™ (2010) 28 copies, 1 review
Beowulf (Graphic Classics) (1000) 25 copies
Viking Myths (Volume One) (2018) 18 copies, 3 reviews
An Ancient Egyptian Tomb (2006) 13 copies
Gods and Goddesses (1998) 9 copies
Aesop's Fables (1997) 5 copies
Pb Viking(Facts of Life) (1996) 4 copies
The story of Marco Polo (2017) 1 copy, 1 review
Ēģiptes piramīda (1994) 1 copy
Le favole di Esopo (1998) 1 copy

Associated Works

The Middle Ages (History of Everyday Things) (1988) — Editorial and research — 139 copies, 3 reviews
Vatican Museums Classical Art - (1985) — Translator, some editions — 11 copies
The Borghese Museum (1993) — Translator, some editions — 3 copies

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Reviews

65 reviews
"You Wouldn't Want to Live in a Medieval Castle" is a delightfully informative book that middle schoolers can really sink their teeth into. It is told in the form of an introduction to castle living, addressed to the reader playing the role of a young girl living in A.D.1215 England. It covers all aspects of castle living, from the average castle day, to what happens when the Lord comes to stay, to even detailing how the castle inhabitants deal with being under siege. Castle living clearly show more wasn't the bed of roses depicted in "Camelot". It makes even "me" glad I live in a modern house.

An interesting and relateable book for the students, I look forward to adding this book to my classroom library.
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"You Wouldn't Want to Live in a Medieval Castle" is a delightfully informative book that middle schoolers can really sink their teeth into. It is told in the form of an introduction to castle living, addressed to the reader playing the role of a young girl living in A.D.1215 England. It covers all aspects of castle living, from the average castle day, to what happens when the Lord comes to stay, to even detailing how the castle inhabitants deal with being under siege. Castle living clearly show more wasn't the bed of roses depicted in "Camelot". It makes even "me" glad I live in a modern house.

An interesting and relateable book for the students, I look forward to adding this book to my classroom library.
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"You Wouldn't Want to Live in a Medieval Castle" is a delightfully informative book that middle schoolers can really sink their teeth into. It is told in the form of an introduction to castle living, addressed to the reader playing the role of a young girl living in A.D.1215 England. It covers all aspects of castle living, from the average castle day, to what happens when the Lord comes to stay, to even detailing how the castle inhabitants deal with being under siege. Castle living clearly show more wasn't the bed of roses depicted in "Camelot". It makes even "me" glad I live in a modern house.

An interesting and relateable book for the students, I look forward to adding this book to my classroom library.
show less
"You Wouldn't Want to Live in a Medieval Castle" is a delightfully informative book that middle schoolers can really sink their teeth into. It is told in the form of an introduction to castle living, addressed to the reader playing the role of a young girl living in A.D.1215 England. It covers all aspects of castle living, from the average castle day, to what happens when the Lord comes to stay, to even detailing how the castle inhabitants deal with being under siege. Castle living clearly show more wasn't the bed of roses depicted in "Camelot". It makes even "me" glad I live in a modern house.

An interesting and relateable book for the students, I look forward to adding this book to my classroom library.
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Statistics

Works
87
Also by
3
Members
4,117
Popularity
#6,113
Rating
4.0
Reviews
65
ISBNs
296
Languages
18

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