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About the Author

Jane Shuter is a history graduate, a former teacher, marker of GCSE history papers, and currently an author and editor of history books for children. She has written over 100 history titles for a variety of publishers. (Bowker Author Biography)

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Works by Jane Shuter

Mesopotamia (Excavating the Past) (2005) 80 copies, 1 review
The Vikings (History Opens Windows) (2002) 77 copies, 1 review
The Tudors (History of Britain Topic Books) (1993) — Author — 61 copies
The Middle Ages (History Opens Windows) (1999) 55 copies, 1 review
The Maya (History Opens Windows) (2002) 47 copies, 1 review
The Sumerians (History Opens Windows) (2002) 43 copies, 1 review
Life in a Viking Town (Picture the Past) (2005) 17 copies, 1 review
Life on a Viking Ship (Picture the Past) (2005) 16 copies, 1 review
Survivors of the Holocaust (The Holocaust) (2003) 13 copies, 1 review
Egypt (The Ancient World) (1998) 9 copies
A Dog Day! (Smart Start) (1996) 5 copies
El Palacio de Knossos (1993) 5 copies
Measuring Time (1992) 5 copies
The Great Wall of China (1992) 4 copies, 1 review
Castle 4 copies
History Opens Windows (1998) 2 copies
El Taj Mahal (1993) 2 copies
Dia de Accion de Gracias (1993) 2 copies
Schools 1 copy
I Remember 1 copy
Thanksgiving 1 copy
La Edad Media (2013) 1 copy
Dia de Mudanza (1994) 1 copy
The Battle of Hastings (2004) 1 copy
Yo recuerdo 1 copy
De muur van Hadrianus (2002) 1 copy
Schools 1 copy
Ying 1 copy
In Trouble 1 copy

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15 reviews
#93, 2006

My son and I read this together for history. It’s a very basic book, with some lovely photos, but on the whole I wasn’t particularly impressed. Some of her dates seemed off, and I just didn’t like the way she presented some of the information. It does give an overview of several areas of Egyptian life, but not very detailed.
A very well written book about the holocaust. Goes into many aspects of what happened, how, and why. Interesting stories with pictures and good descriptions. One of the better comprehensive books for children that I have read about the Holocaust.
I brought this little book from MIA in Minneapolis and it is a good introduction to West Afrikan history for young children...fairly comprehensive for the young yet not overbearing and the beautiful photography and illustrations will keep their interest.
An okay book for younger readers with good pictures, but a bit dry.

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