About this deal
Hardback
Language - Dimensions - But they didn’t LITERALLY mean to let the class stick insects loose in the wilds of the playground. And they really didn't LITERALLY mean to make a massive mess trying to do modern art (which may or may not have involved a mummified cat being stolen). ’ Pamela ButchartA laugh-out-loud young fiction series from bestselling author Joanna Nadin, perfect for fans of Horrid Henry. . Publisher -
Paperback
- History of Britain
- History and Archaeology
- Arts & Photography Criticism
- European History
- Art History
- Fiction Satire
Reviews
Travelling Man
reflecting the history of the time through the lens of contemporary satirists. A hugely entertaining and very impressively researched book.
Bel
Love the way current day idioms are sometimes used. The book itself is beautiful - love the colours and the cover design. The excitement of the era jumps off the page.
Will C
Witty, hilarious, fast moving, Loxton dives into historical detail with verve and vigour. Really enjoyed this fresh approach to eighteenth-century life in London. This makes it a great read for a wider audience (not just Georgian London history fans) - I would recommend to anyone looking for their next history / art history book! A wonderful debut - join the stampede, rush out and get a copy!
Mr C A Thorpe
Brilliant. Alice Loxton is fabulous. Fun - fast paced - informative - fascinating.
SL
So this book comes at things from a completely original angle. I bought one of the earlier signed copies of this, but upon reading it, needed another to give as a present to my mum I have ordered several as presents, am so pleased with how it looks and can’t wait to give it to all my friends! The author has a strong descriptive style - she packs in historical details, jokes and interesting parallels with the present day - all of which paint a vivid picture of Gillray and his artist friends.
Highly recommend. .