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How
Welsh castles were built – choosing the site, stone work, fortifications,
and where to put all the bathrooms (garderobes). A great read before
you explore the castles of North Wales. (Picture book)
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1285. Fictional
diary of eleven-year old Tobias Burgess, sent to live as a page
in his uncle's castle. A lively look at castle life from a kid's
perspective – staying warm in the kitchen, eating too much
rich food at a feast, sneaking out to the fields instead of doing
lessons. Wonderful illustrations. (Chapter book, illustrations)
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Step into the walls of a medieval city in this super pop-up book – a 3-D crenelated castle that you can see inside, the cathedral with stained glass windows, life in the city, knight's tournaments, war and seiges, arts and entertainment. (Pop-up book)
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A nonfiction companion book to The Knight at Dawn, find out how castles were built, fairs and feasts, tournaments, battles and seiges, arms and armor. Packed with historical details and drawings, perfect to bring on your trip. (Easy reader)
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Break
through castle defenses in 3-D mazes. Each page has facts about
a castle siege – the plan, approaching the castle, breaching
the gatehouse, seizing the battlements, into the castle keep.
At the end, crack the heraldic code. (Picture book)
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(More children's
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