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I Am England,
By Sammy Madison (USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: I Am England (Hardcover)
If you enjoyed Sarum, you will love I Am England and its sequel, That Near and Distant Place. These books are both fun and easy to read, and a great way to learn more about English history. These books also remind me of Rudyard Kipling's Puck of Pook's Hill and Rewards and Fairies.
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The Tale Of One Small Location In A Nation's Greater History,
By Notnadia (Currently upstairs.) - See all my reviews
This review is from: I Am England Pb (Paperback)
A good book about an easily overlooked microcosmic place in the English landscape, and all that transpires there over many centuries from pre-history to Elizabethan times. A dense story unfolds here but not a heavy one. This book should have gotten more critical attention and sales than it did, because it's worthy to be among some of the more well known titles in the fictional history genre.
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I Am England by Patricia Wright (Hardcover - Nov. 1987)
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