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A Christmas Carol

Dickens’ classic Christmas fairytale. Can Ebenezer Scrooge, a miserly old skinflint, learn what the spirit of Christmas means?

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A Christmas Carol: The Book of the Film

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The book of the film of the classic book! Will nasty old miser Scrooge ever learn what the spirit of Christmas means?

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Eyewitness: Victorians

This is a resource for young readers who want to learn all about the Victorian way of life, from clothing, to eating habits, to medicine. Discover facts such as the number of hours servants were expected to work per day and how much they were paid over the year.

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Hetty Feather

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In 1876, tiny baby Hetty Feather is abandoned at the Foundling Hospital. Through hardships and adventures at the Travelling Circus, Hetty dreams of finding her real mum…

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Historical House: Cecily's Portrait

Cecily longs to learn the new art of photography and is determined that her widowed father will come to love it too, especially when she realises that her new friend and photographer, Rosalind, would be a perfect match for him. Will her dreams of uniting them ever come true?

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Historical House: Lizzie's Wish

On an extended visit to her cousins in London, Lizzie’s passion for plants and trees is fuelled by visits to the newly-opened Kew Gardens. She wants to be a gardener, and the first step towards her dream is to plant a walnut in the garden of 6 Chelsea Walk…

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Horrible Histories: Barmy British Empire

For centuries, the barmy Brits bounded round the globe, conquering other countries in the name of their Empire. From infamous India to dreadful deeds down under, brutal Britannia ruled the land and waves. Are you ready for some horrible Empire-grabbing action? Then find out…

• How a war started when a Brit insisted on sitting on a stool

• Who wore a necklace made of 50 human skulls

• Why a British soldier used his own coffin as a wardrobe!

From savage slavers and rotten rebels to horrible heroes and nasty natives, grab the foul facts about the Barmy British Empire – with all the gore and more!

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Horrible Histories (TV Tie-in): Vile Victorians

Queen Victoria was the ultimate Victorian, and she was not amused. Luckily YOU will be splitting your sides – because the prim and proper Victorians were actually a jolly naughty bunch!

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Horrible Histories: Vile Victorians

Queen Victoria was the ultimate Victorian, and she was not amused. Luckily YOU will be splitting your sides – because the prim and proper Victorians were actually a jolly naughty bunch!

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Horrible Histories: Villainous Victorians

Not content with being totally vile, those nasty Victorians want to horrify you with even more of their villainous deeds. Such as writing revolting poetry, speaking in slovenly criminal slang, and frightening burglars with bogies! How very yucky indeed!!

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