May Day
May Day by Clare Chandler, published by Wayland in 1998, is a 32-page exploration of the history and traditions associated with the May Day celebration. This book provides a detailed account of the event’s evolution from Roman times, through the historical contexts of druids and witches, to contemporary festivities. Written in English, it serves as an informative resource for readers interested in the cultural significance of this day.
Readers will find a comprehensive overview of various May Day traditions, including maypoles, May queens, May garlands, and Morris dancing. The book is designed to align with the National Curriculum Key Stage 1, making it suitable for educational purposes. Through its engaging narrative, May Day presents a rich tapestry of folklore and customs, inviting readers to understand the diverse ways this celebration has been observed throughout history.
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Explaining the history of May Day, this book describes the event from Roman times, through the dark history of druids and witches to modern celebrations. It also outlines the traditions surrounding maypoles, May queens, May garlands and Morris dancing.
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