Under the Autumn Garden
Under the Autumn Garden by Jan Mark is a New Ed edition published by Puffin in 1980, featuring 154 pages in English. This book follows Matthew, the head boy at his school, as he embarks on a project to explore the historical remnants beneath his garden, which he knows to be the site of an old priory. As he delves into local history, he encounters various challenges and unexpected interferences that complicate his initial enthusiasm.
Readers will find a narrative that intertwines themes of juvenile fiction and historical exploration, set against the backdrop of ancient civilizations in Europe. The story captures Matthew’s journey as he navigates the obstacles that arise during his archaeological endeavor, reflecting on the complexities of pursuing knowledge and the impact of community on individual projects. This edition offers a concise yet engaging look at the intersection of history and personal ambition.
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They were studying local history at school, and since Matthew was head boy, he felt he ought to do a really good project. He knew that his garden lay over the remains of an old priory, so why not dig it up and see what exciting relics he could discover? But Matthew’s idea turns sour as all kinds of people interfere. He would never even have started if he’d known the obstacles before him.
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