Gorgeous Georgians
Gorgeous Georgians by Terry Deary is a reissue published by Scholastic in 2007, featuring 140 pages in English. This book presents an engaging exploration of the Georgian era, revealing the contrast between the glamorous lifestyles of the wealthy and the grim realities faced by the poor. Through a mix of historical anecdotes and vivid descriptions, it uncovers the hidden truths behind the seemingly opulent lives of lords and ladies, including their personal hygiene issues and the societal challenges of the time.
Readers will find a captivating narrative that includes tales of highwaymen, revolutions, and pirates, alongside the amusing antics of schoolchildren clashing with their teachers. The book delves into various aspects of history, particularly focusing on Europe and Great Britain, making it a valuable resource for those interested in juvenile nonfiction. With its lively approach, Gorgeous Georgians offers a unique perspective on a fascinating period, ensuring that history is both informative and entertaining.
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The gorgeous Georgians may have loved preening in mirrors and prancing about in powdered wigs and pantaloons, but trust us – they were really rotten underneath! From lords and ladies’ sneaky schemes for hiding their personal hygiene problems to the horrible hardships suffered by the poor, find out the REAL story. It’s got horrible highwaymen, raging revolutions, plundering pirates, and guys wearing wigs and make-up. Plus the schoolchildren who went to war with their teachers! It’s better than Hollywood and much more!
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