Kings and Queens

Kings and Queens by Eleanor Farjeon, published by Jane Nissen Books in 2002, is a collection of poems that explores the lives of all 41 English kings and queens. This edition, written in English and spanning 64 pages, presents a straightforward portrayal of these historical figures, distinguishing clearly between their virtues and vices.
Readers will find a blend of biography and poetry, as the book delves into the characteristics of both the good and bad monarchs. The work reflects on the theme of royalty, offering insights into the lives of these rulers through engaging verse. This collection serves as a unique introduction to the history of English royalty, appealing to those interested in juvenile nonfiction and poetry.
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In this collection of poems about all 41 English kings and queens, the bad kings are bad and the good kings are good – make no mistake about it.
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