The Smashing Saxons

The Smashing Saxons by Terry Deary, published by Scholastic in 2000, is a 128-page exploration of the history of the Saxons, presented in an engaging manner for young readers. This edition delves into the realities of the Saxon era, revealing the often grim and humorous aspects of their lives, including peculiar traditions and the impact of their encounters with the Normans.
Readers will discover a wealth of information about the Saxons, including their customs and the challenges they faced, all conveyed through a lens of juvenile nonfiction. The book covers topics such as historical events, diseases, and burial practices, providing insights into a fascinating period in European history. With its focus on both the serious and the absurd, The Smashing Saxons offers an informative yet entertaining look at a significant chapter in medieval history.
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The Smashing Saxons tells the terrible truth about the pillaging people who bashed the Brits but got nobbled by the Normans, including who got cow pats as Christmas presents or why wearing a pig on your head was lucky. Read on for foul facts on disgusting diseases and ghastly graves.
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