Norman the Norman and the Very Small Duchess

Norman the Norman and the Very Small Duchess
ISBN-10
178112762X
ISBN-13
9781781127629
Category
Knights and knighthood
Pages
96
Language
English
Published
2018-05-23
Publisher
Little Gems
Author
Philip Ardagh

Description

Norman the Norman is at it again! And this time the Duchess of Normandy is determined that her William should have little Norman helping with this "Conquest thingy". After all he is Normandy's bravest broadsword swinging hero! But can Norman even make it to the boat on time? Or are there other adventures to be had with robbers, giants, a messenger called Barry, and Matilda the very small Duchess... Enticing combination of historical facts, supposition, slapstick humour and authorial asides. Comic genius.

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