Books with author Leon Ashworth

The life of Guy Fawkes, most famous for attempting to destroy the Houses of Parliament in 1605, is described in this book, which is part of the British History Makers series on famous figures who shaped historical events. Through the use of artwork, documentary evidence, and fact-filled information panels, a rounded picture is given of the turbulent time in which he lived.

British History Makers is a series designed to introduce young readers to the lives of the movers and shakers in British history. Each account is really accessible, containing all the facts mingled with colourful contemporary accounts of them, as well as a magnificent array of photographs and documentary evidence. All accounts not only feature the individual of the title, but also contrast their lives with those of ordinary people.

Ancient peoples believed as firmly in their gods and goddesses as people believe in their religions today. These books help children understand how people lived in ancient times, what they believed, and why. How the seasons worked, why natural disasters happened and what happened to people when they died. Many of the myths have parallels in modern religions and culture. This title deals with the lives and beliefs of the people of Ancient Greece.

Ancient peoples believed as firmly in their gods and goddesses as people believe in their religions today. These books help children understand how people lived in ancient times, what they believed, and why. How the seasons worked, why natural disasters happened and what happened to people when they died. Many of the myths have parallels in modern religions and culture. This title deals with the lives and beliefs of the people of Ancient Egypt.