Books with title Homes 123

Recreating images of little creatures in their natural environment, this children’s poem evokes the tender, warm feelings associated with home. Lyrical words and rich, lively scenes brim with innocent childhood fun and imaginatively evoke home’s comfortable and inspiring qualities. Intended to stimulate imagination in children, the simple and minimalist lines—with just more than 100 words—are songlike in their richness of rhythm and meter.

Homes charts the development and changes in Home Life over the Victorian Age. The book explores the changes to home life that were brought about by the Industrial Revolution. It also looks at the everyday lives of the different classes. The text will chronicle the features and characteristics of the Victorian age to explore the effect of social and economic changes on the lives of the different social classes and genders.

Roman Life is a series that will explore the establishment of the Roman Empire and the notable people of the age, such as Augustus, Virgil and Homer. The text will chronicle the features and characteristics of the Roman age and explore the lives of the different social classes, as well as men, women and children. Readers will learn what it was like to live as a Roman, be able to compare how their present lives have been influenced by the past and learn how much has changed since Roman times. This title explores Roman homes, and the difference between the living situations of rich and poor members of Roman society. It looks at the different types of furniture that Romans had in their homes, how they decorated rooms, what their gardens were like, and also how some Romans had homes abroad.