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	title:	William Wallace and All That
	author:	Allan Burnett
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Birlinn Ltd
	released:	September 20, 2006
	isbn:	1841584983
	isbn-13:	9781841584980

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Excellent, fun, historical, book for children - Rated This book introduces children to the historical topic of William Wallace in a fun and fact filled manner, giving much detail about the blood and guts spilled during this bloody time. It is written in an easy to understand vocabulary and discusses the exaggeration of stories through time (like Wallace supposedly fighting a lion) and the different faces of Wallace (no one really knows what he looked like) with many humorous illustrations throughout. A fantastic way of getting children around 8 years old and over interested in history.

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Excellent, fun, historical, book for children - Rated 5/5
This book introduces children to the historical topic of William Wallace in a fun and fact filled manner, giving much detail about the blood and guts spilled during this bloody time. It is written in an easy to understand vocabulary and discusses the exaggeration of stories through time (like Wallace supposedly fighting a lion) and the different faces of Wallace (no one really knows what he looked like) with many humorous illustrations throughout.

A fantastic way of getting children around 8 years old and over interested in history.