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Audio. This is a mix of children‘s lit, historical fiction, and mystery. I listened to the audio, and overall it was ok. I did lose focus (as I seem to with audios more often lately) a few times, but the story was ok. There was a short author‘s/historical note at the end, though being a kids‘ book, it didn‘t go into detail. Even with only an “ok” rating from me, it might still be a fun series to continue

I‘ve never heard of this series before but received this from @jenniferw88 as part of a swap. I love middle grade mysteries and this didn‘t disappoint. Thus would be a great learning tool for any young students learning about Ancient Rome. A fast paced story involving friendship and loyalty.

No plans for the weekend except to relax and finally read my book from #sliceofsummerswap from @jenniferw88 👍🏻😀

Day 13 @Andrew65 I think I have got 12 more books to read in this series! #20series20days

#childrensbookday #acrossapril @Eggs

If you're at home with children aged 9+ who like ancient history I can recommend this series! There's 17 books in total so plenty of them to last the quarantine.

1. Children's version: The Roman Mysteries (tagged is first in series)
Adult: too many to count, but I'll go with the Ben Hope series by Scott Mariani

2. Joining Litsy!

3. Three-way tie! Snape, Baelish & Bellatrix - I think this is due to the actors/actress though! 🤣

Tagging @charl08 @Itchyfeetreader

@Eggs #WondrousWednesday

#favouriteauthors starting with my childhood to now.
1) Brian Jacques
2) Caroline Lawrence
3) JK Rowling
4) William Shakespeare
5) Anne Radcliffe
6) William Blake
7) George RR Martin
8) Antonia Hodgson
9) Harry Bingham

#awesomeautumnbooks @Jess7