The Secrets of Stonehenge
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By Mick Manning, and and, Brita Granstrom
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Stonehenge is the most important prehistoric monument in Britain, a World Heritage Site with a fascinating history, perfect for treatment in a picture information book.
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I learnt that the this are the steps in Stonehenge Stone Age Britain ,first farmers, Aubrey holes, bluestones, sarsen stones, Ames bury archer, and now
This is a good book. Not the best but still good. I really liked the pictures.
It was interesting because of all of the amazing facts that tell us about the Stonehenge people and the artefacts
Yes I would recomend it because it tells you how Stonehenge was built and it tells you about how stone age people lived (australopithecus)and it is a factual book.
Like the part stonhenge history and love castle
It interested me because it told me facts about the place that I am going to on holiday.
I would recommend it to someone else because it's a fun book and it tells you lots of facts
I found it interesting that the people had to carry the stones all the way to England and the stones weighed 2 minibuses !!
its has lots of facts about Stonehenge's history the cover might look boring but its actually really factual and fun. Read to explore the history of Stonehenge .
Bluestones came from the Welsh mountains.
Almost everyone was involved in South England.
The book is thin but it has lots of information.
This book was amazing
I really liked it. It is a fiction book and I would recomend it to people who are interested in the Stone Age.
Because it's tells us things we didn't know about Stonehenge
Good information about Stonehenge and how it was built
Very interesting and tells you lots of real facts about Stonehenge
I loved this book as it tells you lots about stone henge
Stonehenge is the important part of British history. The story is very in-lighting. It`s nice to read the book before the actual trip to Stonehenge.
Its full with facts!