Chaucer's People'A holiday in the complex, joyful, indelicate medieval world' John Higgs, author of Watling Street Chaucer's People is an absorbing and revealing guide to the Middle Ages, populated with Chaucer's pilgrims from The Canterbury Tales. These are lives spent at the pedal of a loom, maintaining the ledgers of an estate or navigating the high seas. Drawing on contemporary experiences of a vast range of subjects including trade, religion, toe curling

chooses his favorite foods and toys

and more-on to the shocking closures of the studios that made them

One that will lead them beneath the beleaguered city of Tiarond deep within the mountain's living core where the secrets of the past lie buried

Each outline includes a finished painting by artist Rachel Padder-Smith and a recommended colour palette

"Zaleski is Sherlock demented" HG Wells

This useful handbook includes information and innovative strategies on how to manage common issues

Tohru's class is going to put on a play for the school festival

For the past twenty years

informs Maou and the whole group about a crisis affecting all of Ente Isla

popular Yamato would never feel the same way

loyal son - and sweet little Morgayna

nicknamed 'the rainy-day slasher'