Mysteries of Britain

by Michelle Brachet

Overview

The Little Book of Mysteries of Britain begins by uncovering an array of historical mysteries, exposing the tales of the past that are sitting right underneath us in the present. From the secrets of 17th and 18th-century smuggler s tunnels to the flight of Mary, Queen of Scots, particular mysteries are researched, studied and explained in detail. Proving also to be a good do-it-yourself guide, if there is a local mystery that you have always wanted to get to the bottom of, you will learn how to get your very own investigations underway.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781782815150
Publisher:	G2 Rights
Publication date:	08/20/2013
Sold by:	Bookwire
Format:	eBook
Pages:	128
File size:	20 MB
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Age Range:	12 Years

About the Author

Michelle Brachet was born in the UK in 1976. After graduating with a BA Honours in English and Music and an MA in Music, History and Culture she worked closely with and wrote for Michelin chef John Burton Race. She then became Editorial Director for an Australian publisher. Michelle has been a professional freelance author and editor since 2008 and has had 18 books published to date including A World of Wine, Cheese of the World, A History of Fashion, A History of Perfume, and The Little Book of Crime and Punishment. Michelle lives happily in Oxfordshire with her Jack Russell, Wolfie.

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The Little Book of Mysteries of Britain begins by uncovering an array of historical mysteries, exposing the tales of the past that are sitting right underneath us in the present. From the secrets of 17th and 18th-century smuggler s tunnels to the flight of Mary, Queen of Scots, particular mysteries are researched, studied and explained in detail. Proving also to be a good do-it-yourself guide, if there is a local mystery that you have always wanted to get to the bottom of, you will learn how to get your very own investigations underway.