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Inkdeath is the final book in Cornelia Funke's Inkheart trilogy, a fantasy adventure about characters drawn into a magical book world. The story involves combat and some peril, but violence is not graphic or gratuitous. Themes of loyalty, sacrifice, and the power of stories are central, with characters who show courage and integrity. The complex plot and mature themes (including death and loss) suit older middle-grade and teen readers.
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Second part of the documentary series charting Napoleon's Waterloo Campaign of 1815. The programme uses maps, diagrams and information from historians, as well as battle re-enactments to explore the tactics employed by Napoleon as well as the lives of his soldiers. This instalment continues on from the battles of Quatr... Second part of the documentary series charting Napoleon's Waterloo Campaign of 1815. The programme uses maps, diagrams and information from historians, as well as battle re-enactments to explore the tactics employed by Napoleon as well as the lives of his soldiers. This instalment continues on from the battles of Quatre Bras and Ligny, discussing the accumulation of the allied forces at Mont St Jean, the battle that took place at Hougoumont Chateau and the strategies of the opposing armies.
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ISBN 9781905294718 · Chicken House Ltd