"The target subject this time around--a typical Victorian--becomes accessible through multiple examples of daily life as experienced in all sectors of society. The ample historical and social context is effectively supported by multiple richly detailed illustrations. The book ends with open-ended questions to encourage thoughtful reflection. Despite the noticeable British influence, this makes a worthy addition for most collections." - Booklist "This engaging and informative book does an excellent job of explaining the era for younger readers.Most pages include thoughtful discussion prompts that would make this an ideal resource for the classroom, as well as interactive activities including crafts and recipes. --The School Librarian "Explore Victorian foods, fashions, jobs and education. You can even take a look at a Victorian prison! Most striking is the way in which the divide between rich and poor was so stark and that is very much brought home to life in this fascinating book" - Armadillo magazine "Claire Saunders' engaging text and Wesley Robins' fascinating illustrations combine to bring the Victorian era to life.

The book ends by asking children, 'Could you live like a Victorian?' and there's a final glossary. One to add to class collections." --Red Reading Hub "Such a fab book full of all things you'd like to know about living life as a Victorian with fun activities too!" --@chroniclesof3adventurers "Through engaging storytelling and vibrant illustrations historical facts of the period are brought to life. The books also feature hands-on activities, including crafts and recipes, to encourage interactive learning. Timelines highlights key events and laws that shaped the era. wonderful classroom resources for teachers and homeschooling families or fun illustrated history books to read at home." - @mammy_gittins " Live Like a Victorian journeys into the era of steam engines, inventions and big social changes. We get to see how life was through the eyes of two Victorian children, one rich and one poor, so you get a real sense of life from both ends.

" --@wendingwords.