British Museum: So You Think You've Got It Bad? A Kid's Life in Ancient Greece
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- ISBN 9781805137313
- Dimensions: 129 x 185mm
- Publication Date: 07 May 2026
- Publisher: Nosy Crow Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
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Discover what life was really like for kids in the past in this brilliantly funny introduction to ancient Greece.
Have you ever wondered what kind of games kids in ancient Greece liked to play? Famous myths and legends they would have known? Or what they learned at school? Learn the answers to these questions and more in this witty and informative guide to the ancient Greeks.
- Packed with historical facts about ancient Greek gods and goddesses, houses, clothes, food, entertainment and more!
- Developed in consultation with expert curators from the British Museum.
- Written in accessible, conversational text by award-winning author Chae Strathie, and featuring hilarious illustrations on every page.
From strange pets to incredible myths, this is the perfect book for children curious about life in ancient Greece.
Also available as a brilliantly funny audiobook!
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Chae Strathie (Author)
Chae Strathie is an award-winning children's author and journalist who grew up in a tiny village surrounded by a forest in Scotland, which probably explains a lot. His first attempt at professional writing was creating a Star Wars comic at the age of seven. He sold two copies and made a total of four pence. A regular at major book festivals, Chae has toured the length and breadth of the UK and visited schools as far afield as Romania, reading his stories, acting the goat and singing silly songs about worm ice cream and beard-growing. He lives in Dundee with three annoying cats and a very old goldfish called Lazarus.
Marisa Morea (Illustrator)
Marisa Morea is a freelance illustrator based in Madrid, Spain. She lived in Barcelona for a couple of years and she graduated in a MA Illustration at Eina School in Barcelona in 2009. After a few years working as an Art Director in several advertising agencies, Marisa decided to quit and try as a full-time illustrator. So far, she's worked with many international clients from the United States, Australia, UK, France and Singapore.
In her spare time, Marisa is an Asthanga yogi and a classic cinema lover. She also goes crazy for music and enjoys creating covers of her favourite songs on the guitar.
