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This beautiful new story, written by Caroline Lawrence and illustrated by Laura Jenkinson-Brown, is now available as a print on demand paperback, and in both illustrated and text-only Kindle editions. With a foreword by key consultant, archaeologist Sophie Hay, it reflects current research into everyday life in Pompeii, engaging students and encouraging them to think about how the past can be imagined and reconstructed.

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