The Great Fire of London
Susanna Davidson, Rick Fairlamb
A simple and dramatic introduction to the Great Fire of London in 1666 – what caused it, how it spread, how it was put out and how the city was rebuilt. Colourful illustrations on every page help bring history to life, along with maps and photographs of historical evidence and simple informative text. Ideal for homework and school projects – the Great Fire of London is now a compulsory National Curriculum topic for history at Key Stage 2.
Reviews

I like this book it told me lots that I already knew but I didn’t learn much more. It’s a good book though and if you don’t know much then you should read it.
Senor Augustus Frankenstein 08.09.2024

Pypes was my favourite character,it interests me because it is about history!I would recommend it to people who like history.
Marshal Fandango Menace 22.08.2024

I liked this book because I really like non fiction books and I learnt lots of new facts
Princess Amazonia Toothpaste 22.08.2024

This was very interesting because i learnt about the Great Fire of London from this book!
Madam Amazonia Scratchings 21.08.2024

I liked the pictures to see how they rebuilt the city and I learnt a lot
Marshal Pablo Mildew 21.08.2024

It was really interesting and full of facts.
Princess Beany Slingshot 10.08.2024

I enjoyed reading this fact book and learning about the Great Fire of London. The pictures showed the people trying to put the fire out and at the end they put it out.
Judge Iggy Jellybaby 20.07.2024

Because I am very interested in the great fire of London and I love writing stories about the great fire of London. I love to learn more about how people survived.
Superintendent Slip Tyrannosaurus 12.07.2024

I thought it was good. It told me lots of facts about the great fire of London. More than 13,000 houses were destroyed in the fire. It started in a bakery in Pudding Lane.
Count Pluto Armadillo 29.08.2023

Non-fiction, was an interesting read, with lots of facts.
Ambassador Sandwich Postage-Stamp 26.08.2023

I enjoyed reading this to my brother
Queen Agnetha Partridge 18.08.2023

I loved this book because it told us about the past and it tells me all about my cousin's favourite person so I recommend it to my cousin.
Coach Sunny Sofa 12.08.2023

I really liked it and I learned a lot.
Commander Panda Pawprint 11.08.2023

We talked about this story in school
Anonymous 08.08.2023

The great fire of London started to get me excited to read the rest of the book all at once. I think Tomas Farriner forgot to put the fire out for the next day. Because the houses were made out of wood, they burnt easily and people lost their homes. So they had to live in tents. After the fire of London, people learnt they have to put out their fire properly, they have to build brick houses, streets have to be wide. The monument was built to let the people know of the Great Fire of London.
Anonymous 07.08.2023

I like history
General Portobello Fink 31.07.2023

Great book with amazing illustrations. It showed me how big the inferno was in London. And it made me sad because I saw how many people died in the fire.
Ambassador Leach Waxwork 29.07.2023

A very interesting book I would of course recommend this to someone but it's really just straight toward no like enthusiasm so like it could do better but overall very good my sister also says the same so yeah I would recommend this to someone else because it is a very good book especially to improve your vocalbary.
King Dobbin Quarantine 28.07.2023

really good and lots of facts they really amazed me
Anonymous 22.07.2023

I learnt how the Great Fire happened and where it started. Also, I learnt which month it took place. I recommend it to my friends because it is a very interesting read. I loved it!
Princess Daffodil Bertrand 19.07.2023

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