Andy Seed is a Gloucestershire-based Blue Peter award-winning author. He has written both adult and children books and has been writing since 2000. He has a background in education having been a primary school teacher and deputy head for 17 years and is also an e-learning consultant for schools. He has written educational books, articles, games, non fiction books on a range of fun topics, as well as comic poems for children. He says he gets most of his ideas from his own love of reading. Gareth Conway is an illustrator and animation character designer. He graduated from University with a degree in animation and has worked in children's television animation ever since. Gareth started working on illustration projects in 2007, in that time he has illustrated joke books, activity books, sticker books, educational reading books, poems, puzzles, young fiction books and most recently picture books, including the bestselling Greg the Sausage Roll books. Gareth lives in Devon with his wife and daughter.

'Andy Seed has managed, with huge success, to bring history to life, just as Gareth Conway has animated the text with his lively cartoons and illustrations. It will be enjoyed by children of many ages, from Year 3 upwards, and would be a good resource for teachers to draw on in history lessons about, say, Ancient Egypt, Tudors, Aztecs, Celts and 'empire' the world over'

Andy Seed is a Gloucestershire-based Blue Peter award-winning author. He has written both adult and children books and has been writing since 2000. He has a background in education having been a primary school teacher and deputy head for 17 years and is also an e-learning consultant for schools. He has written educational books, articles, games, non fiction books on a range of fun topics, as well as comic poems for children. He says he gets most of his ideas from his own love of reading. Gareth Conway is an illustrator and animation character designer. He graduated from University with a degree in animation and has worked in children's television animation ever since. Gareth started working on illustration projects in 2007, in that time he has illustrated joke books, activity books, sticker books, educational reading books, poems, puzzles, young fiction books and most recently picture books, including the bestselling Greg the Sausage Roll books. Gareth lives in Devon with his wife and daughter.

'Andy Seed has managed, with huge success, to bring history to life, just as Gareth Conway has animated the text with his lively cartoons and illustrations. It will be enjoyed by children of many ages, from Year 3 upwards, and would be a good resource for teachers to draw on in history lessons about, say, Ancient Egypt, Tudors, Aztecs, Celts and 'empire' the world over'

Andy Seed is a Gloucestershire-based Blue Peter award-winning author. He has written both adult and children books and has been writing since 2000. He has a background in education having been a primary school teacher and deputy head for 17 years and is also an e-learning consultant for schools. He has written educational books, articles, games, non fiction books on a range of fun topics, as well as comic poems for children. He says he gets most of his ideas from his own love of reading. Gareth Conway is an illustrator and animation character designer. He graduated from University with a degree in animation and has worked in children's television animation ever since. Gareth started working on illustration projects in 2007, in that time he has illustrated joke books, activity books, sticker books, educational reading books, poems, puzzles, young fiction books and most recently picture books, including the bestselling Greg the Sausage Roll books. Gareth lives in Devon with his wife and daughter.

'Andy Seed has managed, with huge success, to bring history to life, just as Gareth Conway has animated the text with his lively cartoons and illustrations. It will be enjoyed by children of many ages, from Year 3 upwards, and would be a good resource for teachers to draw on in history lessons about, say, Ancient Egypt, Tudors, Aztecs, Celts and 'empire' the world over'