Unusual Historicals

A handful of historical authors brave the wilds of unusual settings, times, and characters to create distinctive, exciting novels just outside of the mainstream. Join us as we chronicle the trials and rewards of our quest - from research and writing to publication and establishing lasting careers.

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Showing posts with label Children's Stories and Pastimes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Children's Stories and Pastimes. Show all posts
23 December 2013

Children's Stories & Pastimes: The Frankish Warrior’s Version of Play with a Purpose

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By Kim Rendfeld Eighth-century Franks had their own version age appropriate, educational toys and games, especially for boys born to...
16 December 2013

Children's Pastimes: Knucklebones & Counting Stones

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by Heather Domin In ancient Rome, children played with the same toys as kids of most eras and cultures: dolls, balls, hoops, kites, ...
06 December 2013

Children’s Stories and Pastimes: Medieval children's games

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By Lisa J. Yarde What did medieval children do for recreation? Their parents had cards, dicing games like six-ace, and the Philosopher...
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