'I'm a historian whose daughter loves Horrible Histories - here's why it deserves its special BAFTA'

Attwood, R. 2024. 'I'm a historian whose daughter loves Horrible Histories - here's why it deserves its special BAFTA'. The Conversation.

Title'I'm a historian whose daughter loves Horrible Histories - here's why it deserves its special BAFTA'
AuthorsAttwood, R.
Date28 Nov 2024
PublisherThe Conversation
Web address (URL)https://theconversation.com/im-a-historian-whose-daughter-loves-horrible-histories-heres-why-it-deserves-its-special-bafta-244685

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