El. knyga: What it was like to be an Ancient Maya

"A captivating introduction to Mayan civilisation" BookTrust's Summer Reading Picks, Daily Express



"Fascinating and informative non-fiction The black-and-white artwork which features throughout enables children to visualise some of the unfamiliar aspects of Maya life and culture." BookTrust



"Longs concise and thoroughly entertaining account brings the Mayas fascinating civilisation into focus, allowing a deeper understanding and appreciation of their often forgotten culture. With all the intriguing facts and mysteries of their lives brought to vivid life by Stefano Tambellinis rich artwork this is a dazzling addition to a top class series from a dynamic writing and illustration duo." Lancashire Post



"With excellent illustrations throughout, well-organised chapters in accessible language describe how Mayans built pyramids, houses, roads and reservoirs, combined maize, beans and squash production, more about chocolate, rubber and chewing gum, their society, dress, religion, astronomy, maths, calendars, clocks and writing, and lack of wheeled transport Excellent read for ages seven and older and suitable for reading aloud." The School Librarian



"Jam packed with detailed information about the Ancient Maya their culture, society, inventions and religion. Accessible, interesting, well presented and perfect for schools." A Library Lady, blog



"Teachers are often looking for books to support an Ancient Maya topic. This is just what they need perfect to aid teachers subject knowledge and to engage and inform children age 9+." Kate Heap, Scope for Imagination



David Long excels at telling intriguing stories from the past The Independent on David Long