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Philip Steele

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About Philip Steele

Philip Steele is an experienced author and editor who has been writing books for children and adults on a wide range of topics, including history, geography and cultural themes, for over 20 years. He is the author of educational books such as Kingfisher Readers: Arctic and Antarctic (Level 4: Reading Alone). He lives in North Wales, United Kingdom.

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Trojan Horse

On this day 1184 BC, the Greeks entered Troy using the Trojan Horse. What better time than now to read Navigators: Ancient Greece by Philip Steele and Steve Stone from Kingfisher.

2 days ago

Earth Day

A book to discover the world with...Kingfisher Knowledge: Wonders of the World by Philip Steele from Kingfisher 

4 days ago

World Heritage Day

Learn about the places and people of the past in VS: Warriors by Hannah Wilson from Kingfisher

8 days ago

World Heritage Day

Learn about the places and people of the past in Kingfisher Knowledge: Wonders of the World by Philip Steele from Kingfisher

8 days ago

World Heritage Day

Learn about the places and people of the past in Navigators: Knights and Castles by Philip Steele from Kingfisher

8 days ago

Howard Carter and Tutankhamun

On this day 1923, Howard Carter opened the inner burial chamber of Tutankhamun's tomb, a good time to read I Wonder Why Pyramids Were Built by Philip Steele.

2 years ago

Trojan Horse

On this day 1184 BC, the Greeks entered Troy using the Trojan Horse. What better time than now to read Navigators: Ancient Greece by Philip Steele and Steve Stone from Kingfisher.

4 years ago

Richard the Lionheart

Richard the Lionheart was wounded by a crossbow bolt while fighting France on this day 1199. Why not try Navigators: Knights and Castles by Philip Steele and Steve Stone. Published by Kingfisher.

4 years ago

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