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A review by vanitar
Good Masters! Sweet Ladies!: Voices from a Medieval Village by Laura Amy Schlitz
3.0
I appreciated the forward that explains why this book was written- a librarian wrote individual monologues for her students studying medieval times so that they could be the “star” of their own play for three minutes- I love this! What a great way of getting students involved and giving opportunity for them to learn history through the embodiment and characterization of various individuals.
I listened to the audio book which was well acted out and had good accents and such. I enjoyed it but it was a bit too disjointed for my liking in a book (but I recognize that it didn’t set out to be a seamless novel). Interesting stories and characters in the monologues.
I listened to the audio book which was well acted out and had good accents and such. I enjoyed it but it was a bit too disjointed for my liking in a book (but I recognize that it didn’t set out to be a seamless novel). Interesting stories and characters in the monologues.