I've never read a history specifically about how England took control of Wales. It's been something that I've known about for a while, but I never read a book just about it. It's a fascinating topic and makes me remember how Welsh people, to this day, hate the English and resent the colonization that took place in Wales. A language decimated, a people pushed down and forced to conform. But, this is a fascinating read that I would like on my shelf one day.
NetGalley, Caidyn Young

A curious and interesting book. Read the full Spanish review [link=http://miniaturasjm.com/mi-biblioteca/llanelly-west-to-carmarthen/]here[/link]
Miniaturas JM

Impressively illustrated with a range of photographs. Detailed information presented in a readable format. Excellent quality and feel, Read the full review [link=https://booksontheline.com/?p=181]here[/link]
Books on the Line

This brilliant book emphasises the incredible splendour of Norman castle buildings, many of which still stand as monuments to the genius and skills of the men and women who lived through this era of our history. I expect modern architects would do it differently were they to build a castle today, but the fact remains that these buildings are incredible, and Malcolm Hislop's wonderful book celebrates everything associated with them. A joy to read.
Books Monthly

Peter Johnson, author of other books from Pen and Sword Books' "Narrow Gauge Railways" collection such as "The Vale of Rheidol Railway" or "The Corris Railway," has created another great book on Britain's narrow-gauge railways. As in the rest of his books he has extensive information and high quality photographs and drawings. Another great literary success of this publishing house that will delight fans of narrow-track or tourist railways. Read the full Spanish review [link=https://unoscuantostrenes.blogspot.com/2020/10/rincon-literario-welshpool-llanfair.html]here[/link]
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