The Time Travelers Guide Medieval Englandfor Visitors to the Fourteenth Century

Its a non-fiction work that offers an immersive look into daily life in 14th-century England, presented as a handbook for a hypothetical time traveler. Content: The book details various aspects of medieval life, including food, clothing, housing, laws, customs, travel, and entertainment, even discussing practicalities like what to use for toilet paper and medieval medicine. Unique Approach: Its revolutionary in its concept as its written in the present tense and second person, directly addressing the reader as if they are experiencing the past firsthand, providing a "lived" history rather than just a studied one. Author: Ian Mortimer is a renowned British historian, a Fellow of the Royal Historical Society, and known for his other "Time Travellers Guide" books, including those covering Elizabethan England and Restoration Britain. Reception: The book is highly regarded for its informative and entertaining detail, providing a vivid and engaging portrayal of humanity