Fanny and Stella : The Young Men Who Shocked Victorian England by Neil McKenna

Fanny and Stella : The Young Men Who Shocked Victorian England by Neil McKenna'Uproarious.' The Times'Terrifically entertaining.' Evening Standard'Irresistible.' Daily Mail'Gripping.' Sunday Telegraph'A scintillating gem: a cracking page turner, historically illuminating, culturally fascinating, and a book which effortlessly passes comment on today.' HeraldLondon, April 1870: Fanny and Stella were no ordinary Victorian women. They were young men who liked to dress as women: Frederick Park and Ernest Boulton. Stella was the most

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a city surrounding an extraordinary tree that gives all those living there special powers

learning about the incredible diversity of life on planet Earth

The Food Lab gives readers practical tools and new approaches to apply when they next step into the kitchen

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And learn about why we poo (and why it smells)

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- A range of projects that encourages children to enjoy spending time outdoors

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woven to an unparalleled degree into our language and thought