Kings and Queens by Eleanor Farjeon

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First published in 1952, Herbert and Eleanor Farjeon's Kings and Queens has attained the status of a children's classic. The charming poems, each one dedicated to a different king or queen, tell the story of the 41 English monarchs from William I to Elizabeth II in a humorous and charming way that has delighted generations of children and their parents. The readings also include a selection from Heroes and Heroines by the same authors, including Alexander the Great, Julius Cesar, Robin Hood, Christopher Columbus, Sir Francis Drake, George Washington, Napoleon, Florence Nightingale and Buffalo Bill, among others. Read by Isla Blair and Julian Glover.
About the Author: Eleanor Farjeon (1881–1965) was a poet and playwright. Best known for her children’s verse and stories, she was also a regular contributor to Punch Magazine and the author of the lyrics of the popular hymn Morning has Broken.Herbert Farjeon (1887–1945) was a drama critic, writer, playwright, and theater manager and researcher. He was the brother of Eleanor Farjeon.

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Kings and Queens by Eleanor Farjeon