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|author=Isobel Charman|title=TThe Great War: The People's Story

|summary= If youRather than turn to a 'big name're looking account of the First World War we went for a book which is superbly readable by still informative then ''The Riddle told the story of the Labyrinth is a winnerwar as ordinary people saw it - both at home and on the front. Wealso loved [[Washington Journal: reporting Watergate and Richard Nixon've more suggestions s downfall by Elizabeth Drew]] and from various times a rather earlier period [[Witches: James I and places in our the English Witch Hunts by Tracy Borman]]. In 2014 it's been difficult to avoid the Great War monopolising the [[Top Ten History Books of 2014|top ten history books]]but we've come up with some books which we hope that you'll enjoy. |amazonuk=<amazonuk>1847947255</amazonuk>