Femina Sapiens Discworld following in the footsteps of

following in the footsteps of Burns and Keats

We meet Hera

Emma Chinnery shows her mastery at capturing the nuances of everyday life in this simple – yet poignant – story about the blossoming friendship of two dogs living in the same city

You pick up the book and never want to put it down' Goodreads reviewer

creating the conditions that made the Holocaust possible

Femina Sapiens Discworld following in the footsteps ofA fresh and fascinating look at our prehistoric past. You may have heard of early man, but what about early woman? Todays humans belong to the species Homo sapiens but we evolved from many species that came before. This fabulously illustrated book travels back in time and follows some of the many branches on the human family tree to meet our many times great grandmothers and grandfathers and find out what their lives might have been like. Where did