Dive into the hilarious and sharp history of post-Roman England with Unruly by David Mitchell. This book offers a witty, irreverent, and surprisingly erudite look at the founding story of England, tracing the reigns from King Arthur up to Elizabeth I. Mitchell, a skilled historian, delivers a narrative packed with narcissists, beheadings, and insurrection, making serious history accessible and entertaining.

• The Number One Sunday Times Bestseller (October 2023).
• Described as 'Horrible Histories for grownups' by The Times.
• Written by David Mitchell, blending historical knowledge with sharp wit.
• Covers the history of English rulers from the post-Roman era up to Elizabeth I.
• Paperback edition in English.

Unruly challenges what you think you know about kings and queens. Mitchell explores how modern Britain came to be, detailing tales of inadequate self-control, uncivil wars, and the general mess made by rulers. It is an enjoyable, rollicking read that is chatty, irreverent, and liberally sprinkled with gags.

• Author: Mitchell, David
• Publisher: Penguin
• Binding: Paperback (Heruitgave/Reprint)
• Language: English
• Print Length: 448 pages
• Publication Date: 23 May 2024
• ISBN-10: 1405953195
• ISBN-13: 978-1405953191
• Dimensions: 130 x 29 x 198mm
• Weight: 344 g

For anyone who enjoys history delivered with brilliance and humor, Unruly offers a unique perspective on the figures who shaped Britain.