The author's distinct voice is clear explains that those who live peacefully are often not remembered to the same extent as others, and that primary sources can even perpetuate slanted views.
The book also acknowledges that history is often written by privileged rich men throughout the ages, and so Elin Jones brings forth the narratives of women.
[4] Elin Jones, the author said that the book puts an emphasis on pupils local area as well as a diverse Welsh history.
"[4] Sian Gwenllian, the designated member from Plaid Cymru for the cooperation agreement, noted Wales' story has become compulsory, in the school curriculum and that Elin Jones' book adds a "positive development" and will help to support teachers in teaching Welsh history.
Elin Jones said that she was worried that the state of Welsh history teaching will be in the "same position as we were 20 years ago".