"A Child's History of England" is a non-fiction work by Charles Dickens that provides a comprehensive yet accessible overview of the history of England from the Norman Conquest to the reign of Queen Victoria. Written for young readers, the book presents a lively and engaging account of the key events, people, and customs that have shaped English history, from the Crusades and the Wars of the Roses to the Industrial Revolution and the growth of the British Empire. Using his characteristic wit and storytelling skills, Dickens brings to life the stories of famous figures such as King Henry VIII, Queen Elizabeth I, and Oliver Cromwell, and provides a vivid picture of everyday life in England throughout the centuries. A charming and educational read, "A Child's History of England" remains a popular and timeless introduction to the history of England for children and adults alike.