From Le Goff, one should not expect an over-simplification, and that's good: most of what is to know about the Middle Ages, we too often a false picture, is present in this book, probably the request of an adult clarifications here and there when read by a young reader too: Le Goff guess we had already a little cultural baggage on the Middle Ages, which he undertakes mainly to clarify and correct the misconceptions that are. As such, it seems more aimed at teens. The absence of iconography is perhaps regrettable (diagrams, maps, etc.) ...
