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00:00 - Introduction01:18 - How did you approach simplifying a complex topic for young readers, while maintaining its essence?03:34 - What motivated you to write about the British Empire specifically for a younger audience?04:45 - How did you navigate the sentiment of imperial nostalgia while crafting this narrative?07:05 - As the author, what new insights or learnings did you gather from the creation of this book?08:35 - How do you respond to critics who view discussions about the British Empire's controversial aspects as an assault on British pride?10:47 - Could you share some of the most interesting or surprising facts you unearthed during your research?12:31 - A Light-Hearted Interlude: The Story Behind Gin & Tonic?14:38 - If you had the chance to meet any figure from British Empire history, who would you choose and why?16:09 - Could you shed some light on the intended symbolism in the book's illustrations?17:49 - Why should parents consider adding "Stolen History" to their children's reading list?18:22 - Reflections on Modern Society: Do you believe racism still persists in today's world?20:34 - What are your hopes for the actions or conversations young readers might initiate after engaging with "Stolen History"?22:37 - The Importance of Teaching British Empire History: Thoughts and Perspectives