Mary, Queen of Scots
By Fiona Macdonald (Author), Damian Zain (Illustrator), Fiona Macdonald (Author)
Price$8.95
Format Paperback
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Mary, Queen of Scots
by Fiona Macdonald, Damian Zain, Fiona Macdonald
OVERVIEW
What were some of the world's most famous people like when they were kids? This fresh and fun biography gives kids a peek into the childhood of Mary, Queen of Scots—including the gruesome and ghastly bits! Stunning comic strips, fact boxes, and timelines bring her story to life.
By the time she was a year old, Mary, Queen of Scots had faced everything from deadly illness to the threat of kidnapping. She was even engaged to a six-year-old prince! This thrilling biography of the future queen explores all the important events from her childhood, including her dangerous escape from Scotland, marriage into the French royal family, and a young adulthood beset with disasters and deaths.
By the time she was a year old, Mary, Queen of Scots had faced everything from deadly illness to the threat of kidnapping. She was even engaged to a six-year-old prince! This thrilling biography of the future queen explores all the important events from her childhood, including her dangerous escape from Scotland, marriage into the French royal family, and a young adulthood beset with disasters and deaths.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR(S)
Fiona Macdonald studied history at Cambridge University and at the University of East Anglia. She has taught in schools and universities, and is the author of numerous books for children on historical topics.
Damian Zain lives and works in Buenos Aires, Argentina. He trained in comic illustration and now is a freelance artist.
Damian Zain lives and works in Buenos Aires, Argentina. He trained in comic illustration and now is a freelance artist.
Pub Date: 3/3/2020
ISBN: 9781912537976
Price: $8.95 / $11.95 CAN
Format: Paperback
Pages: 152 pages, b-w illus. throughout
Trim: 5 x 7.75 x 0 Inches
Territories: US/Can
Category: History & Biography
Age Range: 8 and up
Publisher: Salariya
Carton Quantity: 60
Series: Kids in History
