Women Who Changed History: Five Famous Queens of Europe

by Mary Lee Davis

Looks at the private and public lives of Eleanor of Aquitaine, Isabella of Spain, Elizabeth I, Marie Antoinette, and Catherine the Great

Genres: History

Library Binding

Reviews

[Nikou Yar · Rating 5 out of 5]

I found this book when I was looking for a new book in my father’s shelf , the title was interesting but the book was absolutely magnificent. I highly recommend it.

[Anna S. · Rating 5 out of 5]

I found this book in boxes I packed from my recent move from my dorm in Bandung. Reminds me sweet times when I used to hang around at Tobucil, before it relocated somewhere else. I wanted to buy special book, then I founded this at the shelves, with price less than 20K IDR, an old book reselled.

Contents are awesome. I can't remember those vividly, but I attracted to story about Antoinette. I can surely thought that this book is read by the writer of Antoinette film starred by Kirsten Dunst, the plot is amazingly look alike!

Davis wrote this book not like common history book. Surprisingly there are things that attract emotion, sometimes gaining simphaty embedded in this writing, makes it enjoyable to us to read.