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The Secret Diary of Elizabeth I
By (author) Terry Deary, Illustrated by Martin Brown
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Price: R 215.95
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From the bestselling team behind Horrible Histories! It's time to delve into the totally true (sort of) and incredibly intriguing pages of Elizabeth I's Secret Diary. Terry Deary steps into the mind of one of history's most tenacious queens, bringing you Liz's thoughts on: religion! relationships! rebellions! the Spanish Armada! William Shakespeare! the arts! Francis Drake! battles! Horrible Histories' Secret Diaries of the most extraordinary (and Horrible) characters of all time will blow your mind. Horrible Histories' Secret Diaries are the perfect introduction to important figures from history. Fully illustrated throughout and told from the character's (sometimes delusional) point of view, each diary reveals the (quite likely) inner workings of their minds during the events that shaped their lives. Covering key moments in Elizabeth's life and the history of the Tudor times, the Secret Diary of Elizabeth I reveals her: ascension to the throne relationships (or lack of) family feuds people's rebellions religious rows Spanish Armada ... right up to the end of her life in 1603. Each diary is the perfect introduction to a pivotal era in British History, brilliantly immersive and sure to capture the imagination!
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Publisher | Scholastic
Published date | 11 Mar 2027
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Format | Hardback
Pages | 160
Dimensions | 198 x 128 x 21mm (L x W x H)
Weight | 270g
ISBN | 978-0-7023-4924-9
Readership Age | From 09 to 11 years
BISAC | juvenile fiction / humorous stories
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