These fact-filled books take kids on a learning adventure in British history.
Elizabeth I (1533-1603) impressed herself more vividly on the memory of the world than any other monarch in the history of England. She successfully established and maintained power while refusing to bow to the wishes of those who believed no woman was fit to occupy the English throne. This biography describes the opulent but cruel childhood that shaped the woman Elizabeth became and details her triumphant reign, as well as the unrelenting forces that opposed her. Exploring the answers to some of history's most persistent and intriguing questions, Jane Resh Thomas has created a compelling account of Elizabeth's life that shatters the myths surrounding her and allows readers an unprecedented view of the queen as a human being. Full-color insert, chronology, bibliography, index. This book won the 1999 ALA Best Book for Young Adults.
This hardcover book, 208 pages, was written by Jane Resh Thomas, and is recommended for grade 7 and up. Study the history of England including King Henry viii and Queen Elizabeth 1 in this British history book. |
