Roland Hui Knihy

Mary Stuart's life unfolds as a tale of ambition and turmoil, marked by her royal lineage as Queen of Scotland, France, and her claim to England. Crowned at just six days old, her sheltered upbringing in France contrasts sharply with the political chaos she faces upon returning to Scotland. Confronted with murder, scandal, and betrayal, her desperate flight to England for aid from Queen Elizabeth sets the stage for a tragic fate, revealing the complexities of power and the personal costs of her royal aspirations.

The narrative revolves around ten extraordinary women who have made significant impacts in various fields. Each character is portrayed with depth, showcasing their unique struggles, achievements, and the societal challenges they faced. Through their stories, the book explores themes of resilience, empowerment, and the pursuit of dreams, highlighting how these women defied norms and inspired others. Their journeys offer a powerful testament to the strength and determination of women throughout history.

A colourful new account of the life and legacy of Anne Boleyn, as told through pictures and illustrations.