Marie Antoinette: Princess of Versailles, Austria-France, 1769, (Paperback)

from sheeplifter

One the first books I read in english- maybe the first.

from ArmyAngel1986

Written as a diary, about the events leading up to Marie Antoinette's marriage, and French court life. A great series for young girls! One feature of the Royal Diaries series is once the story is finished, the author includes a section which is only facts: pictures/portraits of the main character...

from Beammey

Not the best book in the series I've read so far, but still good. I learned some stuff, and I did end up connecting with Marie, so that's good. I did enjoy the book, though there were a lot of lists for some reason? And I felt it was long winded at part, but definitely still 4 out of 5 stars from...

from mollyellison

Diaries/Historical Fiction, love, politics, drama, Interest Level: Grade 3, GLE: 5.5, 2000. The diary begins when Marie Antoinette arrives in France for her marriage to the Dauphin of France. The reader experiences her emotional and political struggles as the link between two powerful nations. Po...

from efried5

31. In my opinion, "Marie Antoinette" by Kathryn Lasky would be a great book to incorporate into one's classroom. Lasky wrote this book in first person from the perspective of Marie Antoinette. The writing is organized in a manner that uses Lasky's interpretation of Marie Antoinette's diary to co...