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My Royal Story

This series offers young readers an intimate journey into the lives of girls navigating significant historical moments and diverse global settings. Presented in a diary format, each installment allows readers to deeply connect with the protagonists' personal thoughts and experiences. It masterfully blends historical authenticity with compelling storytelling, showcasing adventures, personal growth, and the discovery of self. This collection is perfect for curious young minds eager to explore the past through relatable, individual narratives.

Princess of Egypt
Bloody Tower
Henry VIII's Wives
Victoria : May Blossom of Britannia
The Tudor Queen
Anne Boleyn and Me

Recommended Reading Order

  • England 1525. Allegiances are divided. Henry VIII wants to divorce his devoted wife Catherine of Aragon and marry Anne Boleyn. For young Elinor Valjean, the conflict is a personal one: she loves Queen Catherine, but is forced to wait upon her supplanter. Elinor's diary chronicles her role as bystander to the stormiest marriage in history.

    Anne Boleyn and Me
  • In 1829, nine-year-old Victoria begins a journal chronicling her life as an English princess, in a title which includes information on the reign, marriage, and family life of Queen Victoria and English civilization during that period.29 MAY...I had to kiss His Majesty's hand. Really, one kisses the air over his hand, and that's a good thing, for he's so glistening with lotions and powders to cover the liver spots on his skin, which he hates...Aunt Soap says he was a beautiful lad when he was young. "Prinny was the handsomest Prince ever. His curls were the colour of honey on toast, like that red-gold Russian sable the Princess de Lieven wears." Now, unfortunately, his beauty has quite fled. Perhaps he does wear a corset, as I once heard Lady C. remark--though I can't see that it does much good. (I'm sure she would be shocked to know I overheard. But I do wonder why so many people seem to think a young person's ears do not work unless they are instructed to by some adult.)

    Victoria : May Blossom of Britannia
  • Henry VIII's Wives

    • 336 pages
    • 12 hours of reading
    3.9(218)Add rating

    This My Story special vividly depicts the court of King Henry VIII over 20 years, sharing the fates of his six wives through the eyes of two young courtiers serving at various times in the royal palaces.

    Henry VIII's Wives
  • Bloody Tower

    • 176 pages
    • 7 hours of reading
    3.8(95)Add rating

    Tilly lives in turbulent times. It's the 1550s; when Queen Mary ousts Lady Jane Grey to win the throne, her executioners are kept busy. Even Princess Elizabeth is imprisoned in the Tower. As Tilly watches the plots and politics of the Tudor court unfolding, she waits for her chance to deliver a very important letter . . .

    Bloody Tower
  • Princess of Egypt

    • 160 pages
    • 6 hours of reading
    3.6(496)Add rating

    In 1490 BC Asha, daughter of King Tuthmosis lives a carefree life at the royal court in Thebes. But when a prophecy foretells that 'a young woman will prove to be the best man in the Two Kingdom' she's caught up in a world of plots and danger...

    Princess of Egypt
  • The young Queen Victoria was brought up hidden from the world she would one day govern. In 1829, aged ten, Princess Victoria is a lonely little girl, but she is about to make a startling discovery. She is closer to the throne than she ever imagined. My Royal Story offers a fascinating insight into the childhood of a young princess.

    Victoria