Book details
Queen Victoria : The Woman Who Ruled the World
Description
Victoria was just 18 years old when she was crowned Queen in 1837 - a tiny figure, with a will of iron. Never was there so queenly a queen. She made Britain great and the people loved her for it. In 1861 tragedy struck, when her husband Albert died. Dumb with grief, she hid herself away.
Age
12-18
Text complexity
advanced
Length
128 pages
Book in series
#1
Why to read
- Insight into a Historic Reign: Reading 'Queen Victoria: The Woman Who Ruled the World' provides a detailed look into the life and times of one of Britain's most iconic monarchs, offering readers a deeper understanding of her 63-year reign and the vast changes that occurred in Britain and the wider world during this period.
- Understanding of Victorian Society: The book serves as a window into Victorian society, exploring the social, cultural, and political norms of the era. It helps readers comprehend the complexities of the time and the ways in which Queen Victoria both influenced and was influenced by the society she governed.
- Personal Glimpse of a Queen: Kate Hubbard's work goes beyond the public persona of Queen Victoria, delving into her personal life, relationships, and character. This humanizes the queen and allows readers to connect with her on a more intimate level, providing a nuanced portrait that challenges the stereotypical image of the stern, unamused monarch.
- Engaging Narrative: The author's engaging writing style brings history to life, making 'Queen Victoria: The Woman Who Ruled the World' not just an informative read but also an enjoyable one. Readers who appreciate well-crafted historical narratives will find this book both educational and entertaining.