Title: The Book of Queens
Author: Stephanie Warren Drimmer
Illustrator: Various
Publisher: National
Geographic Kids
ISBN: 9781426335358
Review:
National Geographic Kids
The Book of Queens shares stories of queen rulers, revolutions and even queens
of music and fashion. There are plenty of amazing women that have ruled you may
never have heard of before.
There is plenty of girl
power here. Chapters are broken down into Women Who Ruled Empires, Legendary Leaders,
Monarchs of Art, Culture Shapers and even Queens of Adventure. Did you know
that Marie Antoinette was a teen queen? Many of us know that singer Aretha
Franklin was the Queen of Soul and Dolly Parton the Queen of Country. Maya Lin
designed the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington D.C. as a college student.
Did you know that Calafia ruled an island with black female warriors who weilded
golden weapons and tamed wild griffins? This guide will educated and inspire
women and young girls to become queens in their own right.
The amazing photos and
delightful illustrations of women who have taken charge can be found on every
page. There are short bios explaining their accomplishments and challenges.
Parents and teachers can use this guide to motivate, inspire and encourage kids
to become more than they’ve ever imagined. History teaches us something about
ourselves and these women are amazing role models.
Courtesy of Media Masters Publicity
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