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Moi and Marie Antoinette by Lynn Cullen and Amy Young (view source)
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|reviewer= Sue Magee
|genre=Children's Non-Fiction
|summary= A very slightly fictionalised look at the life of Queen Marie Antoinette which stops mercifully short of her execution. It gives a more raounded rounded background to the Queen than most text books do and is recommended for the newly confident reader and for sharing with those just reaching that point.
|rating=3.5
|buy= Maybe
|borrow= Yes
|pages=32
|publisher= Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
For another look at history for the newly confident reader we cautiously recommend [[A Picture History of Great Discoveries by Clarke Hutton]] – the illustrations are excellent but the text was written in the nineteen fifties and reflects some of the less commendable attitudes of the time. If France grabs their attention, [[Miss Louise Goes to Paris by Carolyn Hink and Emma Calder]] is an enjoyable picture book.
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