The Mary, Queen of Scots Colouring Book

Queen of Scotland by birth, Queen of France by marriage, and Queen of England by right (some said), the life of Mary Stuart (1542-1587) was the stuff of legend. A monarch at only six days old, Mary's early years were spent at the glittering court of France. Pampered and indulged, she was little prepared for what lay ahead upon her return to Scotland to take up the reins of power. Murder, scandal, and betrayal would send her fleeing to England to seek the help of her cousin, Queen Elizabeth. Mary's fateful journey, which began with so much hope, would lead to her greatest tragedy.

Roland Hui, author of The Turbulent Crown - The Story of the Tudor Queens, and artist Dmitry Yakhovsky have come together to create a beautiful colouring book which will be enjoyed by all ages. In The Mary, Queen of Scots Colouring Book, Roland Hui's text introduces the characters, events, and places of this absorbing drama, while Dmitry Yakhovsky's stunning artwork and your colouring bring them to life. Relax, unwind, and express yourself while learning about the exciting and moving life of the fascinating Mary Stuart.

Roland Hui received his degree in Art History from Concordia University in Canada. After completing his studies, he went on to work in Interpretive Media for California State Parks, The U.S. Forest Service, and The National Park Service. Roland has written for Renaissance Magazine and for Tudor Life Magazine. He blogs about 16th century English art and personalities at Tudor Faces at: tudorfaces.blogspot.com.

Dmitry Yakhovsky is an extremely talented artist who has been working with MadeGlobal Publishing to create some stunning artwork. This artwork is on the cover of a wide variety of books and publications throughout the world. He has taken the step to create, illustrate and publish a stunning historical graphic novel series and is thrilled that people love his mixture of history, folk law, magical elements and pure imagination, which he expertly brings to life through his art. Dmitry has an insatiable need to draw everything he sees. His graphic novel series "The Shadow of the Cross" is stunning to look at, and is a refreshing take on the graphic novel genre.