Fascination Sobre Jogar Cleopatra's Diary grátis
Fascination Sobre Jogar Cleopatra's Diary grátis
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living in the wrong time period when you have to worry about not one, but two sisters trying to kill you.
I mean, there’s an assassination attempt or somebody getting killed on about every page. The first two pages alone have two deaths by snakebite!
Something that makes this so successful is that Cleopatra is a brick. She is a steely-eyed seer and doer. She knows her older sister is frankly evil and she knows her second older sister is pretty and useless and probably selfish enough to do as much damage as the evil one, and she knows (but increasingly learns more concretely) that her father is weak and a drunk.
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When she and her father was back in town, Berenice was beheaded and brought to the kind and Cleopatra to prove it. There was the whole thing, head, blood and all. If I was Berenice, I would've done the same thing, to take over the kingdom for a short period of time, protesters can make Alexander garbage if no one was in charge, I didn't think that Berenice deserved to be beheaded.
This was the first book i read about Cleopatra and the author check here Kristiana Gregory.I would recommend this book to everyone that hasn't read it because its a great,interesting book and i am sure you will enjoy it and like it.If you like books about ancient Egypt,this is your book!
Before she was Cleopatra VII, one of the greatest pharaohs to ever rule Egypt, there was just Cleopatra. With a dead mother, a father who’s drunk more than half the time, and two older sisters who are probably trying to kill her, Cleopatra’s main goal is just to make it to the next day alive.
I don't know why - maybe it was a senseless prejudice against spin-offs or maybe I thought the gold edges were tacky. Anyway, I didn't read them, and for that reason I'm only finding out in adulthood that Cleopatra MARRIED HER BROTHER AND COMMITTED SUICIDE BY SNAKE??
Cleopatra VII is named co-ruler with her father, and when he dies, her young brother Ptolemy XIII is named in his stead. In accordance with tradition, she marries him. Later, Ptolemy overthrows his sister under the advice of his advisers. Cleopatra seeks out the nearby Julius Caesar. She hides in a rug and has herself secretly presented to him, beginning a tryst. She falls in love with him.
The book was interesting, but did not lead me on. Cleopatra's prayer has been heard by god, they are going back to Rome! Now Cleopatra can see Olympus again. She has met the person Marc Antony, they are both in love with each other, but just can't admit it. Although the book had a good ending for Cleopatra and her father, the king, nothing ended well for poor Berenice.
One wrong move or one wrong word spoken could lead to her death. I like how she begins to see her father's flaws and realizes why the people hate him as their ruler.
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