Saint Joan of Arc and her Excommunication Edict

Author: Phil Robbins
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: Perhaps, you are half-familiar and half-unfamiliar with Joan of Arc. She was once renowned for the following:
● Commanding the French army in battle;
● Being burned at the stake and ascending to heaven;
● Being a 100% saint.
But, do you know Joan of Arc:
● Always fruitlessly proving to the world that she was not a witch;
● Sending arrogant letters to big shots;
● Manipulating the French king like a clown.
Even after her death, Joan of Arc left behind many mysteries. However, in the booklet in your hands, you can see her secret diary, read in Gallic Global how she inspired the entire France to resist the enemy, and see how she exercised her exorcism orders. This book is part of the "Very Famous" series, which also includes Cleopatra and Her Shaky Cobra, The Virgin Queen and Her Great Conquest, Inventors and Their Super Ideas, Da Vinci and His Magical Code, Scarface and His Gang, Einstein and His Brain Laboratory, and Spartacus and His Brave Gladiators.
Target Audience: Students in third grade and above.
Although this book is a biography, it differs from the usual stiff, dull, and preachy biographical books. Fully respecting historical facts, it caters to the reading tastes of children and adolescents, using comic-style illustrations to make learning history through stories enjoyable, thereby achieving the goal of gaining knowledge and broadening horizons.