Farewell, My Queen is a novel by Chantal Thomas that was published in 2002 and quickly gained attention. This novel explores the period of the French Revolution through the perspective of Queen Marie Antoinette, framed within a historical and fictional narrative. The story is narrated by Sidonie, one of the court girls and a close servant of Marie Antoinette. Sidonie offers an intimate look at the daily life and complex relationships within the court and with the queen. As riots and social unrest begin to unfold, Sidonie is faced with fear and instability. Her emotions and thoughts are profoundly affected by the events around her, leading to an increased concern for the fate of the queen and her family. Sidonie’s character grapples with her quest for identity and her loyalty to the queen and her country.
| Weight | 350 g |
|---|---|
| Condition | New |
| Product Type | Contemporary Fiction |
| Genre | Historical |
| Format | Paperback |
| Writer | |
| Origin | France |
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