Wow, this book was NOT quite appropriate for my son who picked it out but he’s tended to gravitate to the 900’s in our new library. Even though it wasn’t quite appropriate, he was captured by this girl’s diary, learning about Caesar getting murdered, Cleopatra’s brother-husbands dying questionable deaths, love affairs and babies, and many more interesting topics that seemed to lead us to many discussions.

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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!

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In an intentional provocation to Octavian, Antony distributed lands to his and Cleopatra’s children, making it abundantly clear that their family was the dynasty of the East.

In true pharaonic tradition, which aimed to keep the royal bloodline as pure as possible, Cleopatra married her younger brother and co-ruler, but it soon became clear that she had no intention of sharing power with him.

We see a little bit of Cleopatra playing nice to get on her father's good side while she is secretly in fear of being killed like her sisters. She could have started out as nice but then as she realizes her father's failure at being pharaoh she grows more angry at him because she's going to have to fix his click here mistakes and the fact that she has to kiss up to him just to survive! I can totally imagine this character develop a growing hatred for her father and for the rulers of growing empires or for her to become brutal and unforgiving because if she isn't harsh then it could cost her her life.

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We also don't see Cleopatra's development. We don't see her grow from a child of 12 to a young woman of 14. The diary doesn't show us her thoughts or attitude in politics or any changes in thoughts she might have considering Rome since she spent a lot of time there.

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What is really offensive, though, Cleopatra has been remade into a monotheistic Judeo-Christian "wannabe". Cleopatra spends pages and pages speaking of the Jewish prophecy of a messiah, a messiah who will 'come out of Egypt' and 'rise from the dead', and I can't imagine that the real Cleopatra would even be aware of these Jewish legends.

Today we know that at least one child in 10 is not attributed to their correct biological father – “Momma’s baby, Poppa’s maybe”, as they say. Egypt’s population included people of many different ethnicities, and naturally that included Africans, since Egypt was a part of Africa.

Well those were my thoughts. I can see why some people like it but I thought that there were so many better directions that can go with this.

I remember this being one of my favorite Royal Diaries books when I was younger. It could very well have been the favorite, but I can’t remember that far back. I think what really got to me were the sumptuous descriptions of palace life in Egypt and how luxurious it sounded.