"Marie Antoinette" is a fascinating biography of the Queen of France and Navarre, Marie Antoinette, written by the eminent French writer Gilles Bellot. The book tells about the life and fate of an interesting and controversial figure who became a symbol of luxurious life and the fall of the aristocracy during the Great French Revolution. Bello reveals to the reader the internal contradictions of Marie Antoinette, describing her as a charming, but at the same time tactless and witless woman. The author details her childhood, her marriage to Louis XVI, her role in political intrigues, and her tragic end at the hands of the revolution. This book is not only a documentary sketch of the life of the queen, but also an interesting literary work that helps to better understand the period of French history of the 18th century and the life of the great Rococo lady. "Marie-Antoinette" is an exciting journey into the world of luxurious Versailles, palace intrigues and coups, which will enchant and leave an unforgettable impression on every reader.