I Love You, Jingle Bell Baby by Helen Foster James

I Love You, Jingle Bell Baby by Helen Foster James

This book offers an unparalleled insight into the world of Mary Queen of Scots through a collection of letters written by her. The letters offer a glimpse into the political and personal life of Mary, and the tumultuous times she lived in.

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Helen Foster James is a member of the American Library Association's Publications Committee and an adjunct professor of children's literature at San Diego State University in California. She has planned hundreds of author visits in the San Diego area and has been a part of the Greater San Diego Reading Association's Author's Fair for nearly two decades.