What’s your Halloween costume this year? 🧙 #Halloween #Halloween2026 #HalloweenCostume #SpookySeason #TrickOrTreat

Watch the opening of Chapter 1 of Nina Watcher: Queen for a Day What if a mysterious pocket watch could take you straight into history? Follow Nina's adventure and discover where her journey begins! Find Nina Watcher: Queen for a Day on Amazon #NinaWatcher #QueenForADay #Kater

Meet Susanna Madora Salter (1860–1961), a woman who proved that underestimating someone can backfire spectacularly! In April 1887, 27-year-old Susanna Salter made history when she was elected mayor of Argonia, Kansas, becoming the first woman mayor in the United States. But her path to office be

Have you ever wondered what those impossibly tall, pointed hats worn by medieval princesses were called? Meet the hennin, one of the most iconic fashion statements of the 15th century! #Hennin #MedievalFashion #MedievalHistory #WomenInHistory #FashionHistory

Meet Nina Watcher, my middle-grade fantasy adventure for readers who love history, mystery, and a little time-travel magic! At just 14, Nina discovers that a mysterious pocket watch holds secrets far more powerful than she could ever imagine. With the help of a mysterious figure known as the Gua

What kind of party do you like the most? 👑✨ A royal ball, a lavish Tudor feast, a glamorous Victorian soirée, or a mysterious medieval banquet? 🏰 Which historical era would you choose to party in? Tell me in the comments! 💃 #HistoryLovers #HistoryTok #WomenInHistory #RoyalHistory #T

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📚✨ If you love history, but wish it came with a little magic… meet NINA WATCHER. ⏳👑 I wrote Nina Watcher for middle-grade readers who love adventure, history, mystery, and the idea of stepping inside the past—but honestly, I think history-loving adults will enjoy it too. ❤️ Nina is an ordinar

According to the romantic tradition surrounding Philippine Welser, the wealthy daughter of an Augsburg merchant family met Archduke Ferdinand II of Austria at a ball. She didn’t know who her mysterious dancing partner really was. Ferdinand was the son of Emperor Ferdinand I—and one of the mos

✨ Marie Antoinette — daughter of Maria Theresa and Francis I, Holy Roman Emperor ✨ Catherine de’ Medici — daughter of Lorenzo II de’ Medici and Madeleine de La Tour d’Auvergne ✨ Elizabeth I — daughter of Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn ✨ Catherine of Aragon — daughter of Isabella I of Castile a

Isabel of Coimbra (1432–1455) became Queen of Portugal at just fifteen, when she married her cousin, King Afonso V, in 1447. But behind her short reign was one of the most painful family conflicts of 15th-century Portugal. Her father was Infante Peter, Duke of Coimbra, a younger son of King John

Being married to a medieval king did not always mean being crowned alongside him. Some queens were crowned separately, sometimes months or even years after their husbands. The coronation of a queen was a serious political and religious ceremony. She could be anointed, crowned, invested with rega

Sayyida al-Hurra: The Woman Who Ruled From the Shore and Challenged the Seas ⚔️🌊 In the 16th century, a woman in northern Morocco became a ruler, diplomat, military leader—and one of the most formidable privateers of the western Mediterranean. Her name was Sayyida al-Hurra (السيدة الحرة), a t

Congrats to all the newlyweds! 🥂💍❤️ #history #historylovers #historytime #historymemes #womeninhistory

🧪 Giulia Tofana was associated with Aqua Tofana, a poison believed to have been arsenic-based and circulated in 17th-century Italy. For centuries, stories claimed she personally helped hundreds of women kill their husbands. But modern historians have found that many details of her biography are unc

Then you might love my latest picture book, The Cheeky Capybara and the Emerald Boa! 📚✨ A fun little adventure filled with adorable animals, friendship, and a cheeky capybara at the center of it all. 🦫🐍🌿 🛒 Shop it on Amazon and join the adventure! 💚 #Capybara #CapybaraBook #PictureB

Around 2600 BCE, the woman known as Puabi was buried at the Royal Cemetery of Ur in southern Mesopotamia. Her lavish tomb contained jewelry, a magnificent headdress, and cosmetic vessels containing pigments. Archaeologists have found numerous cosmetic pigments at Ur, including green, black, red,

Born into the powerful Medici family of Florence, Catherine became Queen of France in 1547. Widowed at just 40, she found herself at the center of French politics during the turbulent Wars of Religion. Three of her sons became kings of France—Francis II, Charles IX, and Henry III—and Catherine r

👩‍🍼she kept the baby with her during the first few months of Elizabeth’s life, lying on a cushion next to her instead of shut away in the nursery. 🤱Elizabeth was sent away to her own household at Hatfield on December 10, 1533. We can only wonder how Anne felt about this, but she did her duty. No

She was the wife of Leonidas I, but Gorgo was far more than a Spartan king’s wife. Born into Sparta’s royal Agiad dynasty, Gorgo was the daughter of King Cleomenes I and later became the wife of Leonidas, who would famously lead the Spartan force at Thermopylae. Gorgo is one of the few Sparta