Saint Clothilde (Malé & Fabe-Henriet)

Queen Clothilde tells her own story in this illustrated, diary-style account for young readers. Daughter of the King of Burgundy and raised a Christian by her mother, she married Clovis, King of the Franks, at eighteen, and her prayers and example led to his conversion in 496.

Together they united the Frankish peoples in the Catholic faith, made Paris their capital and founded churches and monasteries across the land. Written by two French history teachers, the narrative is carefully grounded in reliable sources.

• Authors: Blandine Malé and Hélène Fabe-Henriet
• Format: Paperback (illustrated)
• Pages: 105

Christmas 2026 bulk buy – pre-order. Dispatched in December.