Alexander the Great

The narrative follows Alexander's meteoric rise to power, starting with his ascension to the Macedonian throne at just 20 years old. It details his strategic overthrow of rivals and the ambitious campaign against Persia, culminating in his conquest of Egypt and the founding of Alexandria. As he vanquishes formidable nations over eleven years, his character begins to decline, leading to his untimely death at 33. This compelling account captures the paradox of a brilliant leader whose personal flaws contributed to his downfall, aimed at readers aged 12 and up.