Mary queen of scots

I just finished the Royal Diaries book, Mary Queen of Scots, The Queen without a Country.
I didn't feel I had to write on this book because I wrote on the whole series, but have you ever got to a point in a book where you have to go back up and read one part again and again because you liked it so much? That happened to me, and if the book were mine I would have under lined it. Here it is:

"It is my view that such tellers of the

future and seers kill hope,

and without hope it is nearly impossible to live.

Hope is the air that our spirits breath,

and without it our spirits suffocate."

Royal Diaries

I love this series. Each book is different but they're all either princesses or queens that at one point actually lived. They create a journal for the character using what they know of her. Each book is a fictional journal of a non-fictional character.
I tried reading one to my 10 year old sister she didn't quite get it. I think these are great for girls ages 13 and up. I think adults would like them as well but I can't say for sure because I'm not an adult.
They are Dear America Books. they are not write by just one person, though the people do have similar writing styles.