What is My Story (Scholastic UK)?
{{italictitle}} '''''My Story''''' is a series of [[book]]s by many different [[writer]]s. Each book is a [[diary]] of a [[fiction]]al girl who lived through a famous time in [[history]]. == About the books == Sometimes, the main [[fictional character|character]] from one book is the [[mother]] of the main character from another book. For example, Tilly Middleton from ''Bloody Tower'' is the mother of Kitty Lumsden from ''The Queen's Spies''. At the end of each book, there is some information about the time in history the book was about. Sometimes there is a timeline, or a fictional [[biography]] of the main character. == List of ''My Story'' books == {| class=wikitable !width=30%|Title!!width=30%|[[Writer]]!!width=40%|[[Fictional character|Main character]] |- |''Pompeii''||Sue Reid||Claudia, AD 78-79 |- |''My [[House of Tudor|Tudor]] Queen''||[[Alison Prince]]||Eva De Puebla, 1501-1513 |- |''[[Anne Boleyn]] and Me''||Alison Prince||Elinor Valjean, 1525-1536 |- |''Bloody Tower''||[[Valerie Wilding]]||Tilly Middleton, 1553-1559 |- |''To Kill a Queen''||Valerie Wilding||Kitty Lumsden, 1583-1586 |- |''Mayflower''||[[Kathryn Lasky]]||Remember Patience Whipple, 1620 |- |''The Great Plague''||[[Pamela Oldfield]]||Alice Paynton, 1665-1666 |- |''The '45 Rising''||&nbsp;||Euphemia Grant, 1745-1746 |- |''Transported''||[[Goldie Alexander]]||Elizabeth Harvey, 1790 |- |''Mill Girl''||[[Sue Reid]]||Eliza Helsted, 1842-1843 |- |''The Hunger''|| [[Carol Drinkwater]]||Phyllis McCormack, 1845-1847 |- |''The Crystal Palace''||&nbsp;||Lily Hicks, 1850-1851 |- |''Victorian Workhouse''||Pamela Oldfield||Edith Lorrimer, 1871 |- |''Twentieth Century Girl''||Carol Drinkwater||Flora Bonnington, 1899-1900 |- |''Suffragette''||Carol Drinkwater||Dolly Baxter, 1909-1913 |- |''Voyage on the Great [[RMS Titanic|Titanic]]''||[[Ellen Emerson White]]||Margaret Anne Brady, 1912 |- |''War Nurse''||Sue Reid ||Kitty Langley, 1939-1940 |- |''Battle Of Britain'' ||Chris Priestley||Harry Woods, 1939-1941 |- |''Road To War''|| Valerie Wilding||Da