The Young Alexander

This compelling account of Alexander the Great delves into the early years of his life, a period traditionally shrouded in myth and legend, drawing on new archaeological discoveries to shed light on his origins and rise to power. Combining rigorous research with engaging storytelling, the book explores his relationships, education, and military training, while highlighting the enduring relevance of his story to contemporary issues like East-West relations and authoritarianism. Through these fresh insights, the narrative brings ancient history vividly back into focus, revealing the forgotten early chapters of one of history’s most iconic figures.