The Bloody Countess
By Amber Holbrook
- Release Date: 2011-02-27
- Genre: Biographies & Memoirs
Description
Elizabeth Bathory was a sadistic, blood driven, noble woman in the 1600's. She tortured young woman for years until their death. This true-story would shock Hungary forever.
Reviews
I liked what I did read.
3By its_jordanHowever, I believe that the biography is a little too short to give an entire background or insight to the Countesses life. It’s okay for a VERY short read, though.I want to know more!!!
4By かわいいBubbaRather short - very interesting topic, I would’ve loved to know more about it! Reads more like an essay for a college course than a book but is very good!!!Eh
1By Dirge InfernoElementaryThe Bloody Countess
5By Pikachu roxI wanted to learn about Elizabeth Bathory because of a horror movie called Stay Alive that was based off of a video game that was the story of Elizabeth Bathory. If you died in the game, the Blood Countess would kill you the exact same way as you died in the game. First you had to say these exact words: Come to me clouds May you rise your evil soul as an evil storm Born to rip them open Let the cover of night Bear witness and destroy Who shall resist so they Shall harm me not Let the blood of many Cleanse me, Preserving Beauty Eternal I pray you.It was free, so why not?
1By PaurapineEhThe Bloody Countess
3By S1H6M9Not really a book, more a high school term paper.The Bloody Countess
4By mbklindtVery short only 14 pages long. It's concise and to the point. I think this story of the most prolific female serial killer is interesting and only wish there was more information to make a longer book. Perhaps there is more info and longer biographies on Elizabeth Bathory?Seriously?
1By HollygoyleThis was a joke. It's a 9-page essay written by an 8th grader.Interesting
3By QueenDaejiThe topic was interesting but the writing is in the style of a casual school essay. It's merely a bit of simple, straightforward history of Elizabeth Bathory and not to be confused with The Bloody Countess: Atrocities of Erzsebet Bathory by Valentine Penrose. It Doesn't Give Anything More Than What You Can Find On Wikipedia.