Claire | December 9, 2009
“The Sisters Who Would Be Queen: The Tragedy of Katherine, Mary and Lady Jane Grey” is a non-fiction account of the stories of these three sisters, the times they lived in and the monarchs who reigned in their lifetimes. I was desperate to read this after reading Jeane Westin’s historical novel, “The Virgin’s Daughters”, and [...]
Category: Elizabeth I, Lady Jane Grey, Leanda de Lisle, Mary I, Mary Queen of Scots, Non-fiction, Uncategorized |
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Claire | November 17, 2009
I was very excited when I heard about the release of this book just a few weeks after Alison Weir’s “The Lady in the Tower”, October was a really great month for Anne Boleyn fans! However, I must admit to being rather put off by the publisher’s blurb on Amazon, which said:
“The story of Anne [...]
Category: Anne Boleyn, Josephine Wilkinson, Non-fiction, Six Wives, Uncategorized |
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Claire | October 26, 2009
This new book on Henry VIII and his six wives was published by Amberley Publishing to coincide with the 500th anniversary of Henry VIII’s accesion to the throne and tells the story of Henry VIII from 1504, when he was a Renaissance Prince and second in line to the throne, right through to his death [...]
Category: Anne Boleyn, Catherine Howard, David Loades, Henry VIII, Non-fiction, Six Wives, Uncategorized |
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Tags: Anne Boleyn, Anne of Cleves, Catherine Howard, Catherine of Aragon, Catherine Parr, David Loades, Henry VIII, Jane Seymour, Six Wives