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She-wolf (Paperback)
byPamela Bennetts bookshelves: currently-reading
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The Lady in the Tower (Hardcover)
byAlison Weir
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Misfit's review of
The Red Queen: A Novel byPhilippa Gregory
I don't want to hijack Misfit's review thread too much, but I've read all of the fiction books (except the last of Plaidy's trilogy) and sadly, they are all very dated and none are really that great. Hilda Lewis wrote Wife to Charles II.
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Tanzanite made a comment in the European Royalty group:
Elysium wrote: "I liked them. I think the first part of Katherine of Aragon had little too much Juana and Ferdinand on it. Lady in the tower was really interesting. Didn't know there's so many different versions o..."
I'm almost finished with Weir's The Lady in the Tower and I thought the same thing about George's speech (and others). It got me to thinking though - with so many different versions of what George said (relayed by people who supposedly heard it or got it from someone who did), it's obvious people heard/remembered different things and/or had their own agenda in what they recounted. It makes you wonder how much of what was recorded in primary sources is really accurate.
"At that time, more than three centuries before the time of Robin Hood, the Anglo-Saxon name of Nottingham was Snotengaham, apparently named after an earlier chieftain named S..."
That's funny!
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Tanzanite made a comment in the Richard III group:
Susan wrote: "I just bit and ordered it from Paperback Swap."
Me too!
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The Lady in the Tower