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[Aerykah]

Salyna wrote: "Aerykah wrote: "I love those first 2 series you mentioned, Salyna!! :D"

If you like those then you should definetly try the other books I listed!;)"

I've read 3 of the other 4 books you mentioned. They were okay, but not my fav books.

[Grace]

Yes please tell me more

[Kim-Lost-In-A-Book]

I remembered some books I'd read a few years ago that some of you may like. They are by and they are the "sisterchicks" series. She's a christian lit writer and these books are great. They are about adventures that friends go on all over the world. Fun series, and you can read them in no particular order.

[Nicole D.]

I made a new list to list all Regency,Georgian,Edwardian and Victorian Romances that are clean.Feel Free to add to it.MUST be clean.

http://www.goodreads.com/list/show/27...

[Caity, that crazy moderator]

Ooh I'm gonna...

[Sophie, The Romantic Moderator :)]

Great list!!

[Caity, that crazy moderator]

NICE!

[Caity, that crazy moderator]

I would like to!

[Tina]

Hilary Mantel's "Wolf Hall" and "Bringing up the Bodies". Enthralling if you're into history and Anne Boylen.
PS Would it be very bold to recommend books I've written? They are all set in Ireland....

[Caity, that crazy moderator]

YES! do recommend yours!!! =D

[Tina]

"Only a Paper Moon": WWII romance
"Catch the Magpie": Witchy mystery
Both set in West Cork. Available on Amazon --> Tina Pisco

Thanks!

[Kim-Lost-In-A-Book]

Tina, I've been debating reading "Bringing up the Bodies" for a while... it's good you say?

[Tina]

Kim N - Lost-In-A-Book wrote: "Tina, I've been debating reading "Bringing up the Bodies" for a while... it's good you say?"

Hi Kim-I really loved Wolf Hall: the story, the prose. I didn't think that "Bodies" deserved the Booker as much as "Wolf Hall" did ,but I enjoyed it all the same. It was mainly because I wanted to read the rest of the story (which was fascinating as the first). I look forward to the next book. The evolution of all the characters is masterful ( Cromwell, Anne B and Henry) in both novels.

[Kim-Lost-In-A-Book]

ah okay so Wolf Hall is the first book and Bringing Up the Bodies is the 2nd? I didn't realize it was a series. Good to know :-)

[Carolyn]

thats english monarchy henry eighth right?

[Tina]

Henry VIII and his second wife Anne Boylen.

[Carolyn]

yes gotcha i always thought that was interesting (gotcha as in got it not got u :D)

[Kim-Lost-In-A-Book]

Well I'm definitely going to look into Wolf Hall then. Thanks. I love tudor history and King Henry VIII.

[Carolyn]

same :D divorced beheaded died divorced beheaded survived! yipee!

[Kim-Lost-In-A-Book]

lol

[Caity, that crazy moderator]

I love Tudor historical fiction. my favorites are by Jean Plaidy, Deborah Merroff, and SANDRA BYRD!!!

[Kim-Lost-In-A-Book]

I love Philippa Gregory and Allison Weir. Allison is also the historian that Hampton Court Palace uses. Oh and the Tower of London as well I believe.

[Carolyn]

oh u joined!! ummm do u go spy? i have some of those

[Carolyn]

sorry no..

[Caity, that crazy moderator]

I just bought a REALLY old book from an antique store- Patty Blossom. it looks sweet. kind of like a Louisa May alcott.

[Carolyn]

thanx!!!

[Grace]

Thanx

[Nicole D.]

If you like Young Adult Fantasy here are some of my favorite series:
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[Nicole D.]

♥iLoveBooks♥ wrote: "Nicole D. wrote: "If you like Young Adult Fantasy here are some of my favorite series:
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have you read any of them?

[Kim-Lost-In-A-Book]

It is a good list. I've read the City of Bones series - Loved it. Haven't done the follow up yet (clockwork prince etc). I haven't read Divergent yet either but it sounds good. oh and the Iron King looked good too.

Just haven't been reading as much lately but want to get back into it after the holidays.

[Caity, that crazy moderator]

I recommend this one for everyone!!! it's SUCH a good and encouraging read and I LOVE the author's style!!!!!

[Nicole D.]

I recommend to anyone who loves a great clean Georgian romance with great hero and heroine.

[Caity, that crazy moderator]

thanks!! :D

[Maggie]

If you have read Jane Austen or any dystopian/post-apocalypse (for example, Hunger Games) read:

For Darkness Shows the Stars

It's amazing :)

[Salyna]

Alice wrote: " I recommend this one for everyone!!! it's SUCH a good and encouraging read and I LOVE the author's style!..."

My church youth group was just reading that, but I haven't been able to get the book.

[Caity, that crazy moderator]

Salyna wrote: "Alice wrote: " I recommend this one for everyone!!! it's SUCH a good and encouraging read and I LOVE the a..."

you should work on getting it- it was AMAZING!!!

[Salyna]

I recommend both The Preacher's Bride and Unending Devotion by Jody Hedlund.

I am currently reading The Doctor's Lady by the same author.