What's the Name of That Book??? discussion

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Now we'll never know > War of the roses, being able to observe Tudor princesses through a mirror or somehow into their dressing rooms

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message 1: by Annamariah (new)

Annamariah | 292 comments You say it was about Tudor princesses, but mention War of the Roses, which ended when Henry Tudor (King Henry VII) rose to the throne. Do you remember which princesses the books were about? Were they all Tudors or could there have been a York or a Lancaster among them as well? Did all three princesses live at the same time or were they from different generations?

How much of the narrative was about this modern girl? Was she a major character or was the plot mainly about the princesses? How did they communicate and what did she tell them? And was the modern girl the same in all three books about different princesses?


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message 3: by Elley (new)

Elley Murray (elleyotter) Or possibly Ruby Red, Sapphire Blue, and Emerald Green?


message 4: by Annamariah (last edited Sep 07, 2017 02:40PM) (new)

Annamariah | 292 comments Shelley wrote: "Or possibly Ruby Red, Sapphire Blue, and Emerald Green?"

Kerstin Gier's precious stones trilogy does not fit the description at all... It's about actual time travel and the main characters have no contact with any princesses.


message 5: by Lobstergirl, au gratin (new)

Lobstergirl | 44911 comments Mod
Is this a girl or a woman? I think of a girl being a teenager, and a woman perhaps 20+.


message 6: by Annamariah (new)

Annamariah | 292 comments I did't find any mention of a modern observer, but I'll mention this series just in case:

Plantagenet Princess, Tudor Queen: The Story of Elizabeth of York, Faithful Traitor: The story of Margaret Pole and Queen of Martyrs: The Story of Mary I by Samantha Wilcoxson.


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Lobstergirl | 44911 comments Mod
OP's account deleted.


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