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#Two4Tuesday @TheSpineView late but great prompts!
1.Historical fiction/history is one of my favourite genres,so I end up reading about royalty that way!
2.All of these are excellent books featuring royalty,and discussing history that way.Jean Plaidy is one of my favourite historical fiction writers.Reviews below.
https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/4817892798
https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/4595510298

It‘s not Tuesday but I wanted to answer this!

1. I enjoy reading about royalty — fiction and nonfiction!

2. This nonfiction book is about Queen Victoria AND Princess Charlotte, whose untimely death was the reason Victoria became queen.

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1. Yes, I especially love Philippa Gregory's books.🤴👸

2. The tagged book, and especially the books about Tudors.

1. I do!
2. Tagged! I also think of The Gown and NF about the royal family too!
Thanks @peaknit @Kshakal @TheSpineView #two4tuesday

1-I DO!!! I love books about Princess Margaret bc she knew how to be scandalous. But I also love HF like The Gown, the story of QE2 and her wedding dress and design.
2- And I‘ll read anything about Diana Princess of Wales‘ life. Also bios about QE2‘s life and marriage to Phillip. Looking forward to more Crown on TV

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Please play if you haven‘t already ❣️Sorry So Late ⏰

1. I do!
2. Fiction I enjoyed Red, White and Royal Blue, non-fiction - The Romanov‘s The Final Chapter.
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@Kshakal @JenReadsAlot @BethM

1. I do enjoy them… usually very much!
2. I love anything by Phillipa Gregory… she is a master at Tudor England!

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@BethM @peaknit @JenReadsAlot

Thanks for the tag @TheSpineView

1. I don‘t look for books about royalty but I‘m not opposed to reading them. Most books I‘ve read involving royalty were probably fairytales or fantasy novels.

2. A Game of Thrones was the first thing that popped in my head when I saw this.

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Thanks for the tag @TheSpineView

1. When I hear Noir I think of crime stories that are dark and gritty, shadowy, taking place mostly at night, with a lot of seedy characters and a damaged/flawed protagonist. Films like Blue Velvet, Watchmen, and Sin City come to mind.

2. I haven‘t read any Noir books yet. Night Calls the Green Falcon by Robert R. McCammon was a good short story with a strong Noir feel.

Last week‘s #Two4Tuesday

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👑Do fairy tales count? lols. I gravitate towards royalty among people of color than British/European gentry
👑The Shadow King by Maaza Mengiste is riveting and powerfully written.
#DecolonizeBookshelves2022
Thank you for the tag, @TheSpineView