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BethM
The Virgin's Lover | Philippa Gregory
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1- No? My mom has intermittently claimed that my middle name- Marie was for her bff at the time 🤷‍♀️
2- I will straight binge any Elizabeth 1 historical fiction. I find her fascinating.
#two4tuesday @TheSpineView

TheSpineView Thanks for playing! 1mo
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LibraryCin
The Last Tudor | Philippa Gregory
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Pickpick

I have read quite a bit about Jane, and only one or two other books about Katherine and Mary, so I was kept interested. With regards to Elizabeth I, this book sure looked at a different side to her, where she was so very worried about being outsted by others in her family to take over the throne. Katherine and Mary were next in line since Elizabeth had no children (alongside Mary of Scots). I listened to the audio and had no problem with it.

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KristiAhlers
Life of Elizabeth I | Alison Weir
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Pickpick

This #chunkster was a fantastic and in-depth read regarding Queen Elizabeth the First. If you're a fan of historic nonfiction reads I highly recommend this author. You will be given a lot of information but in a way thatbit almost reads as a work of fiction. In otherwords not like a textbook.

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TrishB
Sisters of Treason: A Novel | Elizabeth Fremantle
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Mehso-so

2nd in trilogy - was ok, bit weaker than the first, but will finish the trilogy.

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TrishB
Sisters of Treason: A Novel | Elizabeth Fremantle
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Todays reading space 😁
#Gladstonerds

LeahBergen Sigh. 7mo
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TrishB
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Pickpick

Enjoyed my outing in the usual toxic court of the Tudors.
Read too many Tudor books years ago and have given them a miss for a long time. I liked another book this author wrote, I am giving her Tudor ones a go!

LeahBergen I overdid it on the Tudors, too. 😆 7mo
TrishB @LeahBergen at one point I think everything was Tudor or WW2! 7mo
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aliasNayNay
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Panpan

I thought this book had a great concept; six different authors recounting the lives of Henry VIII wives, another author to recount Henry's side of each story. I wanted to like this book but, I did not. The stories just did not flow. I struggled getting through the stories, the recount of Henry's part felt like it was just a repeat. There was nothing exciting about this book, I would recommend a big pass on this one.

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LiseWorks
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September 6 #IdiumInsights Haste Makes Waste. One of Nicholas Udal"s proverbs from early 1500. It means slow down so mistakes don't happen. @Eggs @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks

Eggs Perfect 🤩 7mo
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BethM
The Last Tudor | Philippa Gregory
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@MittenGirlPeach chose cozy English Christmas as the theme and nailed it! I confess- I‘ve never had lemon curd- what do I do with it? Thank you so much! #staycationintime

Chrissyreadit 😍😍😍😍 8mo
DinoMom Lovely package. My grandmother always made lemon curd. She used it on a lot of things. Put it in tart shells, on her ice cream or would dip short bread cookies in it when having her afternoon tea 8mo
MittenGirlPeach I‘m so good you like everything! What a great idea for a staycation; I may steal it next year. I‘m a tea and toast lover, and I use the curd on toast. I also put it on scones and ice cream. I love the idea of putting it on shortbread cookies! 8mo
squirrelbrain Yes, lemon curd on toast. In the UK we use it like jam (jelly!). 8mo
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