Young Royals
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Young Royals is a series of novels for children by Carolyn Meyer based on the early lives of...
Early Modern Diplomacy, Theatre and Soft Power: The Making of Peace: 2016
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This book explores the secret relations between theatre and diplomacy from the Tudors to the Treaty...
Reel History: The World According to the Movies
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From ancient Egypt to the Tudors to the Nazis, the film industry has often defined how we think of...
Symbols of Power in Art
Paola Rapelli and Nicole Garnier-Pelle
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This title is a superbly illustrated and insightful guide to the symbols of power in Western art....
Manny Man Does the History of Ireland: 2016
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YouTube sensation John D. Ruddy brings history to life with clarity and hilarity in videos that have...
Queen of Blood (The Cross and the Crown #4)
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Queen of Blood, Book Four of the Cross and the Crown series, continues the story of Catherine...
Historical Fiction Tudors
Histories of the Unexpected
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In this fascinating and original new book, Sam Willis and James Daybell lead us on a journey of...
Sasha (36 KP) rated Anne of the Thousand Days (1969) in Movies
Jan 19, 2018
Both of the actors do an amazing job of portraying the characters and there are many turning points in the movie to keep the viewer entertained. For example my heart broke for Anne after she give birth to Elizabeth and Hendry acted like she just committed the worst crime in the worst. I suppose in his eyes she did, his drive for a son was obvious from the beginning and it’s not like she didn’t promise him one before she became queen.
The movie is definitely worth watching :)
Lyndsey Gollogly (2893 KP) rated The Lady of the Ravens in Books
Oct 18, 2022
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The Lady of the Ravens ( Queens of the Tower book 1)
By Joanna Hickson
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Elizabeth of York, her life already tainted by dishonour and tragedy, now queen to the first Tudor king, Henry the VII.
Joan Vaux, servant of the court, straining against marriage and motherhood and privy to the deepest and darkest secrets of her queen. Like the ravens, Joan must use her eyes and her senses, as conspiracy whispers through the dark corridors of the Tower.
Through Joan’s eyes, The Lady of the Ravens inhabits the squalid streets of Tudor London, the imposing walls of its most fearsome fortress and the glamorous court of a kingdom in crisis.
It was good. I enjoyed it but got slightly bored towards the end. I’m a huge fan of the Tudors and liked reading this adaptation of the start of their reign. It was a decent read.