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Elizabeth I, Red Rose of the House of Tudor
Elizabeth I, Red Rose of the House of Tudor | Kathryn Lasky
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England, 1544. In her diary entries, Princess Elizabeth, the eleven-year-old daughter of King Henry VIII, celebrates holidays and birthdays, relives her mother's execution, revels in her studies and agonises over her father's death.
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oddandbookish
oddandbookish
Elizabeth I, Red Rose of the House of Tudor | Kathryn Lasky
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Reading this now as an adult is such a different experience, but I still enjoyed it.

The author did an amazing job imagining what a young Elizabeth I would be like. There was a nice blend of innocence and tragedy to her character.

I also really liked the little tidbits about life at court, like how often they took baths (spoiler alert: it‘s not very often).

CaliforniaCay Aww I miss this series!! 7y
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Smartypants
Smartypants
Elizabeth I, Red Rose of the House of Tudor | Kathryn Lasky
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I loved this book about Queen Elizabeth I, her life described in a diary form as a young lady. A great way to provide perspective on life in the 16th century. For all those teachers, this was an excellent narrative to build vocabulary! #royals #greatread

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kdwinchester
kdwinchester
Elizabeth I, Red Rose of the House of Tudor | Kathryn Lasky
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I am living out my ten-year-old self's dream. #myaddiction 👧🏼 📚❤️

Weakwarm Oh! I LOVED those as a kid. 9y
TirzahPrice Oh I'm kinda jealous. I devoured those books. 9y
RebeccaSpeas The day I learned that there was a whole other series called Dear Canada was the day that my heart exploded in joy 😆 9y
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Vblancsbooks I used to wait for the next one in so much anticipation! 9y
kdwinchester @Rebecca S. Oh, yeah! I had to limit myself to collecting just these two series. Otherwise I would drive myself insane. :P Most of the hardbacks are out of print, so it's like a scavenger hunt to find them all! 9y
bookwrm526 I don't think I've ever seen these before! 9y
BookishFeminist These were some of my absolute favorites as a kid! Such a great historical fiction series. :) 9y
kaitlyn My best friend used to collect these in middle school. Used to always buy them for her birthday. Haven't seen this series in so long - how awesome! 9y
Sasha728 What a nice collection. I really enjoyed these books. @Rebecca S. I never know there was a Canadian series. How cool! 9y
heythere11 I started to read this book a long time ago but never got chance to finish it. What I read back then was great. I can't wait to finish it. 8y
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