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Born.A.Reader
The Wild Hunt | Elizabeth Chadwick
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Eggs Excellent 👌🏼 4mo
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bibliothecarivs
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Recent acquisitions from England part 2:

📖 The English Resistance: The Underground War Against the Normans by Peter Rex
📖 Cnut: England's Viking King 1016-1035 by M. K. Lawson
📖 Winters in the World: A Journey Through the Anglo-Saxon Year by Eleanor Parker

#fREADom #UniteAgainstBookBans

Bookwomble We've had a few Cnuts in the monarchy since the original's time 😄 1y
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watermelontaco13
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Mehso-so

This is my least favorite of the Norman trilogy. There were many melodramatic scenes especially when Stephen and Matilda have their “passionate” moments,the plot was still interesting. I didn‘t like the two main characters especially Matilda. She is an entitled, arrogant, ruthless brat! I wish I could reach through the pages and punch her. Stephen is a weak pushover fuck boy that just annoyed me with his decisions and his passiveness.

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watermelontaco13
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Slow reading month. The Lion of Justice took me forever to finish because it was so boring and of course 300 and something pages.
Sleepless was short sweet and simple read I needed after that. #Septemeberwrapup #readingstats

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watermelontaco13
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Panpan

So boring and I couldn‘t wait to finish.

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watermelontaco13
Pickpick

Not bad. Had some cheesy dialogue but otherwise a good story. Made me interested in learning more about William the Conqueror and Matilda.

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watermelontaco13
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Wish I could stay home and read but have to Work 😑🙄

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watermelontaco13

Starting alllll the way from the beginning

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Libby1
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“Where will I discover the meaning of this book?”

“Over there!”

“WHERE?”

“OVER THERE! KEEP GOING!”

This is what I imagine these two chaps on the cover of this book are saying to each other.

This was a hard slog of a book, mostly because it was so well researched and completely outside of any area of knowledge I have.

I must have listened to the advice of the clever chap on the cover to keep going until the Epilogue, which was fascinating.

Lreads 😂😊 6y
rwmg Michael Wood is fantastic. I remember his TV documentary series from the early 1980s. My sister and I used to watch them both of us quietly lusting after him as well as learning something 6y
Libby1 @QuietlyLaura and @rwmg - yes, Michael Wood is fantastic! 😂 6y
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LeahBergen
Proud Villeins | Fiona Buckley, Valerie Anand
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This work of historical fiction, set in 11th-century Britain, is still TBR. Has anyone read this author? She writes mysteries under the pen name of Fiona Buckley.

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#150PnPCoverParty

CrowCAH Nope haven‘t read any of this author. 7y
LeahBergen @rubyslippersreads Ooo, Dicky 3! That sounds good. 👍🏻 7y
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