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This is the first post COVID book that I‘ve read that put into words and sentences the brain fog and dislocation that has, for me, been a monsterously unwanted pandemic legacy. Knowing that it‘s a shared feeling, that I can know describe it and that there is hope to pull out of it was an unexpected gift this book gave me.

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Prompt: National Treasure

I listened to the audio and it did not hold my attention at all. She seemed to be all over the place chronologically, which didn‘t help. There would be something about her father, then living with the Romanovs and back and forth. Oh, and throw in some after the Romanovs were killed. Too bad – I usually do enjoy reading about the Romanovs

I found this book to be a very good read. Full of historic details but still a good fictional escape. Highly recommend this one.

So interesting, I should have learned more Russian history. This story of the Romanov children, especially the next-in-line tsar who suffered from hemophilia, was great historical fiction. Fascinating.

Yes I‘m starting this one after finishing #rasputin.. I‘m guessing it‘s another look at basically the same story from a different view.. we shall see what queen victoria thinks of all this 😉

I really enjoyed this book... it‘s a very long book! Filled with facts that can be researched if you like ! Definitely a must read for anyone that is interested in this time in history

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It‘s too hot outside so let‘s stay inside and read!!

I‘m really enjoying this book and have found a documentary on #netflix #thelastczars its much like back in school after reading and doing an essay on a book of literature you got to watch a movie depicting said book 🤗🤗🤗🤗