
March 19th #CoverStories River You know when you see a cover of a book and you say, I've got to read this. Well, this is one, oh, and it's about the Tudor time. @Eggs @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks
March 19th #CoverStories River You know when you see a cover of a book and you say, I've got to read this. Well, this is one, oh, and it's about the Tudor time. @Eggs @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks
Random book from our home library:
📖 Richard III: England's Black Legend by Desmond Seward
Recent acquisition:
📖 The Wars of the Roses: The Fall of the Plantagenets and the Rise of the Tudors by Dan Jones
10/100 Its hard to find a better, more informed writer, when it comes to English History, than Dan Jones. This makes a good companion book to his recent Henry V. Picking up with the disastrous reign of Henry VI, it follow through with various Henrys and Edwards, as different families fought for the crown, ending with the Tudors of Henry VIII. Very informative and entertaining. 4 ⭐⭐⭐⭐💫
#Jumpstart2025 #Read2025
I'm giving up on the goal of reading all 19 of these already on book 2 😂 There are just so many Georges and Edwards and Elizabeths, I cannot keep them all straight and it is just so boring, I am out.
On a lark I've decided to read all 19 of the Plantagenet and Tudor novel series. This first one is a pretty soft pick for me, the characters don't resonate well and the plot confusing (they're in France, they're in England, they're back in France who can even keep up or care) but it did feature tarot cards and common witchery so that redeems it somewhat.