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  • azrork

    azrork said:

    Twice in this novel the author uses a phrase coined by Benjamin Franklin in the 1750's: "God helps those who help themselves." No, it's not scripture. It's a new world saying in an old world story. And I thought this author was an historian?

    posted Monday, December 15 2008
  • Biss

    biss said:

    I'm in the middle of it. I like it so far. The different points of view are very interesting.

    posted Thursday, March 13 2008
  • heather c

    heather c said:

    I visited London Tower last year and they pointed out the room where Jane Grey was kept and that she had only been queen for 9 days and I was always curious to find out more about her tragic story, so I was so excited when I came across this book at Target. I did find the book a tad bit tedious but very interesting. It was a fun way to read all the history between Henry and his wives to the point where Mary and then Elizabeth take the throne.

    posted Thursday, March 13 2008
  • Catherine H

    catherine h said:

    I thoroughly enjoyed this book. It put a different perspective on the story and made me realise what a tragic story Lady Jane Gray's was.

    posted Monday, February 11 2008
  • Ms. I

    ms. i said:

    Loved it. There were too many points of view though. I read on another forum she wanted more 16 I believe. Thank god her editor told her no! Still, the story was very good and I enjoyed getting a novel about Jane Grey, who has so few novels written about her, but who is very interesting.

    posted Saturday, December 1 2007 ( | view 3 replies )
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