Wendy J. Dunn
Autor von Dear Heart, How Like You This
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- Dunn, Wendy J.
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- Australia
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- Irene Kraas
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The Light in the Labyrinth: The Last Days of Anne… von Wendy J. Dunn
This is the first book I have borrowed from Amazon as part of my Prime membership.I really enjoyed this YA book on the last days of Anne Boleyn told through her niece Catherine (Katherine) Carey. Had I not read some reviews of the book prior to reading it I would not have known it was aimed at the YA market. Will definitely read more by this author.
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A very interesting read. I liked the way the story is told primarily through Kate Carey's point of view but it's not just her story it's also Anne Boleyns. Very engaging and hard to put down. A must for all Tudor lovers.
A very interesting read. I liked the way the story is told primarily through Kate Carey's point of view but it's not just her story it's also Anne Boleyns. Very engaging and hard to put down. A must for all Tudor lovers.
I was given this ARC by NetGalley and BooksGoSocial in exchange for my honest review. All opinions are my own.
This is a touching book about Katherine of Aragon, friendship and loyalty. Maria de Salinas is the storyteller in this final book of the Falling Pomegranate series and where it may have helped to read the first book I did not. I was able to follow along with the characters and the writing. Part of this may have been because of my interest in life in this time and the wives of Henry VIII.
Maria's cousin, Catalina, was sent to England to make a good marriage to the future king. Both girls are exiled from their homeland and now face many trials. The court in Tudor times was filled with danger and women were meant to listen and obey the men here. The two women are able to support each other through the hardships and fear.
Wendy Dunn writes about the Tudor times with such depth it is easy to see how this time is important to her, also. Her writing is beautiful, and her characters are rich. I loved this book and I highly recommend it.… (mehr)
This is a touching book about Katherine of Aragon, friendship and loyalty. Maria de Salinas is the storyteller in this final book of the Falling Pomegranate series and where it may have helped to read the first book I did not. I was able to follow along with the characters and the writing. Part of this may have been because of my interest in life in this time and the wives of Henry VIII.
Maria's cousin, Catalina, was sent to England to make a good marriage to the future king. Both girls are exiled from their homeland and now face many trials. The court in Tudor times was filled with danger and women were meant to listen and obey the men here. The two women are able to support each other through the hardships and fear.
Wendy Dunn writes about the Tudor times with such depth it is easy to see how this time is important to her, also. Her writing is beautiful, and her characters are rich. I loved this book and I highly recommend it.… (mehr)
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