Marguerite Vance was one of my favorite authors as a child, and I believe that I read just about everything she wrote. This is also illustrated with numerous attractive line drawings.

This is the love story of Anne Neville and Richard III, beginning with her father, the Earl of Warwick's estrangement from the Yorkist king Edward IV. It is narrated in the third person from Anne's point of view.

This is a "good King Richard" book. As to historical accuracy, pro-Richardians will find it about par for the course for children's literature. Traditionalists, favoring the "bad King Richard" point of view, will doubtless find it historically questionable. ( )