Sequoia
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Tue Apr-29-08 11:46 AM
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What is a good bio of Queen Elizabeth? |
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A book that isn't 1000 pages, a book that is well written and flows easily. One that doesn't use today's words and slang, etc. I want to hear tudor music in my head, not rock and roll.
Thanks.
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Tue Apr-29-08 12:09 PM
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Alison Weir is going to be good. You didn't specify WHICH Queen Elizabeth you were looking to read about. Elizabeth I or Elizabeth II?
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Tue Apr-29-08 12:21 PM
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2. "I want to hear tudor music in my head" -- I'm guessing the first.. n/t |
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Tue Apr-29-08 12:55 PM
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And I had looked at some reviews of all the bios and this one seemed to get the most hits so thanks. Of course my cow town library doesn't have it so I'll just have to order it after I read the five books I have waiting to be read.
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Sun Aug-24-08 07:08 AM
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4. Alison Weir is a great author! I love all of her work and she... |
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does a great job with Elizabeth I.
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Thu Aug-28-08 01:09 PM
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5. You know what...I bought that book and read it. |
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I liked it so much I wrote the author and she replied.
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