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What book about the Tudors or Tudor England would you like to have as our Group Read in July 2021?

If it's in a series, can it be easily read as a stand-alone? If not, you might want to nominate the first book in the series, or the most recent book in it the group has not read together.

Can't remember what we've already read as a group? (Sometimes I can't, either.) There's a "group-reads" shelf on the group's Bookshelf.

Two nominations to a person, please.

I will nominate and .

I'll nominate After Elizabeth: The Rise of James of Scotland and the Struggle for the Throne of England again.

Hello,

And now for something completely different. I nominate by Jasper Fforde, the first book in the Thursday Next series. Now, you're probably asking how in the world a Science Fiction book set in 1985 could possibly qualify for a Tudor read. I was 2/3rds of the way through the book before it occurred to me that this would make a good book club read. While the focus is on by Charlotte Brontë and by Charles Dickens, a Shakespeare Vs. Bacon debate wanders throughout the book. And the presentation of is to die for. As a alternative, if this is rejected as a nomination, I offer by Johan Huizinga. My second nomination is aka by David Starkey.

I have read and really enjoyed the entire Thursday Next series, but I'm going to say The Eyre Affair just isn't "Tudor enough" - sorry, William.

I will nominate " Young and Damned and Fair" by Gareth Russell and " The virgin Widow" by Anne O'Brien

I'd like to nominate and .

Antonietta: do you mean The Virgin Widow? Because that's about Anne Neville and too early. There's a Jean Plaidy novel of the same title that's about Katherine of Aragon, though.

Hi Susanna yes it is the one about Anne Neville. As the is something about Margaret Beaufort and Henry VII I have thought it would be ok. But I going to find something else :)

Awesome.

I will nominate The Eyes of the Queen by Oliver Clements.

And with that I close nominations.

The winner was Amy License's biography of Catherine of Aragon, and we'll be discussing it here: /topic/show/... .