Six Wives |
For you history buffs, this is a great book. Using immense research skills, and a writing style even us fiction lovers can appreciate this biography is a great way to dive into Renaissance reading.
The Other Boleyn Girl |
I am not usually a fan of straight historical fiction, but this book was a great read. It was a bit on the girly side, and I learned more words for lady-bits then I thought possible, but it kept my interest all the way through. Please skip the movie though, it was horrible in every way possible.
The Young Royals Series |
This series follows the lives of the young girls who would go on to play a pivitol role in the Tudor era of rule. These are historical fiction for YA, but I really enjoyed reading them even as an adult. I especially liked that each girl/woman got her turn to voice her part in each book.
Seraphina |
One of the things I liked so much about this fantasy book, is that it reminded me so strongly of the Renaissance era. The political intrigues, the religion, the clothes, the various classes, all present in this alternate world.
The Tree Shepherd's Daughter |
Of course no Renaissance post would be complete without mentioning my favorite Renn Fest series. I love the variety of fair's our heroine is involved with, and the hiding in plain sight for elves and fairies always makes me look a bit closer at the folks at my Renn Fest.
Hopefully there is something on this list for everybody. History, fiction, fantasy, adult, YA, all kinds of fun stuff. Happy Reading Everybody!
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