My Royal Story: Anne Boleyn and Me Award-winning author by Alison Prince (author) (UK edition)

Reviews

1. Anastasia
   on 19 June 2011

   Good book!

   I liked this book, it went into great detail. And although at the start Anne Boleyn seems like a bad person, you end up feeling so sorry for her!

   The only thing I don't like about this book is that it seems to be the same kind of 'plot' as the book before it and the one after it. The main character gets married, has 1+ children....etc, but that's only my opinion!

   Overall, a great book. I would recommend it for children 10+. (I'm 13 but I enjoyed it, so it's never too late :] )

   4out of 5

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1. midnightprincess
   on 23 March 2015

   it is a totally awesome book a girl who is a lady in waiting to queen Catherine then Henry VIII wants to divorce Catherine and marry Anne Boleyn who later is beheaded.

   5out of 5

2. AngelofDeath
   on 8 March 2014

   Gave an interesting insight to the tudors.

3. pinkxxbibs
   on 4 March 2014

   Found this really interesting because I loved learning about the Tudors and history

4. YasminLovesPonies
   on 21 July 2013

   I have just finished this book as I have been reading it over the summer holidays because I am starting my new school in September named Antrim grammar school I live in Northern Ireland and you have to read a minimum of two books but I am going to read more my other book at the minute is war horse I have finished Anne Boleyn and me in 3 days I absolutely loved it! it has got me interested in history and I thought I wouldn’t like it but I would recommend this to anyone!

   5out of 5

5. ZZZZebra
   on 3 January 2013

   This time in history is really exciting and definitely worth reading about. The book really brings to life what happened.

   5out of 5

6. Helet3
   on 3 July 2010

   This book starts when Elinor is 11 and it ends when she is 23. This book documents her growing up in a place where is you don’t watch your tong you loose your head! At 11 the court is a happy place for such a lively girl, but as she matures the court changes and she begins to realize what a sinister place it can be. As people she once knew start to loose their lives, she leans that Tudor courts are places of plots, death, fear and deception.

   5out of 5