Tag Archives: historical fiction
Mistress Shakespeare – Karen Harper
I saw this book at Barnes and Noble’s, then put it on my library list (because I am cheap, and support my local libraries!) and have kind of been “saving” it when I was in the mood for something good … Continue reading
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The 19th Wife – David Ebershoff
I think I promised I was done with polygamy books, but – it was a lie. I couldn’t resist picking this one up at the library. The premise is that it’s an intertwined story of the real life Ann Eliza … Continue reading
Song of the Sparrow – Lisa Ann Sandell
What a pleasant surprise! I had this book on my “to read” list for awhile, and I don’t remember where I heard about it. All I knew was that it was YA historical fiction, and that the cover art was … Continue reading
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The Seduction of the Crimson Rose – Lauren Willig
Okay. I am now caught up on my flowery spies. Carolann was right – I would have been totally lost reading this one, if I hadn’t read the others. And I liked it! It wasn’t my favorite, and it surprised … Continue reading
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The Deception of the Emerald Ring – Lauren Willig
My apologies. I started this series and read two books and forgot to write about them. I liked the first in the series, so it explains why I also enjoyed the 2nd and 3rd – because it is almost exactly … Continue reading
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The Masque of the Black Tulip – Lauren Willig
Doesn’t say much about this book that I forgot to blog about it. Not that I didn’t like it – it was just very, very familiar. So familiar in fact, that I can give the review in my next post.
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The Secret History of the Pink Carnation – Lauren Willig
I don’t know why its taking me so long to post my newly-read books lately, but it is. I read this almost two weeks ago and sadly, it was the last book I read for awhile. (I got a pretty … Continue reading
The Sweet Far Thing – Libba Bray
This is the third in the series (decided to just blog about it one post!). I really loved this trilogy. YA, fairy realms, Victorian finishing schools and forbidden love. Definitely worth a read – the length of the series also … Continue reading
Tamar – Mal Peet
This was a departure from fairies and vampires, but not from YA. This was a historical fiction novel that mainly takes place in Nazi-occupied Holland during the “Hunger Year” and is about some figures in the Dutch resistance. I liked … Continue reading
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Rebel Angels – Libba Bray
The 2nd of the Gemma Doyle Trilogy. I know, I know – I owe Carolann and the blog my thoughts. But basically – I really am digging this. I didn’t think I was, when I was reading it, and a … Continue reading
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