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marilynmonroe Wed 30-Jan-13 18:56:48

So i gave up on wolf hall but have a copy of bringing up the bodies at home. can i read this without reading wolf hall and is it an easier read? would like to have read one of the two!

Thanks!

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anonymosity Thu 31-Jan-13 00:45:08

I read Wolf Hall - it gets better, picks up pace. I suggest a break and then having another crack at it.

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freelancescientist Thu 31-Jan-13 17:46:40

It is an easier read but you don't have to have read Wolf Hall to enjoy it - my Dad read them 'back to front' and enjoyed them both.

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DuchessofMalfi Thu 31-Jan-13 18:46:05

If you're struggling to get into Wolf Hall (it's on my tbr list, and has been for a couple of years grin) you could try getting the audio book version first and see how the reader on that interprets it. Sometimes it helps so you can get a feel for the book.

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