Anyone like Phillipa Gregory books?

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Hiya!
I am just reading the new Phillipa Gregory book "The White Queen" and it is excellent.

Anyone else read it or like her books?

The Little House is the only novel my dad has read in adult years!

Did your Mum give it to him?! to explain how she felt about her MIL!?!?

The Wise Women was really creepy, especially the little wax dolls.

Read all the Tudor ones, the other Boleyn Girl by far the best. Also like Alison Weir, Jean Plaidy and Pinters wife, whassername, Antonia Fraser?

Waiting on Amazon to deliver the Red Queen.

The Little House being shown on tv this autumn,Francesca Annis is the MIL [GRIN]

Nearly bought the Red Queen today but its £18. Will wait for it to come out in paperback!

I LOVE HER BOOKS! I have A Respectable Trade, Earthly Joys and Alice Heartly's Happiness waiting for me. I have read and treasure all the tudor books and will wait for The Red and White Queen books to turn up cheap on my local market as they always do. I have got most of hers that way, £2 for a hardback - bargain!

Someone mentioned Jean Plaidy - I got one of hers, Murder Most Royal, from a charity shop and couldn't put it down. Any others of hers worth reading? Especially any Tuder ones?

Am also waiting for the Red Queen to come out in paperback!

porcamiseria - I agree the wise woman entered my dreams for months after reading it.. especially the birth..... [shudder]

Totally love the Tudor stuff, not read any of her early books though, so couldn't comment.

Have just finished the Red Queen.
Disappointing.

Species, I remember finding Murder Most Royal on my mums bookcase about 20 years ago. It was brilliant and really sparked my interest in the Tudors. I'd love to read it again, actually. I haven't read any others, though only last week I walked past another one of her Tudor ones in a charity shop as I hadn't 50p on me. That was a Mistake.

I've only read The Other Boleyn Girl, but an MNer has stolen it

I've read a few of her historical books and enjoyed them. Read The Little House which is being dramatised currently on ITV, started last night....as usual they have changed very relevant facts which were in the book, and for no appaarant reason, ie; the heroine was a journolist, but they made her a teacher..why?

Love her books and have them all :) could read them over and over especially the tudor ones

God are they any good then? I have always dismissed her as I read a couple of pages of The Otehr Boeyn Girl and thought it was turgid shite.

GOML - some of her books takes a good few pages before you can get into it - I loved The Boleyn Inheritance.

I am reading The Constant Princess about Catherine of Aragon and really enjoying it. I loved the Other Boleyn Girl as well. I always tend to look up and read around the subject a bit though because I know a lot of stuff is probably embellished or made up to suit the story, and I like to know what is fact or fiction.
I agree with someone else about Jean Plaidy, they are easy to read historical fiction as well, she a has written some on Queen Victoria which is another period Im interested in.

ninja - I read That books for my A-Level history :)

Just finished The White Queen and loved it. Think I will give the Red Queen a miss as she was a featured a lot in the other book.

Really want to read The White Princess when it is out. The princess had just started at court when we leave her at the end of the White Queen so I'd love to see why she switches her betrothed and also how her mother's curse on the killer of her brothers comes back to haunt them.

i do love PGs books based around tudor history. ive not read any of her other ones although have bought them all and are waiting to be read at some point (they were £1 each a while back in Asda)

i loved the Other Boleyn Girl and the Boleyn inheritance. very brilliant books

reading PG got me into Alison Weir too. Innocent Traitor is one of the best historical novels ive read