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Saturday, October 2, 2010


OMG! 21 books this month – yikes! It's OK though - I figure I probably won’t be getting as many books in October since we will be gone for almost two weeks on vacation. Oh wait…we’re going to the UKwhere I can get books they don’t have here. So much for that theory…  Is there a Bookshopper's Annonymous somewhere? 


From the author/publisher:

India Black – Carol Carr (Victorian era mystery)


From Paperback Swap:

The Troubador’s Song by David Boyle (Richard I – non-fiction)
No Will But His by Sara Hoyt (Catherine Howard)
Creation of Eve by Lynn Cullen (Renaissance Spain)
The Pendragon by Catherine Christian (Arthurian)
The Red Queen’s Daughter by Jacquline Kolosov (YA – Catherine Parr’s daughter)

Purchased (new):

Margaret Beaufort by Elizabeth Norton (non-fiction)


Purchased (used):

Simon of Leicster by Willa Gibbs (Simon de Montfort)
Loves of Lucrezia by Francesca Wright (Lucrezia Borgia)
Countess Isabel by Pamela Hill (daughter of Earl of Surrey during time of Stephen/Maude conflict)
Moon in the Morning by Martyn Whittock (late 14th century)
Star of the North by Helene Lehr (Catherine the Great)
The Supplanter by Pamela Hill (Henry I)
The Uncrowned Queen by Alice Harwood (Margaret Beaufort)
The de Montfort Legacy by Pamela Bennetts (Simon de Montfort)
Daughter of Shadows by Miranda Seymor (Lucrezia Borgia)
Loves of a Virgin Princess by Lozania Prole (Elizabeth I)
Fortune’s Wheel by Rhoda Edwards (Richard III)
Dice in Flight by Martyn Whittock (set during the Peasant’s Revolt/Richard II)
A Stallion at Sunrise by Martyn Whittock (Richard de Lacey)
Destiny’s Child by Iris Gower (Margaret Beaufort)



7 comments:

  1. Sarah Johnson said...

    What a great haul of books for the month! Have a great time in the UK. Are you bringing along an empty suitcase so you can fill it with books you buy? :) That's what I did once!

    October 2, 2010 2:54 PM  

  2. Jenny Girl said...

    Have a wonderful trip to the UK! Look at all those books! I am speechless. Enjoy them.

    October 2, 2010 4:03 PM  

  3. Marg said...

    That's a lot of books!

    Happy book shopping in the UK

    October 2, 2010 5:33 PM  

  4. Svea ~Muse in the Fog said...

    That is great... about the books and the trip! Have a blast and find some great books ;-)

    October 2, 2010 8:20 PM  

  5. Tara said...

    I would like to know more about the Red Queen's Daughter.. looking forward to your review on that one. Very excited about India Black as well. Have a lovely trip and please post pictures when you get back.

    October 3, 2010 1:38 AM  

  6. Natalie said...

    Have a great time on your holiday! I found books to be well priced in the UK as compared to Australia but restrained myself from buying too many because I was scared they wouldn't fit in my suitcase!

    October 3, 2010 5:51 AM  

  7. Daphne said...

    Unfortunately (or maybe fortunately) on British Airways you can now only check one bag (last year it was two) so there will be no extra suitcase for books! I'm hoping to pick up a few but spending a few hours browsing in a bookstore is not my husband's idea of fun and since he's pretty much letting me set the itinerary and go wherever I want, I decided not to push my luck by planning on spending too much time book shopping.

    I will be posting pictures on the travel blog that I set up last year for our trip to London/Wales. Here's the URL if anyone is interested:
    http://uk-mindthegap.blogspot.com/

    October 3, 2010 2:52 PM  

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