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Binding: PaperbackDewey Decimal Number: 813.54 EAN: 9781416948872 ISBN: 1416948872 Label: Simon Spotlight Entertainment Manufacturer: Simon Spotlight Entertainment Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 320 Publication Date: April 15, 2008 Publisher: Simon Spotlight Entertainment Studio: Simon Spotlight Entertainment Related Items:
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 Rating: - THE SHOW IN PRINT!This book is season 2 of The Tudors almost EXACTLY, and is a MUST for any fans of the show!! Rating: - Terrific Tale!King Takes Queen, the novelization of the second season of the Tudors, has everything you'd find in the castles, gardens, streets, and Tower of King Henry VIII's London - intrigue, lust, love, betrayal, murder, adventure, fear, hope, torture, greed, and more. This book, superbly penned by Elizabeth Massie, follows Hirst's scripts closely and not only shows the reader the tumultuous times in which Anne Boleyn rose to become Queen of England, but lets the reader feel them as well. The emotion in this ... Read More 
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