The King's Daughter, (Paperback)

from shootingstarr7

England in the 15th century isn't exactly a stable place to be if you're royalty. The Wars of the Roses leave the throne bouncing back and forth between the Yorkists and the Lancastrians. Princess Elizabeth of York spends much of her time in and out of sanctuary, hiding while her father, Edward I...

from TrishNYC

Elizabeth of York has the rare distinction of having been the daughter of a king, sister of a king, niece of a king, wife of a king and mother of a king. But despite this pedigree, she does not receive the same copious amounts of ink as her more famous Tudor relatives like Katherine of Aragorn, A...

from thetometraveller

Elizabeth of York was the eldest daughter of King Edward IV and Elizabeth Woodville, his reviled queen. Her unhappy relationship with her own mother was only relieved by a brief happy period as lady in waiting to Queen Anne, Richard III's wife. Richard was dazzling to Elizabeth, a kind and good m...

from 24girl

In The King's Daughter Elizabeth of York, daughter of King Edward IV, tells her own story about growing up to become the First Tudor Queen. She leads a pampered life until the king dies and the battle over who is the rightful heir to the throne begins. Once Richard of Gloucester is proclaimed the...

from Elysianfield

The book is about Elizabeth of York, mother of Henry VIII.I was really hoping it would get better towards the end but not really. Always when I thought it got better, then it went down again. I did not like how young Henry VIII and Henry VII was portrayed or Rickhard III. Henrys were just too bad...