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The Confession Of Katherine Howard (2010)

by Suzannah Dunn(Favorite Author)

3.18 of 5 Votes: 5

ISBN

0007258291 (ISBN13: 9780007258291)

languge

English

genre

Fiction

publisher

Harper Press

review 1: What an utter waste of my time. To begin with, this is not Katherine Howard's confessions. The story-telling is vapid and even sillier than Howard herself. The book seems unfinished. Whatever happened to the investigation and whatever became of Katherine? Seems like Dunn got lazy to research. In my book, the life of Katherine Howard is not complete without a re-telling of what she went through after Henry VIII decided that he was finished with her. In the first place, Howard's claim to fame is ending up the way she did because of what she did before the became Queen.
review 2: I liked the book very much. it was 'light 'reading. yet thought provoking, Was she (Katherine) really so stiff and aloof seeming? was she never afraid to voice her opinion almost to th... moree point of rudeness? I would think so, she had had a commoners upbringing, sent to the duchess's to be educated and 'refined' but the refinement there was sadly lacking, then suddenly sge was summoned to court and trapped, by the king's affections or was it lust, or and this is more likely-- her family pushing and eagerness to marry into royalty for their own status. Whatever the reason she was daring enough and foolish enough to think she could take a lover, to many people's downfall and her own ending. A sad little story but true, told simply less

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