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The Lady Grace Mysteries: Intrigue
By (Author) Grace Cavendish
Penguin Random House Children's UK
Red Fox
1st March 2008
3rd January 2008
United Kingdom
Children
Fiction
823.914
Paperback
208
Width 129mm, Height 198mm, Spine 13mm
149g
A fabulously spooky mystery to add to this compelling historical series. Explore the fascinating world of Queen Elizabeth I's court within the daybooke of Lady Grace Cavendish, her favourite Maid of Honour. A PUZZLE ON THE STAGE! A new play- Intrigue, is just about to open in Whitehall. The play includes a very clever, convincing death scene, and Queen Elizabeth is desperate to see it before the rest of her country. But when the Queen and her court go to watch, the death scene is far too convincing - in fact, it's real! Richard Fitzgrey is murdered in front of the Queen! Leaf through the pages of the daybooke of Lady Grace, favourite Maid of Honour of Queen Elizabeth I, and enter a theatrical world full of mystery . . .
An excellent series * Through the Looking Glass *
The reader is quickly drawn into the intrigue and chilling atmosphere of court life * Primary Times *
A brilliant idea, brilliantly executed. Plenty of mileage left in this most excellent series and it provides so much accurate historical background, it should be compulsory reading for children! * gatewaymonthly.com *
Historical fiction written in an accessible style -- Narinder Dhami * Junior Education Plus *
The atmosphere of court life is brilliantly captured . . . One of the most promising series to be created in recent years * Monsters and Critics *
Lady Grace Cavendish was a Maid of Honour at the court of Queen Elizabeth, She became a ward of court after both her parents were tragically killed in the service of the Queen. Her daybooks, written for her own pleasure, have now reached a wide audience.