![]() Heather Wild's powerful reading of Anne of Cleves combined with the clever storytelling by Jennifer Donnelly depicts an independent, self-reliant woman. Jayne Entwistle provides emotional insight into Lisa Sandell,'s timid, loving Jane Seymour, the only of Henry's wives to give him the male heir he so desperately desired. Katharine McEwan gives feisty voice to a passionate woman and devoted mother in the person of Anne Boleyn, written by Stephanie Hemphill. Justine Eyre brings to life a devout, strong, yet exploited Katharine of Aragon. By reflecting on each other, on their aging and increasingly tyrannical royal husband, and on the religious and political complexities of the time, the wives demonstrate their own strengths and foibles. ![]() ![]() Anderson giving Henry's often conflicting and self-serving vantage. Five other YA authors effectively present the frequently tragic experiences of his subsequent wives each is punctuated with a brief chapter written by M.T. Gr 9 Up-Writing from the perspective of Henry VIII's first wife, Katharine of Aragon, Fleming immerses listeners in 16th-century England. ![]()
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