Review: Take a look "Inside" this book, "Anne" enjoy!  #badwordplay
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 23, 2014
I am a sucker for history.  Especially odd history, or history that is off the beaten path.  Like, for example, the personal wardrobe of Anne Boleyn throughout her life.  That's a pretty strange piece of information to have, right?  Of course I was going to read this!In terms of fashion, Anne Boleyn was the 16th century Princess Di... Or Princess Di was the modern Anne Boleyn, I guess.  They were both very fashion minded, and it was very important to them.  This book delves into Anne's closets of clothing (yes, closets, plural.  She was ROYALTY after all...), and goes into great detail about their contents.  There is a plethora of information included, from what I would assume was hours upon hours of research from Barbara Parker Bell.  From her early years, to being the Queen, to her unfortunate displacement of her cranium from her spinal column, this book shows that how she looked always mattered to Anne.This book was a fascinating read, from start to finish.  Echoing a couple of other reviews, this could have done with some illustrations or paintings of the clothing in question, but despite that, I still really enjoyed it.  Recommended for people interested in Anne Boleyn, or that era of history in general.