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The White Queen (book vs. mini series) NS
How close does the mini series follow the books?
I watched the first 3 episodes (all are free with Prime!) and it got me interested in reading more about Margaret Beaufort. I didn't realize that The Red Queen, was about her. To be honest, I didn't know much about the series except that someone recommended the show to me. I picked up all four books at the library and started with The White Queen. So far, the book and the mini series are almost scene for scene, word for word, the same. I'm so bored trying to catch up to where I am in the show. So the questions is, is it close enough that I can just watch the show? Usually, I would definitely read the books. However, I'm finding myself really not liking Elizabeth much, so it's not helping. I want to get to Margaret and Anne already.
I watched the first 3 episodes (all are free with Prime!) and it got me interested in reading more about Margaret Beaufort. I didn't realize that The Red Queen, was about her. To be honest, I didn't know much about the series except that someone recommended the show to me. I picked up all four books at the library and started with The White Queen. So far, the book and the mini series are almost scene for scene, word for word, the same. I'm so bored trying to catch up to where I am in the show. So the questions is, is it close enough that I can just watch the show? Usually, I would definitely read the books. However, I'm finding myself really not liking Elizabeth much, so it's not helping. I want to get to Margaret and Anne already.
116 books in 2016
my read shelf:
Wes: 10/8/2012
Re: The White Queen (book vs. mini series) NS
my read shelf:
my read shelf:
Wes: 10/8/2012
my read shelf:
my read shelf:
Wes: 10/8/2012