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M. T. ANDERSON’s books include the Astonishing Life of Octavian Nothing books: Volume I, The Pox Party, which won the National Book Award and the Boston Globe–Horn Book Award, and Volume II, The Kingdom on the Waves. Both were named Printz Honor Books and were New York Times bestsellers. Anderson is also the author of Feed, winner of the LA Times Book Prize. He lives in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Visit him on the Web at mt-anderson.com.
JENNIFER DONNELLY is the author of Lost in a Book, a New York Times bestseller; the Waterfire Saga, the first book of which, Deep Blue, won the Green Earth Book Award; These Shallow Graves, an ALA-YALSA Best Fiction for Young Adults book; Revolution, an ABA Young Adult Book of the Year; and A Northern Light, winner of the Carnegie Medal, the LA Times Book Prize, and a Printz Honor. She lives in New York’s Hudson Valley. Visit Jennifer on the Web at jenniferdonnelly.com or on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter at @jenwritesbooks.
CANDACE FLEMING is the author of The Family Romanov, winner of the LA Times Book Prize and the Boston Globe–Horn Book Award; Amelia Lost, a New York Times Notable Children’s Book of the Year and a Washington Post Best Children’s Book of the Year; and The Lincolns, also a winner of the Boston Globe–Horn Book Award, among many others. She lives in Oak Park, Illinois. Learn more about Candace and her books at candacefleming.com.
STEPHANIE HEMPHILL is the author of Your Own, Sylvia, a Printz Honor Book, which the Horn Book Magazine called “completely compelling: every word, every line, worth reading,” and Wicked Girls, an LA Times Book Prize Finalist. She lives in Naperville, Illinois.
DEBORAH HOPKINSON is the author of many acclaimed books for children and teens, including Titanic: Voices from the Disaster, a Robert F. Sibert Honor Book and an ALA-YALSA Excellence in Nonfiction Finalist; The Great Trouble; A Bandit’s Tale, a Charlotte Huck Award for Outstanding Fiction for Children recommended title, and many award-winning picture books. She lives near Portland, Oregon. Find her on the Web at deborahhopkinson.com.
LINDA SUE PARK’s books for young readers include A Single Shard, winner of the Newbery Medal and an ALA-YALSA Best Book for Young Adults; When My Name Was Keoko, an ALA-YALSA Best Book for Young Adults; and the New York Times bestselling A Long Walk to Water, recipient of the Jane Addams Children’s Book Award. She lives with her family in western New York. For more information on Linda Sue, visit lspark.com.
LISA ANN SANDELL is the author, most recently, of A Map of the Known World, which Publishers Weekly called “poetic” in a starred review; Song of the Sparrow; and The Weight of the Sky, called “lovely” and “poignant” by Kirkus Reviews. She is also an editor of children’s books. She lives in New York City. Visit Lisa Ann on the Web at lisaannsandell.com.
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Table of Contents
Cover
Title Page
Copyright
Before You Begin: Jennifer Donnelly
Katharine of Aragon: Candace Fleming
Henry VIII: M. T. Anderson
Anne Boleyn: Stephanie Hemphill
Henry VIII: M. T. Anderson
Jane Seymour: Lisa Ann Sandell
Henry VIII: M. T. Anderson
Anna of Cleves: Jennifer Do
nnelly
Henry VIII: M. T. Anderson
Catherine Howard: Linda Sue Park
Henry VIII: M. T. Anderson
Kateryn Parr: Deborah Hopkinson
Henry VIII: M. T. Anderson
Queen Elizabeth I: M. T. Anderson
Tudor Timeline
Who’s Who in the Court
Acknowledgments
A Bibliographic Afterword
About the Authors