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Rosalind Laker
Birth date: October 03, 1921
Died: November 23, 2012
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Sorry kids, no feet.
Sorry kids, no feet. rated it 4 years ago
This book was full. Full of detail. Full of characters. Full of buildings. Full of emotions. Full of bad choices. Full of stupid girls. I'm going to veer off course here just a little bit. Every book I have ever read about the French royal court is full of stupid, stupid women. The only exception...
jbarrett5 book reviews, etc
jbarrett5 book reviews, etc rated it 9 years ago
Circle of PearlsLove how the pearls keep her on track as she finds out what they really mean as she grows older. Starts when she is born and the story continues and parallels the world she lives in, the war times and struggles.Julia and others are able to save one woman who was being hanged and they...
jbarrett5 book reviews, etc
jbarrett5 book reviews, etc rated it 9 years ago
Banners of Silk by Roslind LakerVery long audio book but worth it. What attracted me to this book is the silk. Figured it would be design work and I was right.During Paris civil war and after a woman is befriended and gets a job at a couture house helping with the sewing. She meets many people that...
jbarrett5 book reviews, etc
jbarrett5 book reviews, etc rated it 9 years ago
Jewelled Path by Rosalind LakerLate 1800's Irene has a new Russian stepmother, Sophia and is married to Edmund, he designs jewelry for her.Growing up she outfits her in new clothes, common, practical and colorful. Sophia also takes her to museums and art galleries and they stop in Edmund's jewelry ...
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Lisa (Harmony) rated it 11 years ago
This follows four generations of mothers and daughters from 1664 to 1793 and is set in Versailles through three reigns from the Sun King to Marie Antoinette, from the age of Lully and Moliere to that of Mozart and Voltaire to that of Robespierre. It begins with the birth of Marguerite, the daught...
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