Very colorful if this was a fiction format. This book is not for anyone who wishes to review the literay remains of Lady Jane Grey or relevant information. Several pieces of information are inaccurate. A great use of embellishments nonetheless.

Wonderful storytelling embellishing a few well known facts. No new material. More questions arise as a result of this book than are answered.

This account of Jane's life if moving to tears. It traces her life from an abused childhood in a world where few understand her devotion to knowledge and to God, to the Sovereign queen of England, and then to her demise by her own family. The first chapter of the book is to get the reader aquainted with all of the characters in the story, and should not intimidate the reader, as the story unravels quite easily from chapter two on. This is a book written about a figure in history that others have tried to blot from memory, but, as Nine Days Queen reveals to the reader, Lady Jane, in all of her humility and gentleness, will be remembered for her bold and courageous heart, and passion for her faith.