Henry V (Kings and Queens of England), by Robert Balmain Mowat

Henry V (Kings and Queens of England), by Robert Balmain Mowat, was received direct from the publisher in exchange for an honest review. Honestly, if you read my reviews, I rarely read any “historical person” books. “Why this one,” you may ask? My answer is because Henry v was one of the members of the House of Plantagenet, whom originated in France and ruled England from 1154 through 1485. And why are they important to me? The reason is when I researched my family tree, you often hear most Americans are someone related to British Royalty, I am related to the House of Plantagenet members. That being said and having nothing to do with this book, which was written in the early 1900’s by the way, I found the book interesting and I rarely skimmed through it. Skimming through a fiction book is really NOT GOOD, skimming through a history book is not so bad. If you are a member of the House of Plantagenet family, or like history books of the British throne, or know someone who may be interested in such things, please buy this book.

4 Stars