Carolyn Meyer

A novel in diary form in which the youngest daughter of Czar Nicholas II describes the privileged life her family led up until the time of World War I and the tragic events that befell them.

Anastasia and Her Sisters

Missy Zuber 

Another version of the Romanov history told through the POV of Anastasia. 

Yes, the book was decent, but I get tired of all the stories being told via Anastasia's voice. She may have been the best known due to the imposters who pretended to be her, but you never really hear much through her older sisters' POV. I can think of maybe one or two books off hand.

Reilly

I’m a sucker for historical fiction and this book didn’t disappoint! My only critique is that the story is a bit slow-moving. But the extremely interesting historical context and unexpectedly relatable main character made this a really amazing book!

Anastasia and Her Sisters

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