This was an interesting one. I know it's an award-winning book, and I can see why, but the style of writing just didn't quite work for me. I'm not quite sure what it was, but the sentence structure just seemed very off, and the way the narrative voice worked was rather jarring. Perhaps it's just that the novel is told almost entirely in the present tense. I don't know. I don't think I'll bother with Bring Up the Bodies though, at least not in the near future. 
 It does still get three stars. I'm never going to give anything lower (probably) to tales of the medieval/tudor court, and, for once, I quite liked the "plotless" element of the story - history is a sequence of events, after all, there can be no resolution and "happy ever after".