3.75 ish 
 The sad story of Lady Jane Grey is transformed in this youthful satire that replaces Catholicism and Protestants with the supernatural in a hilarious take on the sad historic tale of the nine day Queen. The book is told in 3 POVs; Jane, her horse-husband Gifford or "G" as he insists on being called and King Edward; the boy-King meant to die so that Jane can ascend the throne. When I say this is a hilarious take filled with snarky satire I do not exaggerate. I laughed out loud in some many parts during this incredible story, it is unique and imaginative and super ridiculous but it does so purposefully. It does not take itself serious at all and I would, for one, love to see this adapted to the screen in the line of The Princess Bride or a Mel Brooks comedy. 
 Despite it not being very memorable I must admit that as I read I enjoyed it immensely and truly laughed at the comedic take the 3 authors decided on. If you are expecting any sort of historical accuracy, this is not the book for that. The narrators will tell you that they are not here to educate you in the historical intricacies of the House of Tudor, they are here to show you a good time and to prove (tongue-in-cheek) that history got it so damn wrong. 
 Despite the massive length of this book (could've totally cut a lot out) it is a page turner and a great easy summer read which I highly recommend if you, like me, had been plagued with a lot of heavier material and needed something to just laugh along.