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Christian Reader
If you're speaking of the English Renaissance, then I would suggest "The Lady Trent Mysteries" by Gilbert Morris. They take place during the 18th century - 100 years after the Renaissance - but they still have that Renaissance feel to them.
I adore Gilbert Morris, and I hope you like his books just as much as I do.
6 years 6 months ago
Mary Rowe
Nonna's Book of Mysteries is set in Florence during the Renaissance. The main character Emilia Serafini wants to learn to paint but apprenticeships for women were not acceptable. Emilia is a strong female character and the setting gives this book so much depth.
6 years 5 months ago
aschoenfeldt
I read The Passion of Artemisia for AP Euro and I loved it!
5 years 11 months ago
GSracegirl
Shakespeare... I think
5 years 7 months ago