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New members, start here: Welcome to the Historical Fiction Club πŸŽ‰
I’m so glad you joined! STEP 1: Introduce yourself, either in a comment on this post, or in a new post. Tell us one of your favourite historical novels. Bonus if you share a photo or gif that relates to the book in some way. Or a photo of your pet. Pets are always welcome πŸˆβ€β¬›πŸˆβ€β¬› STEP 2: Say hi to a couple of other people who have introduced themselves. Maybe you'll find some new favourite historical fiction and, in time, some new friends. STEP 3: Let me know if you have any questions! Enjoy! 🧑 PS Take a peek at our community rules. PPS Make your own post any time! And comment on others' posts!
New members, start here: Welcome to the Historical Fiction Club πŸŽ‰
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A Wonderful Debut Novel
I'm a little late to the party but just finished the last 100+ pages of The Correspondent by Virginia Evans and the ending was devastatingly touching. I often hesitate to fully embrace things that are over the top popular but so glad I didn't give up on this one.
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Specific city book recs please!
My family and I are doing a whirlwind trip in Germany before making our way to family in Albania for summer vacation. We're going to visit Berlin, Nuremberg, and Munich. Does anyone have any HF recs set in any of these cities? Also, has anyone read The Berlin Letters by Katherine Reay? It's on my TBR. Thank you in advance!
What was your favourite read in April?
Mine was The Golem and the Jinni by Helene Wecker. Great characters and a really entertaining, complex plot β€” with fascinating folklore elements β€” that came together wonderfully at the end. Yours?
What was your favourite read in April?
hometown history?
Let's get personal πŸ˜… Are there any historical novels about where you live? Or where you're from? Anything that's had helped you see your home differently? I live near Washington, DC so there are quite a few books at least partially set here. One I've loved recently - and which changed my view of my home state of Maryland - is Booth by Karen Joy Fowler. It's a beautiful, weird, immersive look at the family of John Wilkes Booth and their childhood in ante bellum Maryland.
hometown history?
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