Historical fiction books

These recommendations from readers come with favorites by Kristin Hannah and Mary Hall Kelly.

Books are the perfect escape into a different world, especially when they’re worlds of years gone by. If you love historical fiction, you’ll love these recommendations. 1. All the Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doer Marie-Laure lives in Paris near the Museum of Natural History, where her father works. When she is twelve, the...Read the Post

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These historical fiction page turners are riveting books you won't want to put down, and that will get you loving reading as a hobby.

Copy or download a list of historical fiction books in popular formats. The Book Thief, All the Light We Cannot See, The Nightingale, Outlander, The Help

Read 7,763 reviews from the world’s largest community for readers. Rare-book dealer Ashlyn Greer’s affinity for books extends beyond the intoxicating scent…

*Note this kind of article is of course very subjective, and your favorites could be very different :) Historical fiction has been a popular genre of literature for many years, offering readers the chance to explore different eras, cultures, and events through the lens of a compelling story. From classic works to modern bestsellers,

Kayla | Books 🩷 on Instagram: "AMAZING HISTORICAL FICTION BOOKS BY ERA ✨ Whenever I get asked for a historical fiction rec, my first question is “what era are you interested in?” Save this post for the next time you’re ready for a perfect page-turning historical fiction. Here are some of my top recommendations by historical era: American Revolution 👉🏻 The Traitor’s Wife Napolean 👉🏻 The Queen’s Fortune The Gilded Age 👉🏻 The Social Graces WWI 👉🏻 The Women of Chateau…

We asked our community of bookworms: Which historical fiction book taught you the most and why? Their responses had us eager to venture into the past on a quest for learning.