Most Read This Week In War

[close] Welcome to the Wholesome History Reads Group! This group is dedicated to finding awesome history books that are entertaining, exciting, and above all, wholesome. Occasionally, we may also feature a good film, or video. Please join this group if you want to find some great history reads. Enjoy, and welcome! *Important Note*: For those who are interested in suggesting books, please make sure you first review the "Group Rules" page for the WHRG Book Evaluation Rules. This is very important to maintaining the integrity and wholesome values of the group. Thank you for taking the time to do this. Note: ONLY the books on the WHRG Bookshelf are certified as wholesome. All other books need to pass the WHRG Book Evaluation Rules before being added to the bookshelf. Notice: OUR WEBSITE IS NOW LIVE! Please take a look and tell us what you think: www.whrg.webs.com.

[close] This group is about reading books on military history. Personally, I'm only really interested up through the 19th century, but later stuff is of course welcome.

[close] "In a literary world where there are very few fresh takes on ideas, The Last Man stands out for its ingenuity." Centered around a radical feminist group hell-bent on world domination and indoctrination. The Femtheists have three tenets: the global male population must be reduced by 90%, the rmaining 10% must be secluded far away from all female society, and 9/10 newborn babies must be geneticaally alterd to grow up female. Follow our anti heroes as they traverse the globe in order to build an army and destroy Femtheism once and for all. Action, Adventure, Romance, Revenge, War, dystopia, funny, and at times in the third book a style of writing more conducive to an anime rather than a novel all collide Give it a chance and see how you are feeling after this emotionally exhausting book. FYI if you read this while high on weed, you will be able to literally feel like a soldier in the book. https://lastmansaga.com https://lastmansaga.net

[close] The Guardian put together an excellent list entitled '1000 Novels Everyone Must Read', and this group will read books each month from a selection of the categories. The books, each with the Guardian's critique and within their categories, can be viewed through this link A list of the books by category can be found here. This can be useful for a quick check to see if a book is on the list. Also, your reading progress can be tracked through this link to List Challenges. With grateful thanks to the Guardian newspaper for agreeing to our being affiliated with them.