What period in history do you most like reading about?

[Rosie]

I love historical fiction. I particularly like books about the second world war, (like The Book Thief and Carrie's war) and Georgian England (Emma is my favourite)EmmaCarrie's WarThe Book Thief. What periods in history do you most like reading about?

[[deleted user]]

Regency and World War II.

[Evelyn]

Middle ages. A series called Heroes of History.

Evelyn

[Kara]

I really like Ancient Greece/Rome. I like the Percy Jackson series, but I also like reading just plain Greek mythology

[Kim]

I love all eras of historical fiction, but I would say the 1800s.

[Lisa]

Sweet Glory

I too love all eras of historical fiction, but my most favorite envelops the American Civil War.

Lisa

[Erica]

I love things set in the French revolution and the early 20th century

[Rosie]

I'm doing research about the American revolutionary war for my next book at the moment - it's fascinating to read journals from the time, particularly by women.

[Elysia]

I personally prefer non-fiction books on history and it's really hard to pick a certain era in history! But I suppose I really like the 1700's in Germany and 1800's, though I love all different types of history so I can't really choose favorites.

[Danie]

American Revolution.

[Chantae]

90's or 2000's mostly 00's

[[deleted user]]

I love to learn about the wars. Like World War II. It just really fascinates me. Also I like to learn about the medieval ages.

[Lynne]

I like things set in other worlds, in this one in a contemporary setting, and in the regency era.

[rzells]

Ancient Rome hands down. The only thing is I can hardly find a great historical novel set in the time. It's frustrating.

I also like WWII novels. I'm thinking of All the Light We Cannot See, and the Book Thief.

[[deleted user]]

I like WWII too. And the medieval ages and the colonization of America is interesting. That's what we're learning now.

[Arbaaz]

Medieval or bc era

[Izzy]

I would want to go to the 1960's because of The Outsiders !

[Jasmine]

i like reading about 1847 (Irish Famine)........and 1950 and 40s!

[Lynne]

1800s.

[Adele]

Rachel wrote: "Ancient Rome hands down. The only thing is I can hardly find a great historical novel set in the time. It's frustrating.

I also like WWII novels. I'm thinking of All the Light We Cannot See, and ..."

Hi Rachel, I'm just starting 'Murder in Absentia' by Assaph Mehr, a fantasy novel set in Ancient Rome. It's received heaps of awards, so maybe one to add to your TBR?

[Adele]

I love reading novels set in the age of sail, but am happy to read any era so long as it's a good story and well written.

[Nouk]

Middle Ages and the Victorian Area.

[[deleted user]]

Any part of the history where the historical figures are powerful women. (e.g Cleopatra, Theodora, Abigail Adams, etc)

[cali 𖡼.𖤣𖥧𖡼.𖤣𖥧]

I love modern history, but I particularly love Russia c. 1900 <3

[Tasya]

I love the 1800s, the 1700s, and the ancient times (rome, egypt, greek). I also started to like the highlands and celtic period after reading some books. I never like the 1920s for some reason...

[Stephy]

Roman empire, French Revolution, American Revolution, World War II