History Buffs United discussion
Introduce Yourself
date
newest »

message 1:
by
Lena
(new)
Feb 26, 2010 06:25AM

reply
|
flag
I suppose I'll start. My name is Lena here on Goodreads, and I am an avid history buff. I am mainly interested in the American Revolution and the Founding Era (1787-1797) during which our government was founded and subsequently put in to action under the administration of George Washington. I am willing to learn new topics, and encourage others here in this group to do the same. My goal is to be a kind and respectful moderator, and I welcome your suggestions and ideas.
Sincerely,
Lena Z.
P.S. This group will begin a book in March. Please send me your suggestions.
Sincerely,
Lena Z.
P.S. This group will begin a book in March. Please send me your suggestions.

My name is Manuela, I'm from Portugal and I've been in love with history for as long as I can tell. I'm specially keen on Classic and Medieval history, from a religious/military/cultural/architectural/art/sociological point of view.
I'll be applying for a History degree soon so I'll probably be needing your help in a nearby future.
I'll drop by as often as I can and join in on any discussions.
Cheers,
Manuela


I'm Cece from Maryland and I love American Revolutionary war history. I'm a 6th grader and I am 11 years old (if anyone wants to know).I have read a lot of history (inclulding greek mythology) books (adults NOT kids). I am looking forward to enjoying meeting and sharing knowledge with you all.

Can you share a favorite history book with us?
Ross
Rochest..."
ok



I'm Sarah, and I enjoy reading history books about many different eras, but American Civil War and Napoleonic Era are my top-favorites. I love doing research and share my love of history through writing and living history.

My name is Lyndsey. I'm a SAHM of three boys ... So I have loads of driving and housework and laundry! Haha! And I'm always doing it listening to audio books (and podcasts). Currently in NH, but my heart is in Suable Beach Ontario.
My preferred genre is "history" both non-fiction and fiction. But I always joke that I like "good" books. I do read other things from time to time ;)
I definitely lean towards European women prior to 1800. But also adventure/survival stories. (Explorers etc.) Not too big on US history. But like I said ... If it's "good" I'm game ;)
Hopefully I can find some new favorites and provide some recommendations as well. :)

If your interested in a true life story about how an Italian family survives WWII, this is the book for you to read. It brings out an area that most people don't understand, which is the plight of the Italians that were against the war from the beginning.
