Hal Rouse: Um...that depends. What TYPE of History?US History, European History, WWI/WWII Histories, Modern History, Japanese History, Australian History, etc?Then are you looking for (Auto)Biographies, Historical Fiction, True-to-Life (i.e.: Diary of Anne Frank), Speculative Fiction ("What If"), etc?Or, are you just looking for Harlequin/etc novels set in a Historical era?Good Luck!...Show more
Kristina Brockwell: How The Irish Saved Civilization by Thomas Cahill. The story and the way it is written is so interesting you will hardly notice that it is a "history" book.http://bit.ly/IrishSaved
Arden Strachn: William Shirer--The rise and Fall of the Third ReichWalter Isaacson--Benjamin FranklinDavid McCullough--John AdamsJean Edward Smith--FDRJohn Hemming--The Conquest of the IncasRobert Aspery--Frederick the GreatRobert Massie--Peter the GreatJanet Wallach--Desert Queen (Gertrude Bell)Daniel Boorstin--The DiscoverersAntonia Fraser--The Wives of Henry VIIIThere ! are thousands. What area of history do you like?...Show more
Bianca Lannier: For a mature reader the Outlander series is an excellent series because despite how it's fiction there is true history on every page. It talks about britain in WWII but mainly it focuses on the Scottish rebellion of 1745 and the impact of it all. It goes into much depth with Bonnie Prince Charles and the uprising and everything. An awesome read due to the adventure and romance in the novel along with the historical aspect of the whole series.
Jeannetta Gaffigan: The Red Badge of Courage
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