The History Book Club discussion

Hello, Leslie. Welcome to the History book club!

You are quite a traveler. I wish I could say I do not envy you. We are so glad to have you here and we apologize for not welcoming you sooner.

Since Chile is you next destination, I suggest you check out our thread on the history of Latin America. You can access it through this link:

History of Latin America and Caribbean - Introduction

I suggest you also check out our homepage and find recommendations for the rest of your traveling to-do list. You can access it through this link:

HBC mainpage

And most importantly enjoy every step of your journey.

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by Isabel Allende

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Samanta
HBC Administration - Croatia - Art, Architecture and Culture - Ancient and Medieval History

Hello, Abhishek. Welcome to the History book club!

We are a very diverse group of people with common love for history so we are very glad to have you here.

Based on your introduction, I suggest you check out our thread on Military history: You can access it through this link:

MIlitary history

I suggest you also check out our homepage and see what else we have to offer. You can access it through this link:

HBC mainpage

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by Martin Middlebrook

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Samanta
HBC Administration - Croatia - Art, Architecture and Culture - Ancient and Medieval History

Hello, Bernard. Welcome to the History book club!

Sometimes it's impossible to escape family legacy, but since you have as wonderful a legacy as history is, I'm sure it's not such a hardship.

Based on your introduction, I suggest you check out these threads:

Napoleonic wars and

The First world war

I suggest you also check out our homepage and see what else we have to offer. You can access it through this link:

HBC mainpage

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by John Keegan

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Samanta
HBC Administration - Croatia - Art, Architecture and Culture - Ancient and Medieval History

Hello, Mayank. Welcome to the History book club!

Based on your introduction, I suggest you check out these threads:

MIlitary history,
WWI and
WWII

I suggest you also check out our homepage and see what else we have to offer. You can access it through this link:

HBC mainpage

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by Richard Holmes

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Samanta
HBC Administration - Croatia - Art, Architecture and Culture - Ancient and Medieval History

Hello, My name is Michael Gordon Bennett. I inherited my love of history from my father. I've been fortunate to travel the world thanks to my father's Air Force career, starting in Madrid, Spain when I was just 5 years old. I've traveled to more countries than I can list here, thanks to dad, and my years running part of The Travel Channel. I currently live in Las Vegas. I have a degree in journalism and write for several blogs including The Huffington Post.
Thanks for having me.

Hello. I'm not good at introductions so I'll keep this very brief. I'm James and I live in the US. I'm mainly interested in modern history, because I just find it easier to relate to. I love reading about the World Wars, and the 20th century in general. I've also recently taken an interest in the American Civil War.

Well that's about it for me.

Hello, Michael. Welcome to the History book club!

You must have seen wonderful things on your travels and with that kind of experience I'm sure you will be a great contributor to this group.

I suggest you to check out our homepage and see if you can find anything of interest. You can access it through this link:

HBC mainpage

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by Bob Sehlinger

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Samanta
HBC Administration - Croatia - Art, Architecture and Culture - Ancient and Medieval History

Hello, everyone! Of the 18 grandchildren, I was the only one who would sit at my grandfather's feet and ask him questions about his past, particularly his time spent in WWII.

I love learning about history, and hearing stories from those who have the most of it... people who lived during the Great Depression, WWI, WWII and more...

With regards to historical novels, Tai-pan, by James Clavell, is one of my favorite epic novels, as well as The Good Earth by Pearl Buck. Reading, writing, running and skipping off to the beach in those moments in between, are what make me the happiest in this world.

My name is Robert Hamlin and I joined Goodreads a year ago on a friend's suggestion. Only in the last couple of months have I spent much time on the site. History was a dreaded course in my school years, but no longer. Maybe the lack of interest I had was the emphasis on memorizing battles and the names of generals, but most everything about history interests me now. It is such a fine privilege to have good enough eyesight to read, and a handy little gadget (a laptop) to access "everything I always wanted to know but was afraid to ask." I have called several locales along the Atlantic coast my home, and am sort of retired in South Carolina for the past nine years now. Looking ahead to learn more about the world we live in, people, places, and things here in the HBC.

Hello everyone,

My name is Maryann and I'm also a history addict. I love all kinds of history. I especially enjoy biographies of historical figures. I also love keeping lists, which is why I joined Goodreads.

I'm currently reading:

by John Pearson

Hello! My name is Brett. I live in the US and I am a high school history teacher. I actually joined the group back when it was private, but I left because I was unable to put in the time ( I was in school at the time). But I have graduated and I have a bit more time now. :) I love medieval and Renaissance history, inter-war period stuff, imperialism, WWI and II, women's history, civil rights issues, history of medicine and disease, ancient history, and recently I have been getting into African and Latin American history.

Brett, what aspects of WWI and II are you interested in?

John wrote: "Brett, what aspects of WWI and II are you interested in?"

Russia especially in WWII. I feel like they do not get enough credit for WWII. I also like learning about all the art that was stolen in WWII. For WWI I like studying about how it started and ended, and how it was so different from anything they had seen or experienced and how it effected the war and it the outcome.

A special welcome to James! Since you have such a great interest in the World Wars and the American Civil War - we would like to recommend the following folders:

The First World War

The Second World War

The American Civil War


Check out our folders as well if you want to search for any specific topic and discuss it with our fellow members. Feel free to contact any one of our assisting moderators for any assistance you might need. We are all here to help.

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by Ian Kershaw

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José
HBC Administration - Ancient and Medieval History

Hello, Robert Hamlin! We are glad to have you here. Please, check our main page to find books on your favorite areas:

History Book Club's main page

Check out our folders as well if you want to search for any specific topic and discuss it with our fellow members. Feel free to contact any one of our assisting moderators for any assistance you might need. We are all here to help.

Please take a moment to familiarize yourself with the "add book/author" feature when you comment. (There is a link on the top right of the comment box.) It makes things so much easier for people to see your book recommendations, because they can see the cover and the links to the author. And it helps the Goodreads software connect books with groups that talk about them.

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by Robert G. Hoyland

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José
HBC Administration - Ancient and Medieval History

Feel at home, Maryann! We are happy to see another History lover in our group. Please, check our main page to find books on your favorite areas:

History Book Club's main page

Check out our folders as well if you want to search for any specific topic and discuss it with our fellow members. Feel free to contact any one of our assisting moderators for any assistance you might need. We are all here to help.

Please take a moment to familiarize yourself with the "add book/author" feature when you comment. (There is a link on the top right of the comment box.) It makes things so much easier for people to see your book recommendations, because they can see the cover and the links to the author. And it helps the Goodreads software connect books with groups that talk about them.

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by Mary Beard

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José
HBC Administration - Ancient and Medieval History

A warm welcome to our new members, Brett, James, Robert and Maryann. You will find much here to further pique your interest in all things history. Questions?......ask any of the moderators.

Hello everyone,
I have always been a huge history fan, but spent some years without much reading for fun. Recently, I have gotten back into reading and am excited to make up for lost time. I have a Bachelors in History and a Masters in Linguistics and enjoy reading books related to those areas, but also enjoy many different types of books. My favorite period of history is the period of the Tudors in England. Glad to be here!

Welcome to the group, Kate. Based on your post, you may like to check out this topic:

The Tudors

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by Adrian Goldsworthy

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Vicki
Assisting Moderator – Ancient Roman History

Hello,
My name is Ian. I live in Southern California in the United States. I am most interested in the history of Ancient Greece and Rome. I find the basic political and social trends in these more simple ancient societies are easier to disentangle than in modern societies. I am most interested in topics related to "the few and the many" and the interaction of political/economic/military trends. I'm glad to have learned about this group and enjoy the posts.
Regards!

Welcome, Brett! You have so many interests! Because of them, we would like to recommend the following folders:

The First World War

The Second World War

Medieval History

Ancient History

Check out our folders as well if you want to search for any specific topic and discuss it with our fellow members. Feel free to contact any one of our assisting moderators for any assistance you might need. We are all here to help.

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by Robert G. Hoyland

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José
HBC Administration - Ancient and Medieval History

So glad you joined us Ian and Kate. It is a great club with good discussions and book recommendations......please join right in.

My name is Arthur and I'm an American (although I currently live in Italy). I am a physician by profession, but have always had a strong interest in history. My particular interests lie in revolutionary (American, French, and Russian) and Church (RC) history, however I find the majority of historical pursuits enlightening and enjoyable. Some of my favorite historians would be Russell Kirk, Christopher Dawson, and Hilaire Belloc. Lastly, I love reading historical fiction and count Brothers Karamazov, Les Miserables, Tale of Two Cities and the Count of Monte Cristo among my favorite books to read, along with novels by Louis de Wohl.

Thanks!

i m happy to be here rachid from agadir city , morocco , welcome everyone

Welcome all new members! Enjoy your time here and feel free to ask questions if there is something you do not understand.

of course i enjoy it , i love reading The History Book of my earth

hi, I'm Austin, I'm 17 and am interested in African american history, primarily post civil war. Lately I've also started to look into Russian literature as well.

Hi, my name is Rachel. I live in the U.S. I am 33 years old. I am going to school, but currently on break now, but I am aiming to get my Bachelors in History. I hope one day to work as an archivist. I love history and reading. I like reading about different people, places, and time periods. I am especially interested in English history. Tudors, Stuarts, Plantagenet's, etc. I am also a big fan of the civil war & WWII as well. Though I have interest in these era's......I like to branch and learn new things as well. And meet new people who are just as passionate about history as I am :)

Teri wrote: "Welcome Austin to The History Book Club. We're glad you could join us and I hope to see you in some discussions.

We have a variety of folders which may interest you. You may want to start with our..."


Thank you Terri :)

A warm welcome to Austin, Rachel and Arthur. Teri has given you the basics and you are ready to start participating in the book discussions/recommendations or just browsing. We look forward to your participation. Happy reading!!

Hi, my name is Ally and I've just recently joined this group. I am from Melbourne Australia and work as a flight attendant. I love reading especially non fiction. I have a particular interest in psychology, philosophy and history.
In particular I am very interested in ancient civilizations, dark ages, renanaisance monarchy esp Great Britain and quite a lot more. I have read a number of books and look forward to reading and sharing so much more. Thanks for the welcome.

Hello,
I am Jeanne. Born and raised in Saint Paul MN. Interested in all types of history. Special interests in local (Minnesota) history and ancient history.

Hi, I am Mursalin.
I am interested in East European History, Cold War, History of Medicine and history of other physical and biological sciences (though very few people will share this interest with me perhaps, if anyone is interested I will be glad to join a conversation.)
Another topic which I find very engaging is the Partition of India in 1947. Other sub-continental topics like the Mughals or the British rule will keep me busy for days in long summer holidays.

Mursalin wrote: "Hi, I am Mursalin.
I am interested in East European History, Cold War, History of Medicine and history of other physical and biological sciences (though very few people will share this interest wi..."

Great topics there. Welcome from a new recruit also Mursalin.

Hi I have an ambition to start from the beginning of History and read in chronological order to the present time. A massive list to do and being in my fifties and working full time here in the UK this may be a lifetime's work. It should be fun and any help from the group appreciated. I have Gilgamesh to start in the New Year.

So glad you joined us Ally, Jeanne, Mursalin, Bookwormwisewoman and Trish. We are truly an international history book club and you will meet and interact with many of our great membership. Please join in our book discussions/recommendations.

Hello!

I'm Kenmuel, a second year law student. I've joined your History Group with grand enthusiasm and a great crave of learning history matters. As a law student, history it's very important for me. I deeply care about subjects like minorities, racial equality, American history regarding politics and constitutional development, of course international relations.

I hope to find the best book tittles here, so I can learn the most.

I'm currently reading "The case against the Supreme Court" by Erwin Chemerinsky and so far has been a good book.

PS. English it's not, by any means, my first language. So pardon my errors! :)

Hey everybody! My name is Caitlin I live in Michigan in the USA. Right now I read fiction books, but I started to listen to a few history podcasts and I really want to start getting my teeth into the actual books. Truth be told I don't know where to start.

I felt like this group would help a lot because of how widespread the members are and the book choices do not just focus on one area's history.

Hello!

My name is Sharon, and I am from California, USA. To be honest, history was my least favorite subject in school. But as I went through graduate school, traveled to different parts of the world, and now working as a full-time professional, I realized how important history is. Like George Santayana once said, "Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it." I don't want to sound silly in a conversation or make bad decisions in life and work simply because of my lack of knowledge in history. I did not read much history books (non-fictions) in the past and I do not know much history, and that's why I'm here. I hope this group can provide some guidance as I go through my journey of history self-study, and that the historians / history buffs here can give me some recommendations on good and worth reading history books.

My subject of interest can be anything: sports, pop culture, movies, music, arts, biographies or autobiographies of leaders and famous people, etc.

Thank you very much!

Hi Everyone!

My name is Aaron, and I live in Columbus, Georgia, United States. I love 19th century New York City history, Walt Whitman, body snatchers, anatomical dissection, Tammany Hall, Five Points, etc. I'm 43, and I teach and write at a local university. I'm excited to get involved.

Best,

Aaron

So glad you joined us Kenmuel and John . You have found the club for the history lover. Teri has given you the basics to get started, so please join in. Questions?.........ask any of the moderators.

Hello! Name's Sam, some friends call me "Mo". I joined Goodreads recently just to track what I was reading and decided it might be fun to join a group or two, and I love me some history. For a long time I was obsessed with the Second World War, but now I enjoy mostly ancient civilizations and pre-medieval cultures. Namely, I have a fascination with Sargon of Akkad, as well as Celtic culture and the Vikings. The Samurai are another curious interest of mine. Happy to be here and look forward to interacting with everyone!

Hello, Caitlin. Welcome to the History book club!

Since you are a fiction reader, why don't you start looking for interesting topics through historical fiction. Pick one book (maybe you already have a favorite) and look for non-fiction book about the period described there.

Also, you may want to scroll through our homepage and see if you can find anything of interest among various threads we have here. You can access it through this link:

HBC mainpage

If you want to see what our historical fiction-loving members recommend, check out this thread:

Historical fiction

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by Bill Bryson

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Samanta
HBC Administration - Croatia - Art, Architecture and Culture - Ancient and Medieval History

Hello, Sharon. Welcome to the History book club!

You have come to the right place. I doesn't matter that you are new to history because nobody will judge here and we will all jump in to help if you need a recommendation or want an opinion.

Scroll through our homepage and see if you can find anything of interest among various threads we have here. You can access it through this link:

HBC mainpage

Based on your general interest and to make your search easier, I suggest you check out these threads :

Art-architecture-culture,
Music and
Sports history and hobbies

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George Santayana

by Dave Zirin

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Samanta
HBC Administration - Croatia - Art, Architecture and Culture - Ancient and Medieval History

Hello, Aaron. Welcome to the History book club!

Based on your introduction, I suggest you check out these threads:

American history and

Health - medicine - science

If you want to explore some more, scroll through our homepage and see if you can find anything else of interest. You can access it through this link:

HBC mainpage

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by Richard White

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Samanta
HBC Administration - Croatia - Art, Architecture and Culture - Ancient and Medieval History

Hello, Sam. Welcome to the History book club!

First of all, hilarious nickname :D Secondly, glad you joined us because I have just the thread(s) for you.

Based on your introduction, I suggest you check out these threads:

Ancient history and
Medieval history

I suggest you check out our homepage and see what else we have to offer. You can access the main page through this link:

HBC mainpage

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by M. Scott Peck

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Samanta
HBC Administration - Croatia - Art, Architecture and Culture - Ancient and Medieval History

Welcome to all the many new members. I'm sure you'll enjoy it here and hopefully expand your interests.

Hi my name is Robin. I live in South Carolina and have always had a passion for history. I love learning new aspects of history that I have never heard of before.

Thanks Vicki!

Vicki wrote: "Welcome to all the many new members. I'm sure you'll enjoy it here and hopefully expand your interests."

Welcome Robin to a site for those who love history. Please, check our main page to find books on your favorite areas:

History Book Club's main page

Check out our folders as well if you want to search for any specific topic and discuss it with our fellow members. Feel free to contact any one of our assisting moderators for any assistance you might need. We are all here to help.

Please take a moment to familiarize yourself with the "add book/author" feature when you comment. (There is a link on the top right of the comment box.) It makes things so much easier for people to see your book recommendations, because they can see the cover and the links to the author. And it helps the Goodreads software connect books with groups that talk about them.

When citing a book and/or author, please put the book cover, author's photo and author's link at the very bottom of the post after your text. Because it is on the bottom, it calls the reader's attention to the book/author and increases the readability of your posts.

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by Adrian Goldsworthy

More information

Take a few moments to read the orientation

Our guidelines

If you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask one of the moderators. We look forward to reading your contributions - this is really a site for those who love history.


José
HBC Administration - Ancient and Medieval History