Timeless Pages discussion

If there's a specific time period that you like that isn't already listed let us know and we can get it added if it's a popular time period!

World War I and The Middle Ages.

@Bella for WWI try these:

War in the Wasteland by Douglas Bond

Soldier Dog by Sam Angus (contains some swear words)

Lines of Courage by Jennifer A. Nielsen (I haven't read this yet but it's on my TBR)

Yours is the Night by Amanda Dykes (I haven't read this one but my sister has and she was raving about it for weeks)

For The Middle Ages try these:

Men of Iron by Howard Pyle

The Eagle of the Ninth by Rosemary Sutcliff (it's on my TBR and have heard good reviews about it)

The Hostage Lands by Douglas Bond (also on my TBR)

Hope these recs help!

BooksNCrannies wrote: "@Bella for WWI try these:

War in the Wasteland by Douglas Bond

Soldier Dog by Sam Angus (contains some swear words)

Lines of Courage by Jennifer A. Nielsen (I haven't read this yet but it's on ..."

Thanks for the recs. :)

Some more suggestions: American Revolution, French Revolution, Tudor England.

@Bella, I've read The Colonel's Lady and Courting Morrow Little, both are by Laura Frantz and set during the American Revolution, and I LOVED them.

I've also read Courting Morrow Little, as well as The Lacemaker also by Laura Frantz. Maybe I should try some of her other books...

BooksNCrannies wrote: "@Bella for WWI try these:

War in the Wasteland by Douglas Bond

Soldier Dog by Sam Angus (contains some swear words)

Lines of Courage by Jennifer A. Nielsen (I haven't read this yet but it's on ..."

There is actually a movie based on Eagle of the Ninth but it has some F-words in it.

Lines of Courage is really good

@Jeremiah, thx for telling me about that. I did know about the movie but wasn't sure about the content. Thx for the heads up!

I have not read Eagle of the Ninth but I have read the third book in the series and a couple other of Rosemary Sutcliff's books. Have you read Black Ships before Troy?

I haven't read that one but I had a screenshot shot of that on my phone and was wanting to get it out of the library. I have read Knight's Fee by her and I quite enjoyed it. I do hope to read her Roman Britain Trilogy this summer. Have you read The Mark of the Horse Lord by her? I've wanted to know if the content was appropriate in that book.

I have not. She seems like an author who doesn't have to many flags in her books. But I'll look it up!

It looks pretty good. There is a new cover was bestowed upon it which is VERY UNHELPFUL but the original cover doesn't look to bad.

I will put it on my list to-read!

*thumbs up*

(The app doesn't let me use emojis here.)

Ah, okay.

Hi all! Looking for some fun non-fiction reads about the Spanish Inquisition. No page limit. I just want do dry academic texts but still wanna stick in non-fiction.