Historical Fiction Lounge

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Thoughts on A Gentleman in Moscow? I started it (around chapter 2) but at the moment it’s a little slow… the whole plot sounds intriguing but it has been kind of hard getting into the story. I need some motivation to finish it! When do things pick up and get more interesting? I also want to read it so I can watch the show

This historical fiction book just got me out of a four month reading slump. I loved it.

Is there any Romance in the book Vita Nostra? (I haven’t read it yet)Please don’t judge me for asking I know how it sounds

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Why is no one talking about this book? First book I genuinely cried reading!

Is under the black flag good? I haven’t dipped into historical fiction yet but I love seafaring adventures.#historical_fiction

Would anyone say this could be considered a "cozy" read? I need one for a library challenge and I was wondering if this would fit or not..

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This book is intimidating. Is it worth the read?

How mature is this book? Is it pg-13 (no excessive swearing, no spice, no high graphic gore), or a bit more mature?

I won this book at a bingo today and was wondering if anyone has read it and their thoughts on it. Thanks!

Another stunning book from the Remixed Classics series, this time a romantic reimagining of Jekyll & Hyde with a cast of amazing BIPOC main characters, including a gay Utterson and Jekyll. Heartbreaking, haunting, & had me absolutely hooked. Thank you for a beautiful & heart-felt retelling, Kalynn Bayron!

WOO Chapter 20 was ROUGH. I've only cried reading a book twice. I cried reading The Book Thief, and I cried reading chapter 20 of this book just now. Phew. Anyone else reading/read this? If not, what other books have made you cry, if any?

Second book I’ve read in the Remixed Classics series published by Macmillan (first was Most Ardently-also absolutely amazing!). I mean…queering historical classics in the eras in which they were originally set?! I’m absolutely in love with this series. This Romeo & Juliet reimagining is packed with heaps of both tenderness & tension. I was literally on the edge of my seat-when I wasn’t collapsing into an emotional goo, that is. Needless to say, highly recommend this & the series! 💜💖🌈

Recently finished this gem 💎 it’s a great older styled mystery and I highly recommend for a weekend or coffeehouse read

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So... I found this book likewise and it sounds really good, just wondering what everyone else thought of it and what you would say the age level is.

I’m currently reading the Night Ship and I want to know if there is any fantasy in it! I know it’s based on a true story but certain elements in the book suggest otherwise… no spoilers please!