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message 1: by Lindsey (last edited Feb 19, 2021 09:03AM) (new)

Lindsey Rojem (lrojem) | 2141 comments Mod
We're entering into WEEK EIGHT of our 2021 challenge! On the list, prompt #8 is "a book in the 900s of the Dewey Decimal system." While you don't have to complete the list in order, this prompt did get me thinking about history and time periods.

So, here's our question for the week -- what time period do you most enjoy reading about? (Fiction or non-fiction)





message 2: by Kim (new)

Kim Hampton | 266 comments Definitely the Civil War! I even had family pics done at a Civil War battlefield a little over a year ago!


message 3: by Carol (new)

Carol (cquan01) | 646 comments Hard to say since most of the 900 books I read are biographies. I just purchased “You Always Remember Your First” about George Washington. Love the title! I am considering using it for Prompt #8.
I have read Alexander Hamilton by Ron Chernow and My Dear Hamilton. All of these take place around the American Revolution. I am also very interested in the Civil War/ Reconstruction period with particular interest in Abraham Lincoln and the horrors of Jim Crow that still impact current times.


message 4: by Lindsey (new)

Lindsey Rojem (lrojem) | 2141 comments Mod
I like Victorian London, and Ancient Greece & Rome


message 5: by Karen O (new)

Karen O | 35 comments I love WW2 stories, especially when they deal with women's accomplishments/exploits. Just finished The Paris Library. Excellent novel. My next read is Code Name: Elise.


message 6: by Marina (new)

Marina | 30 comments World War I or II, although I haven’t read any this year yet.


message 7: by Emily (new)

Emily | 2 comments I haven't read much about it lately, but Renaissance Italy is an era I find interesting.


message 8: by Judy (new)

Judy Hall (goodreadscomjudy_hall) | 11 comments Currently, I'm really into the period between World War 1 and World War 2. I also love reading about the Regency period.


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