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Another book suggestion ?

I would like to broaden my horizon in terms of book genres. I tend to only read science fiction. However. I was wondering if there are any books that are set in the old times (knight and crusaders) or even kings and how they take over countries. Also, if the book is easy to read as well as Iv started to read again and I don’t want to dig my head deep into sand. Also, please no sad books. Thank you! 

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  • j153e
    Lv 7
    1 year ago

    These are Camelot:

    The Once and Future King;

    A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court;

    The Sword in the Stone;

    The Crystal Cave;

    The Winter King;

    Taliesin;

    Excalibur;

    Enemy of God;

    The Lost Years of Merlin;

    The Wicked Day;

    The Hollow Hills;

    The Last Enchantment;

    Sword at Sunset;

    That Hideous Strength;

    The Story of King Arthur and His Knights;

    The Mirror of Merlin;

    The Seven Songs of Merlin;

    The Young Merlin Trilogy, by Jane Yolen.

  • Anonymous
    1 year ago

    Check out the author Bernard Cornwell.

  • 1 year ago

    Why don't you explore books of different genres choose for yourself. You said you want to broaden your horizon, yet in asking for suggestions you name only one type of book, you said it must be easy reading, and no sad stories. That's quite a big order when asking someone else to select a book for you. That doesn't sound like someone who wants to broaden their horizon. 

  • 1 year ago

    It's not based upon any specific time period but it was the book series that introduced me into the knight and crusaders and middle age genre: The enchanted forest chronicles by Patricia Collins Wrede

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  • larry1
    Lv 6
    1 year ago

    3 really good books……….

    The Source by J. Mitchner…..Crusades

    The Bard by M. Llywelyn….Middle Ages

    The Egyptian by M. Waltari….Ancient Egypt

    They're classics and most read of the genre...historical fiction novels.

    All are easy reading, they're not sad. 

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