Category: Historical Fiction and Non-Fiction Books Cromwell by Bernard Cornwell is a thrilling historical fiction novel that brings to life the tumultuous reign of Oliver Cromwell. The book follows Cromwell as he rises from obscurity to become one of England's most powerful leaders, navigating political intrigue and warfare along the way. Charles II - The Power And The Passion by David Starkey is a non-fiction biography that delves into the life of King Charles II. The book covers his reign from 1660 to 1685, exploring his relationships with Parliament, his love affairs, and his role in England's history during this time. The Stuarts - A Bloody Reign by David Starkey is another non-fiction biography that focuses on the House of Stuart, which ruled Scotland from 1371 to 1707. The book covers the reigns of James I, Charles I, and Oliver Cromwell, as well as the subsequent civil wars and political upheaval in England. Horrible Histories is a collection of non-fiction books that use humor and wit to explore various historical periods and events. Each book tackles a different topic, from ancient Rome to World War II, using engaging narratives and vivid illustrations to bring history to life for young readers. Monarchy with David Starkey Season 2 is a television series that delves into the lives of England's monarchs throughout history. The second season covers the reigns of King Henry VIII, Queen Elizabeth I, and King James I, exploring their personalities, relationships, and political achievements. Secretariat is a historical fiction novel by William Kennedy Smith that tells the story of Secretariat, a racehorse who won the 1973 Triple Crown. The book follows Secretariat's journey from his humble beginnings to his meteoric rise as one of the greatest horses in racing history. The Devil's Mistress is a historical fiction novel by Kate Mosse that tells the story of Anne Boleyn, King Henry VIII's second wife and the mother of Queen Elizabeth I. The book follows Anne as she navigates the dangerous world of Tudor court politics, her relationships with Henry and other key figures, and her eventual downfall. Overall, these books offer a fascinating glimpse into various aspects of history, from the reigns of powerful monarchs to the lives of ordinary people during tumultuous times.