Through the years, I've found that I learn far more about history by reading novels. Yes, the characters may be some what villanized or romanticized, but the events tend to stay in my brain better if they are wrapped in a story. -- Ladies of Lallybroch Social Board

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Date Posted: Fri, March 18 2022, 9:12:07
Author: DianaH
Subject: Through the years, I've found that I learn far more about history by reading novels. Yes, the characters may be some what villanized or romanticized, but the events tend to stay in my brain better if they are wrapped in a story.
In reply to: Kathy in PA 's message, "I think of how often history makes heros or villains of people when often they’re neither. I enjoy learning through historical fiction and am so glad Diana is so amazing with research along with so compelling to read. I enjoy the learning and feel like I’m getting a truer picture of the factual people in the books." on Fri, March 18 2022, 7:40:06

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