History Books You Own

So what are the History related books you have bought?

I have

• India's Ancient Past by R. K. Sharma
• Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind by Yuval Noah Harari
  
• Land of seven rivers: History of India's Geograph by Sanjeev Sanyal

Thanks for this thread, Devi.

Although we have loads of non-fiction historical books in our home, sharing my personal favourite book which is a historical fiction by Saradindu Bandopadhyay. Here's the goodreads link.

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/12220441

Originally posted by: devashree_h

So what are the History related books you have bought?

I have

• India's Ancient Past by R. K. Sharma
• Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind by Yuval Noah Harari
  
• Land of seven rivers: History of India's Geograph by Sanjeev Sanyal

I have india's ancient past by RK Sharma

Some that I own

Rig Vedic people - Invaders, migrants or indigenous people by B.B. Lal

Sapiens -A history of mankind (really disappointed it doesn't mention much of Indian history)

Indian Epigraphy -- A Guide to Study of Inscription in India by Richard Salmon

I generally take online books though

Originally posted by: FlauntPessimism

Some that I own

Rig Vedic people - Invaders, migrants or indigenous people by B.B. Lal

Sapiens -A history of mankind (really disappointed it doesn't mention much of Indian history)

Indian Epigraphy -- A Guide to Study of Inscription in India by Richard Salmon

I generally take online books though

Good suggestion, may be I will buy this one.

None. I prefer watching documentaries or reading independent accounts of past events.

I recently took a course on Indigenous history and most of our course material was sourced from texts, articles, statistical reports, videos and even art rather than any single text book and I found that to be much more illuminating and eye-opening.

History, so many times, is distorted by the the historian. As the famous quote goes - "Perhaps no one has changed the course of history as much as historians."