Books like Ken Follett's books
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Start here: The Pillars of the Earth. First published in 1989.
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Why: Both are historical fiction books.
What both books share
- historical fiction
The Pillars of the Earth: "Historical fiction" (OL subject); "historical fiction" (WD genre)
Memoirs of a Geisha: "Historical fiction" (OL subject); "historical fiction" (WD genre); "Historical fiction" (LoC 655)
- historical fiction
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Why: Both are historical fiction books.
What both books share
- historical fiction
The Pillars of the Earth: "Historical fiction" (OL subject); "historical fiction" (WD genre)
The Clan of the Cave Bear: "historical fiction" (OL subject); "historical fiction" (WD genre); "Historical fiction" (LoC 655)
- historical fiction
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Why: Both are historical fiction books.
What both books share
- historical fiction
The Pillars of the Earth: "Historical fiction" (OL subject); "historical fiction" (WD genre)
Outlander: "Historical fiction" (OL subject); "historical fiction" (WD genre); "Historical fiction" (LoC 655)
- historical fiction
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Why: Both are historical fiction books.
What both books share
- historical fiction
The Pillars of the Earth: "Historical fiction" (OL subject); "historical fiction" (WD genre)
Shōgun: "Historical fiction" (OL subject); "historical fiction" (WD genre)
- historical fiction
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Why: Both are historical fiction books.
What both books share
- historical fiction
The Pillars of the Earth: "Historical fiction" (OL subject); "historical fiction" (WD genre)
The Song of Achilles: "historical fiction" (WD genre); "Historical fiction." (LoC 655)
- historical fiction
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Why: Both are historical fiction books.
What both books share
- historical fiction
The Pillars of the Earth: "Historical fiction" (OL subject); "historical fiction" (WD genre)
Water for Elephants: "Historical fiction" (OL subject); "historical fiction" (WD genre); "Historical fiction" (LoC 655)
- historical fiction
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