Reading Hour, Read Here & Now Dreamland, 100-word Stories Folklore & History on World Book Day

For the reading hour this World Book Day I’ll help all readers enjoy a sample from Dreamland, 100-word Stories, Folklore & History right here, right now.

“A novel idea and a captivating read.”
“Dreamland is a book for history lovers as well as anyone who enjoys colourful folklore and legend.”

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Amazon buy link: Dreamland.

You can also read for free a sample from my previous book, Transylvania’s History A to Z:

“I particularly enjoyed the sections about language: sometimes, we forget that even today we use words our very, very ancient ancestors also used. Ms Furstenberg’s book helps remind us all that we are all part of a long, long sequence of people, with (hopefully) as many to come after us as have gone before.”

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Amazon buy link: Transylvania’s History A to Z.

Why should we focus on reading historical fiction and folklore inspired stories on World Book Day and for Reading Hour?

Reading historical fiction and folklore can be significant on World Book Day because it allows us to explore different periods and cultures, and gain a deeper understanding of history and the human experience. And what better ways to escape the daily life?

Historical fiction can bring history to life like no history book ever does in school, making it more accessible and engaging for readers. It can help us imagine what life was like in a different time and place, and can also provide insight into the values, beliefs, and customs of different societies. By reading historical fiction, we can gain a greater appreciation for the challenges faced by people in the past, and can better understand how those challenges have shaped the world we live in today.

Folklore, on the other hand, can provide a window into the beliefs and traditions of different cultures. Folktales, legends, and myths are often passed down from generation to generation and reflect the values and experiences of a particular community. Reading folklore can help us understand the worldviews of different cultures, and can also be a source of inspiration and entertainment.

Overall, reading historical fiction and folklore on World Book Day or even during Reading Hour (7-8pm today) can be a great way to broaden our horizons and deepen our understanding of the world around us.

Reading Hour, Read Here & Now Dreamland, 100-word Stories Folklore & History on World Book Day

7 Replies to “Reading Hour, Read Here & Now Dreamland, 100-word Stories Folklore & History on World Book Day”

  1. “Historical fiction can bring history to life like no history book ever does in school…” This is so true!

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