Nathaniel Philbrick Books
Nathaniel Philbrick is an award-winning and New York Times best-selling author of many history-themed books including In the Heart of the Sea, Bunker Hill, and Away Off Shore.
Who should read Mayflower?
- History buffs looking for new insights into a little-known chapter of America’s past
- Epic saga lovers who crave complex stories of survival, politics, and conflict
- Anyone curious about the real facts behind all the feel-good myths, and how they went on to shape the future of a nation
Who should read In the Heart of the Sea?
- Readers who enjoy historical non-fiction
- Those interested in maritime history and stories of survival at sea
- People who want to gain a deeper understanding of the inspiration behind Herman Melville's "Moby-Dick"
Who should read Bunker Hill?
- History enthusiasts who want to learn about the American Revolution
- Readers interested in the early days of the United States and its founding
- Individuals who enjoy engaging and well-researched non-fiction books
Who should read Valiant Ambition?
- History enthusiasts who are curious about the American Revolution
- Readers who enjoy well-researched and engaging non-fiction narratives
- Those who want to gain a deeper understanding of the complex characters and political dynamics of the Revolutionary War
Who should read The Last Stand?
- History enthusiasts curious about the Battle of the Little Bighorn
- Readers interested in Native American and American frontier history
- Those who enjoy in-depth explorations of pivotal moments in American history
Who should read In the Hurricane's Eye?
- History enthusiasts who want a fresh perspective on the American Revolution
- Readers interested in naval warfare and its impact on major historical events
- Those who enjoy well-researched and engaging non-fiction narratives
Bunker Hill
Who should read Bunker Hill?
History enthusiasts who want to learn about the American Revolution
Readers interested in the early days of the United States and its founding
Those who enjoy narrative non-fiction that brings historical events to life
In the Hurricane's Eye
Who should read In the Hurricane's Eye?
History enthusiasts and those interested in the American Revolution
Readers who enjoy engaging narratives and vivid storytelling
Individuals looking to gain a deeper understanding of the crucial role of naval warfare in shaping historical events
In the Heart of the Sea
Who should read In the Heart of the Sea?
Readers who enjoy true stories of survival and adventure
People interested in maritime history and the whaling industry
Those who want to gain a deeper understanding of the human experience and the power of nature
Sea of Glory
Who should read Sea of Glory?
History enthusiasts who are fascinated by maritime exploration
Readers who enjoy non-fiction narratives with a focus on adventure and discovery
Those curious about the challenges and triumphs of early 19th-century naval expeditions
The Last Stand
Who should read The Last Stand?
History enthusiasts who are interested in the American West and Native American history
Readers who enjoy compelling narratives and in-depth analysis of historical events
Individuals looking to gain a deeper understanding of the complexities and nuances of the Battle of the Little Bighorn
Valiant Ambition
Who should read Valiant Ambition?
History enthusiasts who want to gain a deeper understanding of the American Revolution
Readers interested in the complex and often overlooked dynamics between George Washington and Benedict Arnold
Those who enjoy narrative non-fiction that brings historical events to life