Books like The Red Tent
If you liked The Red Tent by Anita Diamant, start here: 12 similar summaries, with why each one matches.
-
War and Peace
Because shares tags: classics, historical fiction.
Pierre, Natasha, and Andrei search for meaning amid the Napoleonic wars.
-
Things Fall Apart
Because shares tags: classics, historical fiction.
Proud Igbo wrestler Okonkwo rises in 1890s Umuofia, then loses standing through hard exile, a son's conversion, and British missionaries…
-
The Three Musketeers
Because shares tags: classics, historical fiction.
Young dArtagnan joins Athos, Porthos and Aramis to recover the queens diamonds and face Milady.
-
The Name of the Rose
Because shares tags: historical fiction, classics.
Friar William and Adso investigate 1327 abbey deaths amid library labyrinth.
-
The Karamazov Brothers
Because shares tags: classics, family.
Dmitri, Ivan, and Alyosha Karamazov face their father, murder, faith, and doubt in Dostoevsky's final novel.
-
Mansfield Park
Because shares tags: classics, family.
Fanny Price loves Edmund amid Crawfords theatricals at Mansfield.
-
Island of the Blue Dolphins
Because shares tags: classics, historical fiction.
Left alone on San Nicolas Island for eighteen years, Karana builds shelter, faces wild dogs, and finds company with Rontu.
-
Homegoing
Because shares tags: historical fiction, family.
Half sisters Effia and Esi lines span Ghana to America across centuries.
-
Goodnight Moon
Because shares tags: classics, family.
A small bunny says goodnight to each object in the green room in this 1947 bedtime classic.
-
A Farewell to Arms
Because shares tags: classics, historical fiction.
Frederic loves Catherine in Italy until desertion leads to Switzerland and stillbirth.
-
The Light Between Oceans
Because shares tags: historical fiction, family.
Lighthouse keeper Tom Sherbourne and Isabel raise a boat baby on Janus Rock and face her true mother on shore.
-
Sarah's Key
Because shares tags: historical fiction, family.
In 1942 Paris Sarah locks her brother to save him, then vanishes. Sixty years later journalist Julia traces her, exposing family guilt and…
