Books About Charlemagne

19 Books About Charlemagne (5 Reviews & 14 Recommendations)

Books about Charlemagne! Here are THE 5 best books about Charlemagne that you cannot do without, plus 14 more recommendations! As someone who reads extensively, these are my recommendations with annotations. Want to know everything about King Charlemagne? Well here you go! style=”display:block” data-ad-client=”ca-pub-4223521512758623″ data-ad-slot=”6620899732″ data-ad-format=”auto” data-full-width-responsive=”true”> Charlemagne, aka Charles The Great, aka Karl der […]

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Becoming Charlemagne by Jeff Sypeck Review

“Becoming Charlemagne” by Jeff Sypeck [BOOK REVIEW]

It’s virtually a meta-book on Charlemagne! “Becoming Charlemagne” by Jeff Sypeck was an unexpected find in a bookstore in Nashville, Tennessee that totally transformed my understanding of the “Father of Europe.” Compared to “The Two Lives of Charlemagne” or Fried’s “Charlemagne,” Jeff Sypeck’s treatment of King Charlemagne was a different type of lucid and relatable.

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“The Origins of the Anglo Saxons” by Jean Manco [Book Review]

“The Origins of the Anglo-Saxons” by Jean Manco is how every book should be written: with preeminent scholarship and exquisite maps and supporting images. This masterpiece was compiled vis-à-vis Mary Hollingworth’s “The Medici Family” or Christopher De Hamel’s “Remarkable Manuscripts” and is a trend in publishing I hope to see continue. Another trend in publishing

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