Historical Fiction Challenge

Late as I am, I still want to join this challenge, hosted by HobbyBuku. The idea is to read as many Historical Fiction as you can from August to December. So, here it goes:

August:

Dumas– The Three Musketeers (598 pages)

Dumas– Twenty Years After (845 pages)

Total = 1443 pages (Historian)

September:

Scott– Ivanhoe (544 pages)

Cultural and political situation in Medieval England under the reign of Richard I.

Pyle– Merry Adventures of Robin Hood (400 pages)

Same as Ivanhoe, but stressed more to the life of legendary thief Robin Hood.

Hugo– Les Miserables: Fantine (347 pages)

No doubt historical.

Total = 1291 pages (Historian)

October:

Hugo– Les Miserables: Cosette (311 pages)

Hugo– Les Miserables: Marius (281 pages)
Homer - Odyssey (560 pages)
Total = 1152 (Historian)

November:

Hugo– Les Miserables: Saint Denis (395 pages)

Hugo– Les Miserables: Jean Valjean (331 pages)
Shakespeare – Julius Caesar (160 pages)
Shakespeare - Antony and Cleopatra (400 pages)
Total = 1286 (Historian)

December:
Hill, David Wesley - At Drake's Command (424 pages)

Dumas – Vicomte de Bragelonne (768 pages)

The 3^rd book of D'Artagnan Romances.

I still leave a lot in blank, because I still don't know what I'm going to read in the months to come. And also, being capricious, my mood often changes and I cannot predict whether I would feel to read or not to read certain classics.

PS: When I don't own these books in printed copy I take the data of their pages from Goodreads.