The Best Rome Books - January 2021

Based on the analysis of 1,656 reviews.

Rank		Manufacturer	Product	Score
1 Best Seller	Score: 9.4 Price: $$$ Rick Steves Pocket Rome	Steves Rick	Rick Steves Pocket Rome By Steves Rick 177 reviews	9.4	$$$ View Product
2 Top Choice Best Value	Score: 8.4 Price: $ SPQR: A History of Ancient Rome	Mary Beard	SPQR: A History of Ancient Rome By Mary Beard 655 reviews	8.4	$ View Product
3	Score: 10 Price: $$$ The Dacian War (Veteran of Rome Book 6)	William Kelso	The Dacian War (Veteran of Rome Book 6) By William Kelso 2 reviews	10.0	$$$ View Product
4	Score: 7.4 Price: $$ Scales (Avery Rome Book 1)	P.S. Power	Scales (Avery Rome Book 1) By P.S. Power 82 reviews	7.4	$$ View Product
5	Score: 8.4 Price: $$ Ancient Rome: The Rise and Fall of an Empire	Simon Baker	Ancient Rome: The Rise and Fall of an Empire By Simon Baker 211 reviews	8.4	$$ View Product
6	Score: 8.4 Price: $$$ Rick Steves Rome 2017	Avalon Travel Publishing	Rick Steves Rome 2017 By Avalon Travel Publishing 25 reviews	8.4	$$$ View Product
7	Score: 10 Price: $$ Mission Rome: A Scavenger Hunt Adventure (Trave...	Visit Amazon's Catherine Aragon Page, search results, Learn about Author Central, Catherine Aragon,	Mission Rome: A Scavenger Hunt Adventure (Travel Guide For Kids) By Visit Amazon's Catherine Aragon Page, search results, Learn about Author Central, Catherine Aragon, 65 reviews	10.0	$$ View Product
8	Score: 8.4 Price: $$$ Rome is Where the Heart is: An uplifting romant...	Tilly Tennant	Rome is Where the Heart is: An uplifting romantic read, perfect to escape with (From Italy with L... By Tilly Tennant 38 reviews	8.4	$$$ View Product
9	Score: 5 Price: $$ The Murder Of An Emperor	James R. Thompson	The Murder Of An Emperor By James R. Thompson 2 reviews	5.0	$$ View Product
10	Score: 8.2 Price: $$$ Livy: The Early History of Rome, Books I-V (Pen...	Titus Livy, Aubrey De Selincourt, Stephen Oakley	Livy: The Early History of Rome, Books I-V (Penguin Classics) (Bks. 1-5) By Titus Livy, Aubrey De Selincourt, Stephen Oakley 44 reviews	8.2	$$$ View Product

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Conn Iggulden

Conn Iggulden is in some ways better known as a coach of Tollins despite finding time to write books and The Dangerous Book for Boys. Even his Tollin troupe, "Little and Mighty," are famous in Tasmania, where they often play to packed houses. "It was just a hobby," he says, "but when you've seen a display of Tollin synchronized flying, so you realize it is your life's work. Moreover, they can be hauled in shoe boxes, therefore it's fairly cheap to avoid."

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P.S. Power

Some individuals have suggested that the writer is not a human being. Maybe a robot, even super personal computer or a team of industrious souls, bent on writing the books. There has also been listed the possibility that he is a hive of insects. That really is, as you might imagine, completely untrue, although bees was the suspect.

He is, in the long run, a being much like you. Isn't that everyone though, in the end? If he were a robot, a genetic experimentation, or a monk like wizard that uses strange mental powers to survive from the bizarre world in. Everyone gets that so it shouldn't pose any issue for anybody.

Oh, he can come from a different fact, so there is this, but that sort of thing is boring, and not really worth discussing in polite company.

Thanks for reading this.

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