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European History Book Buyers Club list allows you to market to consumers who buy hard back, paperback, textbook, and electronic edition books on various time periods throughout European history. These consumers purchase these history books to learn about the lineage of their ancestry, for pleasure reading, and for university and college course classes. They are interested in all facets of European history and have purchased at least 2 books in the past 12 months for either themselves or as gifts for friends and family.
These book buying consumers seek out nonfiction books of European historical significance like The Diaries of Anne Frank, Catherin the Great, King Henry the VIII, Queen Elizabeth, The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich, World War II, World War I, The Iron Lady, Knights of the Round Table, Domination of Rome, Christian Crusades, The Royal Family, The Holy Wars, The Industrial Revolution, The Cold War, and The Renaissance period. Europe is rich in historical traditions and cultural evolution and these book purchasers are intrigued by the birthplace of significant historical events. When not reading European history books, these avid readers have also made purchases on history books about Asian, African, Soviet Union, South American, and Middle Eastern cultures. For simpler pleasure reading, these consumers also bought horror, romance, westerns, sci-fi, suspense, fiction, fantasy, and adventure books. They purchase books through multi channels such as book stores, online shopping, catalogs, and infomercials to get the books they enjoy reading in their leisure time. These consumers purchase the accessories that go along with reading a good book like book covers, book markers, book shelves, book cases, book lights, bookends, lap desks, magnifiers, book stands and holders, and eye glass readers. Besides the purchase of books, these European history buffs have made related purchases of movies, DVD’s, and video depicting the history of Europe.
Purchasers of the European History Book Club buyers list would include e-book reader providers, book clubs, retail book stores, continuing education providers, online book providers, libraries, publishing houses, magazines publishers, bookcase and shelving furniture retailers, book accessory retailers, and audio/video book providers.
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