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TOP 5 TUESDAY: TOP 5 BOOKS SET IN EUROPE

Top 5 Tuesday is a weekly meme hosted by Meeghan Reads — you can check out the next upcoming topics here.The topic for this Tuesday: Heading east of the Americas (and north in some cases), what are your fave books set in Europe? Ahh welcome to my part of the world! Bonus book! The Ocean at the End of…

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Top 5 Tuesday is a weekly meme hosted by Meeghan Reads — you can check out the next upcoming topics here.
The topic for this Tuesday: Heading east of the Americas (and north in some cases), what are your fave books set in Europe?

Ahh welcome to my part of the world!

  1. A Man Called Ove by Fredrik Backman: Based in Sweden and one of my favourite books, I have written a short review on Goodreads, but I will reread and write a proper one!
  2. A Discovery of Witches by Deborah Harkness: set between the UK, France and Italy! another one I need to a review of!
  3. Foster by Claire Keegan: set in Ireland love it
  4. The Infernal Devices Series by Cassandra Clare: set in England love it
  5. The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman: set again in England loved every bit of it

Bonus book!

The Ocean at the End of the Lane by Neil Gaiman: England

3 responses to “TOP 5 TUESDAY: TOP 5 BOOKS SET IN EUROPE”

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    pk world 🌎

    Fantástico 💯

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    Carla

    Great choices, Lin. I read a lot of books set in various countries in the UK. I have read Foster, The Graveyard Book and A Man Called Ove. I hope to find some books set in Europe in different countries to learn more about them.

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      Lin’s Perspective

      Thank you! Glad to hear you’ve read these ones too! I hope you find great books and share them with us. I unfortunately happen to read books that are mainly set in the UK, not because I choose it this way it just happens. Hence, I really want to read more Nordic literature and from the Netherlands and Belgium because I have not yet. I think is great to venture into different cultures and see what their literature is like

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