This Summer season, whether you find yourself at the Beach or at Home, we relax more and enjoy the summer sun. It is also the time to catch up on our Summer Reads. Here are some of my recommendations that will transport you to different places, cultures, dramas and give you some love story inspirations. The first book is Beautiful Ruins by Jess Walters which was set in the Cinque Terre region along the Ligurian Sea of Northern Italy. In this Story which begins in 1962 involves some Hollywood intrigue set in this Italian Riviera. The other Book titled 2 States: The Story Of My Marriage, written by Chetan Bhagat transports us to India where the author, written in his male perspective, tells us about the challenges of marrying outside of your State/Province and social class in India. This book is very funny and also very informative about the trials, challenges of marrying outside of your social class and region in India. The book also shares the different traditions in India about courtship, families and marriage. Lastly, the Book, Paris My Sweet: A Year In The City Of Light And Dark Chocolate written by Amy Thomas, is about the real life experience of Amy Thomas who left Manhattan for Paris, France. This book is so delicious to read and makes one want to just leave for Paris right now. How about you? What are your inspirational Summer Reads? Do you like to be transported to some far away place during this Summer Season?
Yesterday, July 1st was Canada Day. Here was a feature about the fashion style around Canada titled True North that will transport you around the major cities in Canada. (Photo Credit: Holts Muse).
Happy reading and travelling!
Yesterday, July 1st was Canada Day. Here was a feature about the fashion style around Canada titled True North that will transport you around the major cities in Canada. (Photo Credit: Holts Muse).
Happy reading and travelling!
Hi Pamela! Love reading all the year, summer of course much more and what I love most on reading is just that dreaming and being transporting far away books always make. The last one you suggested sounds to lovely, I need to check it out. In reading Inferno by Dan Brown and 007 by Jeffery Deaver. Happy Canada Day Pamela! xo
ReplyDeleteHello Pamela, I love to read all the time, looooove books :))) But, summer is when I can read more as my girls are home and no school runs and stuff like that. I definitely need to get myself some new books. I'll be sure to check these out that you suggested :)) Have a great day my dear Xxx
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Great post, Pamela, and I hope you had a great Canada Day yesterday. Your books are attractive and colourful.
ReplyDeleteHappy Canada Day Pamela, hope it was a great celebration, thanks for these excellency recommendations, I want to read all three books. Love the red dress, so elegant. Thanks so much for stopping by!
ReplyDeleteIs it bad I love the cover of Paris my sweet! LOL I would purchase it just for that.
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The book I really want to read as soon as it is possible is The Orphan Master's Son by Adam Johnson, but if I spot some of those u mentioned I will try to get them. Have a beautiful summer and a beautiful day! xx
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ReplyDeletePamela, loving that red round up of yours! Such a great dress and bag! I am glad you shared your summer reads. I've recently discovered audio books and have been listening to Bridget Jones Edge of Reason while I work, it's so fun! Hope you are having a great July so far!
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All of these books appeal to me as they sound like perfect holiday reads. I remember reading about Paris My Sweet and then forgot all about it so thank you for reminding me to buy it. You probably know how much I love Paris themed books!
ReplyDeleteHi Pam, i love reading during summer.... the last book sounds so so lovely, I would like to read it!!!
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ReplyDeleteI might pick myself up a copy of Paris my sweet, Pamela. It sounds delicious. :)
ReplyDeleteNot sure why someone would leave Manhattan for Paris - I would have to read this book to understand ;) Beautiful Ruins sounds very interesting, especially since I've been to Cinque Terre. Yeah, I should take more time to read!
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