Europe Traveller Book Tag

It’s been a while since I completed a book tag, so when I spotted the Europe Traveller Book Tag over on

, I couldn't resist joining in!

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Watch my video below for my full responses to each prompt, or scroll down for the write-up!

France – Your favourite love story

Pick: Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen.

Chosen for its re-readability, iconic adaptations, and Austen's deep understanding of flawed, realistic characters.

Spain – A colourful cover

Pick: Enola Holmes 6 - The Case of the Disappearing Duchess by Nancy Springer (Read my full review here.

Highlights a bright rainbow cover within an overall colourful series.

Italy – A book taking place in Summer

Pick: The Key to Surviving Summer by Sandi Van (Read my full review here.)

A five-star mystery thriller set entirely during the summer, reflecting the ongoing hot heatwave in Rome.

Greece – A book with mythology

Pick: Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief by Rick Riordan (Read my full review here.)

Selected for a love of the series and its Greek mythology foundation.

Belgium – A book with politics

Pick: Nine Lives by Tom Barber (Read my full review here.)

A suspense thriller featuring strong political undertones, even though political themes aren't usually a personal preference.

Ireland – A book with a strong friendship group

Pick: The Weekend by Charlotte Wood (Read my full review here.)

Focuses on a group of four friends whose decades-long bond shifts following the death of one member.

The Netherlands – Flowers on the cover!

Pick: Remember Me? by Sophie Kinsella (Read my full review here.)

Features sunflowers on the cover. Shared a memory of meeting Sophie Kinsella in Rome around 15 years ago and expressed interest in exploring her Madeleine Wickham novels.

Germany – A book taking place at Christmas

Pick: King of Christmas by J.E. Rowney (Read my full review here.)

A NetGalley pick offering a unique choose-your-own-adventure mystery/thriller format set during Christmas, rather than a typical holiday romance.

Over to You!

Have you read any of the books on my list? What book immediately comes to your mind when you think of mythology or summer reads? Let me know in the comments below!

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