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So, you decide to indulge in a book (or three) to fill that time.
When it comes to narrowing down which books to choose, though, the decision can be difficult.
If you’re anything like us, limiting the books you bring on vacation is the real problem.
So, we’ve done the hard part of rounding up the best books to travel with.
For Giacco, Rome represents two competing ideologies.
However, on the other hand, “you’re also surrounded by antiquity and Catholicism.”
As Jan Morris wrote forSmithsonian Magazine, the best “travel writing” isn’t about travel at all.
Don’t expect an easily solvable murder out of this summer thriller, though.
According toThe New York Times, “The Caretakers” is a “rejection of normal mystery conventions.”
Where love goes, disappointment follows like a shadow, and not just for Lou and Alena.
A story that, while a slow burn, will capture your attention to the very last word.
The Venice Sketchbook by Rhys Bowen
Prepping for a trip to Venice, or wishing you were?
Add Rhys Bowen’s “The Venice Sketchbook” to your summer reading list.
This isn’t a normal war story, though, according to Kirkus Reviews.
