Welcome to Top Ten Tuesday! Hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl, this week’s prompt is Books Set In. I have chosen London as according to my Reading List that seems to be a popular destination for me to read about! This is a complete coincidence (London is not too far away from where I live) as I usually focus my attention on trying to read different genres, so the setting is as it comes. Maybe next year I will try and go for different settings too…
Here is my list (click for links to my review):
THRILLER:
Random Things Tours – Book Review – The Weatherman by Royston Reeves
Book Review – The Killing Circle by Frank Malley (Book 3)
Library Book Review – The Family Upstairs by Lisa Jewell
Published today! Netgalley Book Review – You’d Look Better As A Ghost by Joanna Wallace
Library Book Review – Murder Most Fab by Julian Clary
MYSTERY:
Random Things Tours – Book Review – Blackmail in Bloomsbury by Anna Sayburn Lane
Library Book Review – Vera Wong’s Unsolicited Advice for Murderers by Jesse Sutanto
Book Review – Tinker, Taylor, Schoolmum, Spy by Faye Brann
CHICK LIT:
Library Book Review – The Secret Dreamworld of a Shopaholic by Sophie Kinsella
ROMANCE:
Book Review – Queen Charlotte by Julia Quinn and Shonda Rhimes
Happy TTT!
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There are so many options for this topic! Great choice
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There are! It’s been interesting hopping around different blogs and seeing what people have done
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A great selection. London is certainly a popular place for setting a book and with so many diverse areas, so many different kinds of books!
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Thank you. Yes, I didn’t realise until I did this list how many of the books I read are set in London! I do like the variety of genres too!
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London seems to be a pretty popular setting!
Here is my <a href=”https://lydiaschoch.com/top-ten-tuesday-books-set-in-x/“>Top Ten Tuesday</a> post.
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I didn’t realise how popular until I did this list 😂
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I tend to read a lot of British thrillers/mysteries. So, great choice on location!
Here is our <a href=”https://www.longandshortreviews.com/miscellaneous-musings/top-ten-tuesday-books-set-in-stores/“>Top Ten Tuesday.</a> Thank you!
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Thank you. I didn’t realise how many I read until I did this list!
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I see Lisa’s on SO many lists but don’t think I’ve read much about the books. At some point I should because of her popularity, and sometimes I do love a good thriller. 🙂 Thanks so much for visiting my website today!
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I have seen her everywhere and my sister enjoys her books. This is the first one of hers that I read. I will be reading more at some point!
That’s ok ☺️ thanks for visiting back 🙂
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There are definitely a lot of books set in London. There seem to be a lot of mystery/thriller novels, especially. I featured one on my list today, in fact!
Happy TTT!
Susan
http://www.blogginboutbooks.com
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I didn’t realise how many I had read! It certainly seems made for mystery/thrillers! I am off to your blog now to take a peek ☺️
Happy TTT!
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I didn’t know there were so many thrillers in London, besides the classic ones I didn’t know many
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Me neither! It was an eye opening topic!
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So many books I read are set in London, yet I have not read any of your selections. So many books…. Thanks for the suggestions.
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It seems a popular setting! Happy to help – hopefully you will enjoy whatever you pick if you have time!!
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I really love London as a setting!
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Same ☺️
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I actually tend to read a lot of books set in London, and its a great setting for a book! This is a great list, and while I haven’t read any of these, I’ve read some of the other Bridgerton books, so that counts, right? lol
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It is a great setting 😊 I think it counts! I’ve read the first two.
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Next I’m going to have to actually visit the city so I can have an accurate mental picture when I read about it!
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I recommend 🤣 I need to go back at some point but it might not be for a while – an hour’s train ride is a bit much with the kids 🤣
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Yeah, an hour’s train ride with little ones kind of sounds like a nightmare!
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Yeah. Just the getting on and off with a pram 😂 the pram is a nightmare. It’s so large!
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I can’t even imagine! Conversations like this make me even more glad I decided to just stick with dogs lol!
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🤣 going out is very stressful 🤣 just getting ready to get to school is a joke. My son stands on a board attached to the pram. It is a heavy vehicle to manoeuvre I can tell you! Especially when my son gets excited and jumps up and down on the board 🤣 the path is also bumpy, uphill and thin in places. Bin day where everyone puts there bins outside on the path is also something. Honestly I could go on for hours 😂
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Books set in London are always fun, though I haven’t read any of these.
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I’ve only read The Family Upstairs, but I enjoyed it. I do love a London setting!
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Same. I love London generally 😂
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