Top 5 Wednesday

This weeks topic really spoke to me because it happens more often than not in Scotland:

Rainy Day Reads

It’s always quite difficult getting it to five but I managed to cut them down quite quickly this time. All of the books I’ve chosen are easy to read and really transported me into the story or setting.

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Big Little Lies | Liane Moriarty

The mystery in this book was phenomenal, I was constantly kept guessing, this was a page turner for sure.

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The Smell of Other People’s Houses | Bonnie-Sue Hitchcock

The atmosphere in this book was amazing and I would love to revisit the magical Alaskan setting on a rainy day.

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Believe Me | JP Delaney

This book had me questioning everything and I was thinking about it for days afterwards a great book to get absorbed in on a miserable day.

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Faking Friends | Jane Fallon

Well anything Jane Fallon really she is an author I can pick up easily and I’m always entertained.

 

The Man Who Didn’t Call | Rosie Walsh

A book that was very unexpected, it ended up being a total rollercoaster book that pulled at all of my emotions, perfect to get lost in on a rainy day.

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What would your rainy day reads be?

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