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This week’s topic is:
Books to Read During a Storm
(these can be cozy/comfy reads, books with storms in them, atmospheric reads for dark and stormy nights, light reads to combat the heavy weather, etc.)
I think when reading in a storm – I personally would choose very dark reads OR romances? Basically I don’t know what I would read in a storm because I am a mood reader. So instead, I’m just going to feature books with some sort of weather element in it’s title.
Stranger Skies by. Pascale Lacelle
A Monsoon Rising by. Thea Guazon
A Sky Beyond the Storm by. Sabaa Tahir
Curious Tides by. Pascale Lacelle
Storm of Ink and Blood by. Nisha J. Tuli
A Study in Drowning by. Ava Reid
Shadow & Storms by. Helen Scheuerer
Empire of Storms by Sarah J. Maas
Destrot the Day by. Brigid Kemmerer
What’s on your TTT?
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Great take on the topic! I never realised how many titles had stormy elements to them, lol
Thanks!
A Monsoon Rising is a book that I love the cover. I haven’t looked into it yet to know whether or not I need to read it. haha.
It’s got a beautiful cover!
Monsoon Rising is brilliant and has a fantastic description of a storm that her characters get caught in as well as the magical storm that threatens the world. I loved it.
Those covers look so great together! I’ve only read Empire Of Storms of these, but I’m curious about the Kemmerer book.
Thanks!