Welcome to The Weekly Edit, a roundup of literary recommendations sent every Friday. You'll find curated book list, reading and lifestyle tips, and other things I hope will inform, inspire and spark joy. |
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Happy Friday Readers! This week, I'm excited to share The London Armchair Travel Edit, which aims to transport you to the bustling streets of London through the pages of books. From thought-provoking to feel-good reads, these books capture the essence of the city's diverse culture, history, and landscapes. So in this week's newsletter, I'm sharing four lists of books all set in London for your reading list. You'll find a list of mysteries and thrillers, romance, historical fiction, and classic literature set in London. I hope this edit will provide much-needed escapism and inspiration for your next armchair adventure. |
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Until next week, happy reading! |
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London is the perfect backdrop for your next reading escape if you enjoy heart-pounding thrillers and atmospheric mysteries. The city's shadowy streets and rich history make it an ideal setting for stories that will keep you on the edge of your seat. So start your literary adventure with a book or two from this book list, which will pull you into a web of secrets and suspense. |
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London—a city filled with charming streets, iconic landmarks, and an enchanting ambiance that sets the perfect backdrop for love stories. If you're a romance enthusiast with a penchant for tales set in this captivating city, you're in for a treat! In this book list, I'm sharing some irresistible romance novels that will whisk you away to the heart of London. |
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Step into the rich tapestry of London's past with this handpicked selection of historical fiction novels! From the bustling streets of Victorian London to the haunting shadows of wartime England, each book on this list takes us on a journey through history, brought to life by compelling characters and vivid storytelling. So whether you're a history buff or love to be immersed in a different time and place, these historical fiction books set in London will transport you to the heart of the city where the past is always present. |
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Imagine walking the streets of London, not just as you see it today, but as it was portrayed in classic literature. From narrow alleyways to grandiose squares, the capital city has been a backdrop to some of the most memorable stories in literary history. For book lovers and London explorers alike, the classic books on this list offer a dual adventure—a timeless narrative and a trip through historical London. |
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Recipes: - Frozen Pineapple Coolers with Rum: These cocktails will keep us refreshed all summer and make us feel like we're on vacation.
- Baked Shrimp Scampi: This is quick, easy, delicious, and perfect for busy and overwhelming days when you need to get food on the table.
- Oreo Truffles: Easy, fun, and super customizable sweet treat perfect for children and adults.
Literary Calendar: - July is Disability Pride Month.
- July 10th 1871: Marcel Proust is born. Popular works include: In Search of Lost Time.
- July 11th 2014: On its 54th birthday, To Kill a Mockingbird is released as an e-book for the first time. The book was first published on July 11, 1960.
- July 11th 1899: E. B. White is born. Popular works include: Stuart Little, Charlotte’s Web, The Trumpet of the Swan.
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