Top Ten Tuesday – Books That Take Place In Another Country

Top Ten Tuesday is a meme hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl, featuring a different top 10 theme each week. This week’s topic is Books That Take Place In Another Country.

 

 

Rum & Razors – I loved this book because it was set in the beautiful island of St.Thomas!

The Nightingale – a tale of sisters set during World War II in France.

Little Black Lies – a creepy mystery in the Falkland Islands.

The Dry – beautiful imagery of the worst drought in a century in Kiewarra near Melbourne, Australia.

Hidden – a hospital shooting in Welsh.

Behind Closed Doors – not everything is as it seems with this perfect couple in Britain.

Local Girl Missing – a mystery set in Oldciffe, United Kingdom.

The Sister – one of my favourite debut novels that was set in Britain.

The Book Thief – about a young girl trying to escape death during World War II in Germany.

The Husband’s Secret – a domestic thriller that ties 3 women’s lives together in Australia.

What is your favourite book set in another country? Have you read a book based solely on it’s setting? 

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10 thoughts on “Top Ten Tuesday – Books That Take Place In Another Country

  1. Great entries. I’ll have try some of your recommendations. I’ll read anything set in Florida, California or New York but I also like Rebecca M. Hales mysteries set in the U.S. Virgin Islands, particularly Aground On St. Thomas. I love Agatha Christies books when they are set in Britain but even more so when she sets them in Egypt or Barbados.

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  2. These are great choices! I don’t think I’ve ever read a book based solely on its setting, but I certainly hope to do that in the future. I think it would be a fun way to learn about places around the world.

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    1. Thank you! I agree, it would be a great way to learn more about the world. I sometimes read books based on big cities such as New York, Paris or London, but I should find more set in smaller countries!

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  3. I hardly ever papayy attention to the country it’s set in since most of the books I read have fictional settings but I try to diversify where the novel takes place. I would like to try to read more books that take place outside of London or the u.s

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