Over the summer I usually read less business books and more fiction. And I’ve read some really good ones this summer and I hope you like them too.

Dean Koontz – Lightening

This is one of my favourite books. I actually read it as a teenager and for some reason it popped up in my suggestions on kindle while I was on holiday. If you like science fiction, time travel, some horrible Nazi’s… this might be the one for you. I enjoyed reading it all over again.

The Luckiest Girl Alive – Jessica Knoll

I read this book super quickly – mainly because it was about to come on to Netflix and I think Netflix can be a bit hit and miss with their adaptations (I preferred the ending in the book) but definitely worth a read.

From Scratch – Tembi Locke

Another book that’s about to be on Netflix so I snapped it up to see if it would be worth watching. I love food inspired stories and because this is actually true (and so poignant) it was such a great book and hopefully a great series too.

Taste – My Life Through food Stanley Tucci

I’ve only just started this one but it’s easy to read and interesting. And who doesn’t love a bit of Stanley?

The Island of Missing Trees – Elif Shafak

A love story starting in Cyprus amid their troubled past – which I was aware of but not to the extent of what actually happened and the cost to the people on the island. It has a very unique point of view… a fig tree.

Stephen King – Fairy tale

Stephen King books are like my comfort blanket. I always know I can pick up one of his books and just forget everything for a few hours.

Mrs Harris goes to Paris – Paul Gallico

If you’ve seen the film, then definitely try the book. It’s only quite short but is so much better than the film. The characters come to life so much better than the film manages.

Girls of Riyadh – Rajaa Alsane

Really enjoyed understanding more about the culture of these women and their society.

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