Top Ten Tuesday: Good books to read AFTER completely a favorite or an excellent book.
Recently I finished two excellent books in a row. Both captured my imagination and I wanted to savor the stories before moving on to another book which would demand my attention. I found a little inspirational book that helped my transition and gave me space and time before moving on.
This is a list of books which have served this purpose, as transition books (far right).
-Anne
This is an excellent idea. I'm always looking for a lighter read after a heavier one.
ReplyDeleteI think this is such a good balance. Thanks for the idea.
ReplyDeleteI do the balance reading too, with upbeat books or poetry as transition books.
ReplyDeleteI like how you did this TTT with contrasting books. I do find that once I finish a book I often look for something quite different for my next read.
ReplyDeleteI like how you did this. Haven't read Name of the Rose but I did enjoy the movie version. It is nice to switch gears sometimes after reading a certain type of book.
ReplyDeleteLove love love the idea here - something to avoid the reading hangover after that last great book won't let you go!
ReplyDeleteThis is my TTT list of books I'd want with me - although I found it impossible to keep it to ten and am itching to add others to it!
This is such an interesting topic!
ReplyDeleteHere's my list!
Problems perfectly diagnosed and ideal prescription given.
ReplyDeleteAh I love how you did this! Such a fun idea for a topic :)
ReplyDeleteMy TTT: https://jjbookblog.wordpress.com/2021/07/27/top-ten-tuesday-326/
This is such a great topic idea! It's always so hard to find a book to read after some heavy and incredible reads.
ReplyDeleteI love how you approached this week! I always find myself bouncing around genres and tones to keep my reading fresh.
ReplyDeleteA really great post, the books you've connected seem really interesting. And how you've paired them seem to make a lot of sense
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