10 timeless summer holiday classics
Notes From A Small Island by Bill Bryson Beat the Brexit blues with a humorous tale of travel that explores what makes our great nation unique. Paperback: £8.99 Ebook: £5.49 The Girl On The Train by Paula Hawkins Bestselling novel of the year. Find what all the fuss is about in a thriller involving a commute to work. Paperback: £7.99 Ebook: £4.99 The Beach by Alex Garland Fancy backpacking? The ultimate beach read goes in search of the ideal seaside hideaway in Thailand. Paperback: £8.99 Ebook: £4.99 Death On The Nile by Agatha Christie What better way to enjoy the queen of crime than going on holiday with the Belgian detective Hercule Poirot. Paperback: £7.99 Ebook: £3.99 Wild Swans by Jung Chang Follow the history of three generations of Chinese women in a groundbreaking novel which opened the world’s eyes. Paperback: £6.99 Ebook: £5.49 Riders by Jilly Cooper If it is chick-lit by the pool that you want, then sex, fame and money romps around the equestrian world will set the benchmark. Paperback: £7.99 Ebook: £3.99 Our Man In Havana by Graham Greene Black comedy set in Havana. Plot involving a vacuum cleaner salesman being tied up with secret service. Paperback: £8.99 Ebook: £4.99 Gone Girl byb Gillian Flynn A blockbuster t thriller about a m marriage that has g gone horribly wrong. The perfect self-indulgent read while sunbathing. Paperback: £8.99 E-book:E £5.99
NorwegianN Wood by Haruki Murakami Arguably the greatest living author of our time takes us off to 1960s Tokyo for a globe-trotting adventure.adven Paperback: £8.99 Ebook: £4.99 The Reader On The 6.27 byb Jean-Paul DidierlaurentD A French sensation – love foundfo from the productp of a bookb pulping factory.fa P Paperback: £7.99 E Ebook: £4.29