your favorite books for the cozy season

[mone]

I need a few new books for the cozy season.

Do you have any tips for me?
Genre... I'm open to almost anything (thrillers aren't really my favorite)


What did you read last?

 

[HavaDrPepper]

Cozy mysteries!

They actually work for me in any season! They are mysteries without the gory details. My favorite cozy mystery author is Lynn Cahoon. I read 4 of her books this past week while on my bus trip.

 

[mone]

Oh I never read cozy mistery before.
Thank you for this tipp

 

[AmieN1]

Book threads are my favorite!

I just finished some good ones:

The Great Divide by Cristina Henriquez- about the people when Panama Canal was built
Atmosphere by Taylor Jenkins Reid
The Eights by Joanna Miller

(obviously my fave genre is Historical Fiction- but all those were 4-5 star reads for me!)

 

[kristalund]

here are some recent faves:

The Martha's Vineyard Beach and Book Club / Martha Hall Kelly
The Stolen Life of Colette Marceau / Kristin Harmel
The Griffin Sisters' Greatest Hits / Jennifer Weiner
The Love We Found / Jill Santopolo
A Map to Paradise / Susan Meissner

 

[Scrap-therapy]

I'm not much help because I haven't taken the time to read for a while and I'm slowly getting back into it, I fell for a book for its cover but I really like the story and it's actually quite cozy and perfect for fall. It's classified as romance.
Le vent souffle sur Little Balmoral by Sophie Jomain, I think it's not in English right now but I guess it will be translated soon.

 

[karlimarie]

These are the books I read in 2024, the ones with a star (the larger images) were my favorites!

These are the book club books we read in 2024. Not all favorites, but quite a few good ones... highlights include: Remarkably Bright Creatures, First Lie Wins, The Measure, Weyward, Fourth Wing, Six of Crows. If you're looking for a REALLY cozy read The Little Book of Hygge is great!

And, not sure if you're into self-improvement books, but these are my top five favs:

I was working on a top five parenting books as well but got sidetracked, I'm sure I'll finish it one of these days!!

 

[mone]

Book threads are my favorite!

I just finished some good ones:

The Great Divide by Cristina Henriquez- about the people when Panama Canal was built
Atmosphere by Taylor Jenkins Reid
The Eights by Joanna Miller

(obviously my fave genre is Historical Fiction- but all those were 4-5 star reads for me!)

Thanks for your tips. I'll take a look at the books later.

 

[mone]

here are some recent faves:

The Martha's Vineyard Beach and Book Club / Martha Hall Kelly
The Stolen Life of Colette Marceau / Kristin Harmel
The Griffin Sisters' Greatest Hits / Jennifer Weiner
The Love We Found / Jill Santopolo
A Map to Paradise / Susan Meissner

Thanks for your tips. I'll see what I 'll put on my TBR list.

 

[mone]

I'm not much help because I haven't taken the time to read for a while and I'm slowly getting back into it, I fell for a book for its cover but I really like the story and it's actually quite cozy and perfect for fall. It's classified as romance.
Le vent souffle sur Little Balmoral by Sophie Jomain, I think it's not in English right now but I guess it will be translated soon.

Oh, the cover is really beautiful.
I'll keep an eye out for a German or English translation.

 

[mone]

These are the books I read in 2024, the ones with a star (the larger images) were my favorites!

These are the book club books we read in 2024. Not all favorites, but quite a few good ones... highlights include: Remarkably Bright Creatures, First Lie Wins, The Measure, Weyward, Fourth Wing, Six of Crows. If you're looking for a REALLY cozy read The Little Book of Hygge is great!

And, not sure if you're into self-improvement books, but these are my top five favs:

I was working on a top five parenting books as well but got sidetracked, I'm sure I'll finish it one of these days!!

Ooh... there are lots of books here that I read last year too, but also some that I don't know yet.

Thank you very much, now I have a little more fuel for my TBR list.

 

[Romajo]

Book threads are my favorite!

I just finished some good ones:

The Great Divide by Cristina Henriquez- about the people when Panama Canal was built
Atmosphere by Taylor Jenkins Reid
The Eights by Joanna Miller

(obviously my fave genre is Historical Fiction- but all those were 4-5 star reads for me!)

Atmosphere is on my TBR (well, mor my TBL -to be listened-) list.
Others that are on my TBR/L list are the books in the Dream Harbor series by Laurie Gilmore, with titles like Pumpkin Spice, Cinnamon or Gingerbread (what are more autumn/winter smells then these?).

When I was on vacation in Germany (last week op August), I took some photos of books that had my interest (hoping they were available in Dutch). Maybe you get some ideas, although some might be more of a summer read.