Fun books that take place in Europe

[Anonymous]

Hi! Please help recommend a book for me. I'm looking for a fun book you know sort of like the Crazy Rich Asians trilogy, but that takes place in Europe. Thank you!

[Anonymous]

Fredrick Bachman books are fun. I like Sophie Cousens but they are romance.

[Anonymous]

The Pairing by Casey McQuiston
One Italian Summer by Rebecca Serle

[Anonymous]

There are a bunch set in Paris and France. Google novels set in Paris.

But CRA is so much about getting a peek into an insider world. A Roman a clef.

Maybe you'd like Bringing Home the Birkin. Starts in Barcelona and then he flies all over Europe.

[Anonymous]

A fun romance set in Paris is Anna and the French Kiss.

[Anonymous]

I like the Scottish bookshop series by Jenny Colgan

I also enjoy all books by Kate Morton, she tends to set hers in castles and historic houses in the UK.

[Anonymous]

Kevin Kwans newest (?) book is partially set in England btw! Main characters are named Rufus and Eden. Actually a fun remake of Trollope’s Dr Thorne

[Anonymous]

A Year in Provence Peter Mayle and the sequel, Toujours Provence.

[Anonymous]

I really liked A Year in the Merde (set in Paris, clearly.) Really funny.

[Anonymous]

It’s a memoir, and from 2009, but “I’ll Never Be French (no matter what I do)” by Mark Greenside was an enjoyable read about moving to Brittany despite knowing nothing about the language or culture.

[Anonymous]

I loved You Are Here by David Nicholls. It's about a man and a woman who meet on a walking trip in the English countryside.

[Anonymous]

I just started Guncle Abroad. Set, so far, in London and Italy (with mostly American characters)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I loved You Are Here by David Nicholls. It's about a man and a woman who meet on a walking trip in the English countryside.

I loved this too

[Anonymous]

My Oxford Year

[Anonymous]

Maybe not what you're looking for, but I love The Unselected Journals of Emma M. Lion. Takes place in London, and there's stint in Derbyshire. 19th century diary format, with wit and literary quotations.