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Hit the road this summer through these travel-centered books. Click to learn more about Seymour Library's Read More Reading Challenge. You can subscribe to this and other email newsletters that bring book picks to your inbox. |
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One Italian Summer
by Rebecca Serle
Still reeling from her mothers death, Carol embarks on their mother-daughter trip to Positano, Italy, alone, where she encounters her mother in the flesh at 30 years old and must reconcile the mother who knew everything with this young woman who does not yet have a clue.
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Looking for Leroy
by Melody Carlson
"Brynna Philips is ready to give up on love. But when her fellow teacher invites her on a trip through Sonoma wine country, she's reminded of her first crush, whose family owned a vineyard there. Is there any chance she can find him. . . and one last chance for love?"
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The Sanatorium
by Sarah Pearse
Accompanying family members to an isolated Swiss Alps hotel to recuperate from a traumatizing case, a woman detective uncovers the fates of long-ago tuberculosis patients who went missing from the property years earlier when it operated as a sanatorium.
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People We Meet on Vacation
by Emily Henry
Best friends Alex and Poppy try to repair their relationship two years after a disastrous vacation together by planning another vacation together. A sweet story filled with witty banter starring fun yet complex characters.
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The Sacred Bridge
by Anne Hillerman
Sergeant Jim Chee, after visiting the sacred Rainbow bridge, investigates the death of a Navajo artist, putting his own life at risk, while Officer Bernadette Manuelito searches for the killer of a hitchhiker connected to a Navajo Nation cannabis enterprise. 75,000 first printing.
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Kings of the Yukon: One Summer Paddling Across the Far North
by Adam Weymouth
A freelance journalist describes his journey through the remote wilderness of the Yukon river, from Canada through Alaska, searching for king salmon and the people and communities who depend on a species impacted by global changes.
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