Welcome to another TTT! This week’s topic was submitted by Cathy @ WhatCathyReadNext and is: Books With Nationalities In the Title (e.g. The French Lieutenant’s Woman, Mexican Gothic, An American Marriage, etc.). Here’s a great list of nationalities if you need a little help thinking of titles! I love a good hunt for titles that fit these weekly prompts, so this sounded like fun to me! And it was! I have read the first and last books and the others are from my to-read list!
My American Duchess by Eloisa James
The Swedish Prince by Karina Halle
Wild Scottish Knight by Tricia O’Malley
Christmas Wishes & Irish Kisses by Debbie Johnson
A Greek Affair by Linn B. Halton
The Spanish Love Deception by Elena Armas
Canadian Boyfriend by Jenny Holiday
The Little Swiss Ski Chalet by Julie Caplin
My Very Italian Holiday by Sue Roberts
Your French Kisses by Lauren Blakely
Have you read any of these?
Ugh! I’m so sorry. My entry at #2 is an old post. My entry for #6 is correct. If you can delete#2 that would be great. Otherwise #6 is the one to go to. Sorry about that.
Your choices for this week look like fun books.
No need to be sorry! I’ve deleted the link to your old post. :)
Thank you so much!
I was looking for a Canadian title but apparently I haven’t read any. You lucked out.
I am so glad to see I am not the only one with a Christmas book on my list. A Spanish Love Deception also made my list. Thanks for sharing.
I could have put SO MANY more Christmas books on this list! lol. I didn’t realize it would be that way at all! Have you read A Spanish Love Deception, or is it on your to-read list?
Christmas books are really all I want to read this time of year. I haven’t read A Spanish Love Deception List yet. Reading The Christmas Yes List by Melissa Ferguson right now.
I love Christmas books! I’m working my way through some cozy fantasies and a few fall romances and plan to start the festive reads soon. The Christmas Yes List is on my list to read first! I’m really excited about it, and hope you’re enjoying it!
This prompt was actually more difficult than I was expecting, cities in the title are surprisingly more common.
Thanks for hosting
It was trickier than I anticipated, too! I can’t remember if we’ve done cities in the title before… I’m going to look and see. If not, I need to add it to the list to do in the future!
A cute list. I have read The Spanish Love Deception. It was an excellent read!
Have a great week!
So many cute titles in your selections! This was a fun topic. I found a few books to add to my TBR list, some I might read, and a romance – a genre I never read – whose cute title proved irresistible.
Ooh nice! I tried to do this topic and only ended up finding two titles in my collection that fit, so I went rogue with a new topic! Lol. Apparently there are not many titles with nationalities in them in the fantasy and paranormal genres!
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Nice job, fun to sww also the Swiss!
Nice finds! I had a little trouble finding titles on my TBR list to fit the prompt, but I managed, and had fun doing it.
Happy TTT (on a Wednesday)!
Susan
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I have Canadian Boyfriend on my TBR!
Great list! I did a similar kind of mix of books I’ve read and books I haven’t. I hope you enjoy the ones still on your TBR!
All these books look pretty fantastic. Canadian Boyfriend and The Swedish Prince sound amazing.
Nice list. I struggled with this one, I apparently don’t read many books with nationalities in the title. Have a great week!
That looks like a fun collection of romances! My collection was a bit eclectic in terms of genre, but in terms of nationality, it’s heavily dominated by the British Isles and Ireland.
Wow, I’ve heard of none of these books! I wouldn’t have thought there would be that many with nationalities in the title, but you showed me!
Need to write these down because I have not heard about many of these. So fun!