What's a good book to read while on a cruise??....

[CrossBluePerchance]

Anything by Arturo Perez-Reverte, and perhaps especially The Queen of the South:

 

https://www.bookseriesinorder.com/arturo-perez-reverte/

[CruiseGal999]

Please read my post ahead of yours...the OP made this thread in 2009

 

You know, sometimes I look at the date and then, when I don't I get suckered in. Thanks. Didn't see that. Who resurrected this?

[Cruisercl]

I am not sure why it matters to some when this thread was started; good books always stand the test of time.

IMO the thread was started by one person but offers good information for anyone who reads for enjoyment.

I think it is great that readers are willing to share with others the books they liked; I appreciate this at any time. :cool:

 

Safe sailing!

[OVgirl]

I agree that the information on a thread like this is relevant regardless of when it was started. I've gotten some good recomendations for upcoming cruises.

Thanks to all who continue giving suggestions.

[45014]

“What time is the Midnight Buffet?”

Quick read and funny.

[katmu]

Sorry, you are right, not for everyone. Sounds exhausting.

 

You'll really find it odd that I read another book by the same author after this one. I enjoy those sort of books though. I'm going to bring a Brene Brown book on my next cruise, not quite as deep of a topic.

 

For those interested in more traditional reads, I thought this article in Travel and Leisure had some interesting recommendations on books to read on vacation by destination, including some for Mexico, Cuba, the Caribbean, Italy, and Spain: https://www.travelandleisure.com/culture-design/books/best-vacation-books

[CanadaDeb]

The Woman in Cabin 10 ;)

[JMorris271]

I usually have a Leon Uris or a James Michener novel on my tablet.