Welcome to this week's edition of Top Ten Tuesday which is hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl. This week the theme is Book Titles That Include the Word “[insert word of your choice here]” (Pick a word and share ten book titles that include that word!).
Given that I am currently participating in Paris in July, my favourite annual blogging event, my word of choice is Paris! I have done this type of Paris post before but it has been a couple of years, and I have read more than 10 books that fit this prompt since then so there will be no double ups!
Here are the last 10 books I have read with the word Paris in the title.
In the Paris Fashion by Sophie Beaumont - I have really enjoyed all three of Sophie Beaumont's books. My review for this one will be posted in a couple of weeks.
The Paris Novel by Ruth Reichl - I liked quite a lot about this book but there was one thing that bothered me. Here's my review.
A Bakery in Paris by Aimie K Runyan - A bakery? In Paris? Yes, please. Here's my review from last year.
A Secret Garden in Paris by Sophie Beaumont - Yes, another Sophie Beaumont book. Here's my review.
The Mysterious Bakery on Rue de Paris by Evie Woods - This one is a bit deceptive because it is set in France, but not in Paris. (my review)
The Paris Dancer by Nicola Rayner - This is a dual timeline WWII novel set in Paris. (my review)
The Paris Bookshop for the Broken Hearted by Rebecca Raisin - I love the way that Rebecca Raisin writes about food, books, and yes, Paris. (my review)
The Paris Chapter by Victoria Walters - This is another contemporary novel set in Paris. (my review)
Midnight in Paris by Gillian Harvey - Gillian Harvey writes a lot of books set in France. This is one of my favourites. (my review)
Christmas at the Little Paris Hotel by Rebecca Raisin - I forgot Christmas on my list of things I like about her list.
Check out more Paris in July posts by visiting the host, Emma from Words and Peace.
You could do this one with your eyes shut! I've read just two of these but am getting good ideas for next year.
ReplyDeleteYou are probably correct!
DeleteI don’t have the affinity for Paris that seems so popular but I have read The Paris Bookshop for the Broken Hearted by Rebecca Raisin which I enjoyed
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your #TTT
It's a fun read for sure!
DeleteLove the word choice! The only "Paris" book I read so far is Little Paris Patisserie but I'll definitely be checking out some from your list! 😍
ReplyDeleteNice list! I've read Rebecca Raisin before and enjoyed her work.
ReplyDeleteA Secret Garden in Paris has the most beautiful cover!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun choice for a word, Marg! I think I've read a couple of books with Paris in the title. Thanks for sharing.
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Love this! Paris is such a great choice, I must remember it for another time :-D
ReplyDeleteParis is always a good idea :) My TTT
ReplyDeleteThis is a fun topic! There's a series I've been reading by Cara Black - the Aimee Leduc series - that's set in Paris.
ReplyDeleteHere is our Top Ten Tuesday. Thank you!
Good, timely topic!
ReplyDeleteParis sounds like such a pretty city.
ReplyDeleteI haven't ready many books with Paris in the title, but I have read a few. Have a great week!
ReplyDeleteNice! I'm familiar with some titles, though haven't read them. Funny that almost all have an Eiffel Tower on it.
ReplyDeleteI also went French today: https://wordsandpeace.com/2026/07/07/top-ten-french-books-i-recently-read-2/
You've read a lot of books set in Paris and with it in the title. Lots of authors must love Paris as much as readers.
ReplyDeleteWhile I've read a several books set in Paris, I'm not sure I've read more than one or two with Paris in the title.
ReplyDeleteHere's my TTT for the week: https://readbakecreate.com/christmas-can-be-found-in-book-titles/