I am just not feeling today’s Top 10 Tuesday topic — last 10 books I did not finish, or DNF. I just don’t DNF often to have enough for a post. And I have posted a few times on this subject and don’t want to repeat myself. So . . . I am going way off script and continuing my Reading American History series with novels featuring Americans overseas in WWII. Hope you enjoy my non-topic selections. I can almost guarantee you will finish all these books. 😉 You’ll notice that several of the books are from author Sarah Sundin — she does WWII fiction so well, that her books are always a must-read for me.
Reading American History — Americans Overseas in WWII
Daisies Are Forever by Liz Tolsma
Far on The Ringing Plains by Murray Pura and Patrick E. Craig
The Last Year of The War by Susan Meissner
The Long March Home by Tosca Lee and Marcus Brotherton
The Plum Blooms in Winter by Linda Thompson
Shadowed by Grace by Cara Putman
The Sound of Light by Sarah Sundin
Until Leaves Fall in Paris by Sarah Sundin
When Twillight Breaks by Sarah Sundin
With Every Letter by Sarah Sundin
I do love your off-topic topic for today because I’m always looking for more historical fiction books, especially surrounding WWII. Thanks for the recs!
My TTT: https://bookbabenails.wordpress.com/2023/07/25/top-ten-tuesday-books-i-dnfd/
Thanks!
I didn’t know this was a microgenre. Interesting!
Here is my Top Ten Tuesday post.
Nice post! This is very interesting as I wouldn’t have thought of this topic or books that go in it.
Great post, Beckie! I tried to make myself do the DNF post because it would have been easy, but I don’t like to broadcast those books on my blog either. Have a great week!
Me either. I did see a post detailing the reasons they DNF. But I think I’ve covered that too.
I love WWII books, but I’ve only read one of these. I’ll have to check the others out. Great list!
Happy TTT!
Susan
http://www.blogginboutbooks.com
Fun topic, I’ve not read any of these and I read quite a lot of WWII books! The book I just finished, The Librarian of Burned Books actually would have fit this topic, as one of the characters is an American in Berlin in the 1930s.
My TTT: https://jjbookblog.wordpress.com/2023/07/25/top-ten-tuesday-430/
I need to look that book up!
🙂