I’m not the biggest winter person and let’s be honest: winter 2020 is going to have its challenges. But let’s embrace winter together! Hot drinks, snowflakes, cozy sweaters, and reading. We’ve got this! Check out these Five Books to Get You Into a Winter Mood.
Yes, winter can be dark and gray, but it can also be the cozy season. Pull out those sweaters! Pull on those fuzzy socks! Brew up your favorite warm beverage! And then grab one of these five winter-themed books!
Five Books to Get You Into a Winter Mood
Wintry Adult Books
In a Holidaze by Christina Lauren – this Groundhog Day-inspired multiverse book features a romance that might air might not happen!
One by One by Ruth Ware – this classic murder mystery set in a snowy French ski chalet will send chills up your spine! Check out my review of One by One here and my spoiler review of One by One here.
Wintery YA Books
Five Total Strangers by Natalie D. Richards – never accept a ride from a stranger!
Mind the Gap: Dash and Lily #3 by David Levithan and Rachel Cohn – I haven’t kept up with this series, but this is set at Christmas time!
10 Blind Dates by Ashley Elston – this adorable rom com will give you all the holiday feels! Check out my review of 10 Blind Dates here!
Please tell me about all your favorite winter books! I need more winter romances to read!
And are you looking for ways to make your winter reading as cozy as possible? Check out my list of inexpensive ways to cozy up your winter reading!
Both In a Holidaze and 10 Blind Dates put me in the Christmas spirit. Great winter picks.
Ooh I just read Five Total strangers and I totally agree- a perfect book for winter! Love the look of Holidaze as well!
Gotta embrace winter …. it is coming!
In a Holidaze was such a fun and light holiday read. Totally enjoyed that one.
*hides* I am not really a fan of Groundhog Day plots but I am happy that CL seems to be back on the cuteness track!
I’d not been planning In A Holidaze because I don’t usually do holiday books but now I know it’s got a groundhog day situation going I really want to check it out. Amazing the small details it takes to convince someone to read.
Haha that’s why reviews are so helpful. I don’t like those kind of plots very much and am so happy to help others find this book and love it!