5 stories for 5 destinations. The best novels to travel and be inspired by the most fascinating cities ever!
1. ... in London!
Andrew Clover, A love in Notting Hill (Piemme)
Polly is married to Arthur, but his marriage is no longer able to give her emotions. Aspiring writer, her husband continues to put off everything leaving everything on his shoulders, until Polly finds James, a love never realized that leads her to rediscover the more romantic side of London ... And if Arthur finally decides to get a move on and win her back?
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2. ... in Paris!
Stephanie Perkins, The first kiss in Paris (DeAgostini)
Anna decided to spend the last year of high school in an international school in Paris. He will have to settle in a city he does not know, make new friends and above all be able to conquer the magnetic (and very engaged) Etienne. Will the city of love help you accomplish the feat?
3 ... in Milan!
Carlotta Pistone, All my city (Piemme)
Finally summer has arrived, Carlotta has packed her bags and is about to leave for Ibiza! But here's the unexpected: the apartment is flooded. Forced to stay in the city, she is certainly not happy ... until an unexpected encounter with an ex fails to convince her that after all Milan is not so bad.
4. ... in New York!
Carole Radziwill, Getting together in Manhattan (Garzanti)
Claire lives in New York and finds herself a widow when she is only thirty. Her life seems to be shipwrecked, while everyone is ready to give her the most disparate advice and tell her what she should do. Little by little, however, among a thousand encounters and adventures, the young woman realizes that in the Big Apple everyone has the right to a second chance and that could be hers.
5. ... in Tokyo!
Laura Imai Messina, Tokyo horizontal (Piemme)
Four guys meet in Tokyo's busiest neighborhood, Shibuya. They are all deeply alone and looking for something and it will be that completely random meeting, perhaps, that can help them. A novel that has the bittersweet flavor of the Japanese capital.
