Top Ten Tuesday: Atmospheric Books

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I missed last week’s list but this week is certainly interesting. It is ten Atmospheric Books and I will say that I had to really think about this one. For those who don’t know already atmospheric books means:

A novel feels atmospheric when the setting and the narrative are deeply involved with one another; when characters and plot are physically embedded in their surroundings, and a near-tangible mood lifts from the pages and wraps itself around the reader.

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10 Atmospheric Books

What a List!

That is my list! I hope that y’all enjoyed reading it as much I enjoyed coming up with everything on there. Be sure to stay tuned for next week’s list!

What is on Your List?

Do you have any atmospheric books to add? Any of mine that sound interesting? Let us know in the comments below.

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40 Comments

  1. Edenbrooke is really famliar to me, but I think it’s just because it was hyped so much back when it released. I think I read one of the author’s other books at some point. Also… Guernsey is such a charming read! 🙂 thanks a bunch for visiting my website today.

  2. A good looking list. I’ve seen Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell on a few lists. I want to read it!

    Have a great week!

  3. Good list! I haven’t read the Sara Gruen you mention, but Water for Elephants had it in spades.(In fact, I wish I’d thought of that one!) also, Guernesy. EdenBrooke’s cover makes me want to read it, too.

    1. I felt the same way when I visited other lists. I would come across books and think “Oh that was a good one! I wish I had thoguht of it.” Edenbrooke is so good.

  4. Edenbrooke was a phenomenal book
    I’m loving your choices here and those covers are magnificent,will be adding quite a few toy tbr list. Thanks!

  5. great list! I think historical fiction and mysteries can be very atmospheric, especially the ones by Tana French and kate Atkinson. Thanks for the recommendations.

  6. oooh, pretty much anything ruta writes is atmospheric and phenomenal. I enjoyed the guernsey literary and potato peel pie society as well. great list! 🙂

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