If I love Jojo moyes me before you and sequel

[littlemissM92]

What else will I like ? Got a fortnight holiday soon and no books on my list yet would like to take 10 if not more easily read one a day.
I have quite a wide array of previous reads that I've enjoyed e.g

Gone girl
Jo jo moyes
Love trashy autobiographies like katie price etc I know I know! Just easy reads

Nothing with too much horror mainly light hearted. Would sooo appreciate reccomendations x

[Longji]

It's not a novel but I really enjoyed Marian Keyes Making it up as I go along. It's made up of blog posts, magazine articles and some new short pieces that she wrote especially for the book. Really light and easy reading.
I like Cecelia Ahern and Liane Moriarty books too.

[waycat]

I would suggest anything by Santa Montefoire.

Easy reading, good stories, vivid descriptions and (nearly) always a happy ending.

Have a good holiday!

[Bibliophagist]

If you like Jojo Moyes I'd suggest reading books by Jodi Picoult, Diane Chamberlain and Susan Lewis. Also Liane Moriarty and Elin Hilderbrand are great reads! I also would recommend Amy Hatvany and Taylor Jenkins Reid I have just finished Forever, Interrupted and it was a great read! Have tissues at the ready 😢

[littlemissM92]

Biblio are they like love stories hence needing the tears ?

[littlemissM92]

Tissues even !

[Papergirl1968]

I like JoJo Moyes, and second the recommendations for Jodi Picoult, Diane Chamberlain and Liane Moriaty. I also like Lisa Jewell, Emily Barr, and Dorothy Koomson for something as slightly more serious and less frothy chick lit. Lucy Diamond and Harriet Evans are also ok.

[Bibliophagist]

littlemiss Forever, Interrupted was like an unconventional love story. Books written by Cecelia Ahern, Elin Hilderbrand and Amy Hatvany are love stories. Though books written by Jodi Picoult, Diane Chamberlain and Susan Lewis are life like stories, we can all relate to and especially Jodi's books - she explores a controversial subject in each of her books and handles it very well, without being too heavy She is easily my favourite author! Dorothy Koomson and Liane Moriarty are also up there, you might mind of the TV mini series The Ice Cream Girls that was based on the book of the same title by Dorothy Koomson I have read several of her books and enjoyed them all, paper I've read Lisa Jewell books but can't think of any What is Emily Barr like? Always keen to find new authors and books to read

[Papergirl1968]

Emily Barr books are great for being about ordinary people in extraordinary situations in exotic destinations. I think the first I read of hers was Baggage, set in Australia, then I read one about a group of people stranded on an island, whose title escapes me.
I think Koomson has got better over time. I enjoyed That Girl From Nowhere, Rose Petal Beach etc better than Ice Cream Girls.
Lisa Jewell I find is a British and slightly lighter version of Picoult and Chamberlain. The Making Of Us was about the offspring of a sperm donor meeting up.
Only ever read one by Ahern and that was PS I Love You which was a good plot but dreadfully written!

[Juicyfrooty]

The last letter from your lover by jojo moyes is really good.

I've enjoyed all the Dorothy Koomson ones I've read, especially my best friends girl.

[Bibliophagist]

Yes I agree Koomson has got better over time, I really liked Rose Petal Beach, can't mind if I've read That Girl from Nowhere. I've never thought of Lisa Jewell like that but I can see what you mean. I have read a few of Ahern's books they also get @better! Lol Will have to look out for Barr. I have a few Koomson books on my shelf unread, also my best friend's girl and marshmallows for breakfast. I recommend you try others of Ahern, and I'm going to look for Barr also you may like Susan Lewis.

Littlemiss you have some more idea's now? Hope you have a great holiday 😁

[Bibliophagist]

Idk why that's came up like that in bold

[Izzy24]

Santa Montefiore is always a good 'switching off' read. And as well as all those already mentioned you could try Lucy Dawson. Latest book Everything You Told Me.

[littlemissM92]

Yes I've written them all down to go to library with :)

[Joanna0685]

Cathy Glass writes books about her life fostering. she has a website
cathyglass.co.uk/

[GinSwigmore]

Big little lies Liane Moriarty

[littlemissM92]

Has anyone read 'the power of now'? I would like to try a mindfulness / well being book if anyone has any recommendations ? Particularly about breaking habits?

[EveryoneTalkAboutPopMusic]

Have you read One Day by David Nicholls?. You might like Veronica Henry's books too. The first one I read was a Quick Read called <a class="break-all" href="//www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00AG0SBNM/ref=dp-kindle-redirect?_encoding=UTF8&btkr=1&tag=mumsnet&ascsubtag=mnforum-21" rel="nofollow noindex" target="_blank">A Sea Change and is a nice opener to her Beach Hut series.

[abbey44]

I've enjoyed most of these writers too and would throw Jane Fallon and Adele Parks into the mix. Never read a book by either of them that I didn't love - real page turners!

[bluemumsbluedog]

Watching as also looking for recommendations and have read lots by some of the authors mentioned.