It’s always a good time to read a book and summer is even better. From thrillers to historical novels, from autobiographies to fictional stories: i readers of Varesotto They demonstrate an eclectic taste in their readings and a great passion for literature.
The loans currently in progress in the provincial library network system are 114,083over two thousand requested today alone. Below we present the most lent books of the moment, do you know them?
1. The postman – Francesca Giannone
Francesca Giannone’s novel is ranked first. Bancarella Prize 2023, it is one of the most appreciated novels of recent years. Its gripping plot, set in a small town in Puglia during the Second World War, has won the hearts of readers. It tells the story of Anna, a strong and determined woman who challenges social conventions.
2. The education of butterflies – Donato Carrisi
Known for his breathtaking thrillers, Donato Carrisi tells “The Education of Butterflies” that intertwines mystery and tension, keeping readers glued to the pages until the last line. His presence in second place in the ranking is a clear indicator of the passion for the noir genre in the province.
3. The Children’s Train – Viola Ardone
Viola Ardone asserts herself with two titles in the ranking. “The Children’s Train” tells a little-known page of post-war Italian history, following the events of a group of southern children sent to the North to escape poverty. A novel that touches on universal themes such as family, identity and personal growth.
4. Great wonder – Viola Ardone
Ardone conquers readers again with “Grande meraviglie”. This book, set in the 1980s, captures with its evocative writing and the depth of the characters, making this novel a must for lovers of contemporary literature.
5. Tear Maker – Erin Doom
A publishing phenomenon. Erin Doom enters the ranking with “Tearmaker,” a love story that mixes elements of fantasy and drama. The engaging narrative has found its way into the hearts of readers, making this book beloved by the very young one of the most requested in the libraries of Varese.
6. Spare – Prince Harry
Prince Harry’s autobiography, “Spare,” offers a candid and candid look at his life and experiences within the British royal family. The curiosity about royal life, combined with the accessible prose, has made this book extremely popular.
7. The weapons of light – Ken Follett
Ken Follett, the master of the historical thriller, could not be missing from the ranking, confirming himself as one of the most popular authors with “Arms of Light”. This novel weaves together stories of resistance and courage, keeping the narrative tension high.
8. The wrong son – Camilla Läckberg
Camilla Läckberg, queen of Scandinavian crime fiction, does not disappoint with “The Wrong Son”. The intricate investigative stories and the deep characterization of the characters attract many fans of the genre.
9. Atlas, the story of Pa’ Salt – Lucinda Riley, Harry Whittaker
Ninth place is occupied by “Atlas, the story of Pa’ Salt” by Lucinda Riley and Harry Whittaker. It is one of the episodes of a saga that continues to enchant readers by combining mystery, adventure and the search for origins.
10. Change the water for the flowers – Valerie Perrin
Closing the ranking is “Changing water for flowers” by Valérie Perrin, translated by Alberto Bracci Testasecca. This delicate and poetic novel tells the story of Violette, a cemetery guardian who rediscovers herself and the beauty of her life through caring for flowers.
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