Books. For us (unsurprisingly) they are a must have accessory for any part of our holiday, however choosing the perfect holiday read can be a tricky task. If you don’t have an eReader then it’s pretty crucial to ensure that you’ve chosen the best books possible – or else you’re just taking up valuable luggage space. 

Ideally we would say that all of our titles make the perfect holiday read, but for the purpose of this blog post we have chosen just a few to help your difficult decision making. 

Pre Travel Advice

For those books that help you choose where to go on holiday, or the books to inspire your travel senses – we have chosen these:

‘On the Trail of Saint Paul​’ by Adrienne Brady

‘Greetings from Morocco’ by Ankica Matijevic

‘Tales of Travels and Trains’ by Jim Nicholls

The Journey

Journeys don’t always go to plan – there can be delays and you might be left waiting around for a long time, so it’s best to be prepared. Here’s a selection of titles to keep you thoroughly entertained in any eventuality. 

‘Two Suitcases full of Kangaroos’  by Fil Bufalo

‘The Journey to the City of Spires’ by Martin Berka

Beach Reading

Reading whilst sunbathing on the beach – there are not many things that compare. We’ve chosen a mixture of titles here from easy reading like ‘Don’t Call Me Ugly’ and ‘The Reluctant Celebrity’ to ‘Moristoun’ – a riveting read with an important message within. 

‘Sun Tans for the Gaiety Girls’ by Adam Lindas

‘On the Beach’ by Dennis John Gayle

‘Bonnie From Across the Ocean’ by Amelia Marsh

Keeping the Children Occupied

So now you’ve sorted what books you should take for your own entertainment, but what about the children? 

‘Jenny's Special Tree: Colouring Book’ by Tony Wells

‘My Dinki-di Aussie Colouring Book’ Patricia Concha

‘The Supercar Colouring Book’ by Rob Gardiner

Hopefully, you’ve got a few extra options for your holiday reading! Want to purchase one of these books? Then look no further than our website.