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[close] I'd like some advice on a good summer read but I'm quite specific. I'm from Corsica and live in North London for 5 years. I'm going back to Corsica for a month or two and would like to read books following those three categories. 1 - Something quite like Fitzgerald's Tender is the night - Pre-WW2 foreigners spending time in elegant and luxurious surroundings by the sea. 1 - Something quite like Brideshead Revisited. I'm too hot in Corsica and misses the UK. Books set during summer spent in Victorian houses, in parks and ponds more than by the sea, in which everyone dresses in white and enjoys drinking before dinner. 3 - Something quite like Rum Diary. A much warmer summer with heavy drinking. The characters are so hot they drink to forget and go swimming. You can feel inspired to do the same.

[close] For the avid reader who can not get enough supernatural. However, this group is not limited to just paranormal fiction. Broadening our horizons is expected in personal growth. Fiction, non-fiction, movies, music, crafty ideas, nothing is petty and no topic is off limits.

[close] It has been 11years since the winter Elsa created. Since then, Anna and Kristoff have married, and Sven has had plenty supply of carrots. Hauns has been sent to a prison, where Elsa and Anna hope he will starve to death. Elsa was lucky, and found a man who understands her and accepts her for who she really is. Olaf's cloud is working perfectly and he is now able to enjoy summer without melting. So it seems it is happy ever after, for the Kingdom of Adrenelle. But beware, another monster, and another fear is growing in the darkest part of Adrenelle, stronger than even Elsa's winter. But will the people be able to save the Kingdpm from destruction? Or will Adrenelle be forever lost?