Yes, Trish. You can access the last 2 Summer Reading lists on Our Portugal Journey: https://www.ourportugaljourney.com/ In the Navigation bar at the top, select “ Start Here & Explore” and scroll down to the section, Culture & Curiosities — Portugal Through a Different Lens.
Links to the Summer Reading Lists are towards the end of that section.Enjoy! - CW
Hi Carole. A local American/Portuguese writer, Jeannine Johnson Maia, has written 2 lovely, well received books based in Portugal. They are both published in Portuguese and English. One is set during WWII in Lisbon and the other in Porto in 1877. The first is called Rossio Square N.°59 and the other one is O Rapaz do Douro in Portuguese and The Filigree Master's Apprentice in English. They can be purchased locally here in Portugal in Portuguese or ordered online in English. I recommend them both.
Lynn-Marie - Thanks for your comment and for your book recommendations. I love it that this is from a local American/Portuguese writer. I will be sure to take a look. - CW
Can i access last summer's list?
Yes, Trish. You can access the last 2 Summer Reading lists on Our Portugal Journey: https://www.ourportugaljourney.com/ In the Navigation bar at the top, select “ Start Here & Explore” and scroll down to the section, Culture & Curiosities — Portugal Through a Different Lens.
Links to the Summer Reading Lists are towards the end of that section.Enjoy! - CW
I look forward to this list!
Hi Carole. A local American/Portuguese writer, Jeannine Johnson Maia, has written 2 lovely, well received books based in Portugal. They are both published in Portuguese and English. One is set during WWII in Lisbon and the other in Porto in 1877. The first is called Rossio Square N.°59 and the other one is O Rapaz do Douro in Portuguese and The Filigree Master's Apprentice in English. They can be purchased locally here in Portugal in Portuguese or ordered online in English. I recommend them both.
Lynn-Marie - Thanks for your comment and for your book recommendations. I love it that this is from a local American/Portuguese writer. I will be sure to take a look. - CW