10 Bestselling Books For Your Travel Suitcase

We all need to get away, rest, and find peace at some point. You've come to the right place if you've decided on a vacation and have begun packing your suitcases. A must-do for your vacation is to get lost in the pages of a favorite book and escape from stress. White Book House has compiled a list of ten best-selling books for your travel suitcase.

The American Roommate Experiment

The Goodreads Choice Award-winning author of The Spanish Love Deceit has written The American Roommate Experiment. Rosie Graham, who aspired to be a writer, made the difficult decision to leave her salaried job. Setbacks continued after she made this decision, which she kept hidden from her family. His New York apartment's ceiling physically crumbles on him. Fortunately, he has his closest friend Lina's spare key while he is away. Lina, on the other hand, gave the house key to her cousin Lucas. Lucas offers to let Rosie stay with him until he can find suitable temporary housing. You'll adore this outgoing and caring housemate.

The Spanish Love Deception

The Spanish Love Deception is well-liked by readers of romantic comedies. Catalin's daughter has a companion who will take advantage of your day. Martin's close friends believe he has a boyfriend. Now she'll be with her adored ex and fiancee in front of everyone, and she'll be dying to see him. She has only four weeks to locate a partner.

Go Tell the Bees That I Am Gone

We shall see how war broke a family and filled their hearts with longing in Go Tell the Bees That I Am Gone. Nobody is left alone by the war. There is no genuine security in the past, present, or future, and the only sanctuary is what you can protect: your family, friends, and home. Claire and Jamie are finally reunited with their daughter Brianna, husband Roger, and their children in 1779, and they are rebuilding their home on Fraser's Ridge since only a substantial structure can protect them from threats and worries.

The Match

Wilde grew raised without an identity, knowing nothing about his family and having never met his parents. All he knows is that as a young boy, he lived a wild life in New Jersey's Ramapo Mountains and was known as Wilde, the boy from the forest. Determined to identify his family, he does DNA searches and joins the online network of doxxers, a hidden society dedicated to exposing anonymous bullies. The Match, an exciting story with an unexpected climax, is available at the White Rain Book House.

The Lincoln Highway

Amor Towles, a maestro of riveting, intelligent fiction, returns with The Lincoln Highway, a smart and engrossing novel set in 1950s America. Emmett Watson, then eighteen, is transported to Nebraska by the manager of the children's farm in June 1954 and sentenced to fifteen months in prison for involuntary manslaughter. Emmett's mother has died, his father has recently died, and the family farm has been foreclosed by the bank. He intends to take his eight-year-old brother Billy to California, where they may begin their lives over. Towles' third novel, told from several perspectives over the course of ten days, will surprise you.

Sleepless

Sleepless is a tale about crime and vengeance that will stay with you forever. Nadja Kulka has been convicted of a heinous crime for several years. He hopes to live a normal life after he is released from prison, with a good apartment, a solid job, and maybe a few friends, as she desired. But when one of these friends, Laura von Hoven, the free-spirited beauty and wife of Nadja's boss, murders her lover and asks Nadja's assistance, Nadja cannot refuse. The two ladies construct a lonely cabin in the woods, ideal for burying a body. Their preparations, however, are swiftly derailed, and Nadja finds herself a pawn in a weird game in which she is both the perfect victim and the perfect killer.

Find Your People: Building Deep Community in a Lonely World

In Find Your People, bestselling author Jennie Allen uses science and history, timeless biblical truth, and intimate experiences from her own life to present a recipe for finding new friends and sustaining healthy relationships. We know we were created to interact, play, adventure, and discover with others. Find Your People will teach you how to thoroughly immerse yourself in the community and enjoy all of its wonders. Because, while the agony of loneliness is palpable, it does not have to be our reality.

The Midnight Library

This library is unlike any you've ever seen; it's located somewhere beyond the cosmos and contains an infinite number of volumes, each telling the narrative of a different world. Each choice you make results in a distinct ending and plot in the books. Anyone who wants to know what is truly rewarding in life and, more importantly, what makes it worthwhile to live should conduct their own research while browsing the Midnight Library.

Man's Search for Meaning

Man's Search for Meaning is a 1946 book by Viktor Frankl that recalls his experiences as a Nazi concentration camp prisoner during World War II, outlining his psychotherapy method of setting a goal in life to feel positive and then immersing in picturing that end. The book was named one of the most influential in the United States. The book had sold over 10 million copies and been translated into 24 languages by the time Frankl died in 1997. Based on his observations, Frankl concludes that a prisoner's psychological reactions are influenced not just by his living conditions, but also by his freedom of choice.

The Alchemist

We show the philosophical story of Santiago, an Andalusian shepherd who traveled from Spain to seek the riches at the foot of the Egyptian Pyramids. However, it is also a advice; "How will you control your fate?" How will you get happiness?" A moral and life guide that finds answers to questions like: This guiding element is definitely the reason why this novel, which appears to be a mystical fairy tale, is so famous all over the world.Reading the Alchemist is like waking up early in the morning and seeing the sun rise while everyone else is still sleeping.