When the weather is cold and blustery, would you rather read something is equally wintery? Or something to take you as far away from the snow as possible?
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Booking Through Thursday 
My answer is here: http://realbooks4ever.tumblr.com/post/110208512249
Here’s mine: http://wetpantystories.com/2015/02/05/booking-through-thursday-74-cold-weather-reading/
Today actually felt like winter in Austin!
This is not a double comment, I promise. I just have another topic suggestion: What is your favorite book about books (or your favorite writing about writing)? What do you like about it?
We don’t have winter, but it still gets chilly. 🙂 Here’s my answer for this week’s question.
The late fall and early winter always makes me hunger for outdoors adventure books, for some reason — both novels like those by Jack London, and real-life tales like Sir Hillary taking on Mount Everest.
http://novel-idea-dithers.blogspot.co.uk/2015/02/cold-weather-reading.html