My Eurovisionathon TBR

This month, I am taking part in Eurovisionathon. This is a readathon based on the Eurovision Song Contest and was created by Helen @helwid87. It is running from 18th April to 16th May 2020. You choose books based on the 26 countries that were in the Eurovision last year. Each time you finish a book, you log it on the scorecard on twitter.

My Eurovision TBR

I am aiming to do all 26 but I’m getting a little stuck on a couple of books so any suggestions, please leave a comment and I’ll check it out!

The Netherlands – We Escaped: A Family’s Flight From Holland During WWII – Alexander H. ter Weele
Italy – Horrible Histories: The Ruthless Romans – Terry Deary
Russia – Michal’s Destiny – Roberta Kagan
Switzerland – Frankenstein – Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley
Norway – The Viking – Marti Talbott
Sweden – The 100 Year Old Man Who Jumped Out of the Window and Disappeared – Jonas Jonasson
Azerbaijan – TBC (suggestions welcome)
North Macedonia – TBC (suggestions welcome)
Australia – Fortune’s Son – Jennifer Scoullar
Iceland – Snare – Lilja Siguroardottir
Czech Republic – A Year and a Day – Isabelle Broom
Denmark – The Viking’s Chosen – Quinn Loftis
Slovenia – TBC (suggestions welcome)
France – A Tale of Two Cities – Charles Dickens
Cyprus – Dead of August – Panayotis Cacoyannis
Malta – Insight Guide: Explore Malta (Lonely Planet)
Serbia – Maid of Baikal – Preston Fleming
Albania – Hold Still – Tim Adler
Estonia – The Man Who Spoke Snakish – Andrus Kivirahk
San Marino – TBC (suggestions welcome)
Greece – Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief – Rick Riordan
Spain – Night Boat to Tangier – Kevin Barry
Israel – A Horse Walks into a Bar – David Grossman
Germany – A Family Shattered: Michal’s Destiny Book 2 – Roberta Kagan
Belarus – No Woman’s Land – Elle Midwood
United Kingdom – The Boy in the Back of the Class – Onjali Q. Rauf