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Diving into the world of a book with a hot cup of coffee on cold winter days is one of the definitions of tranquility for many book lovers. Reading a book in such an environment offers a short escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life and takes you to a completely different world. These worlds that you enter with the flavor and deep aroma of coffee help to relax the mind and nourish the soul. Moreover, this journey becomes much more enjoyable with the relaxing effect of coffee. Feeling the emotions of each character and the depth of each line can leave deep marks on the human soul, especially in the winter season. If you are looking for book suggestions that will perfectly accompany coffee in the winter months, you can benefit from this list that we have prepared for you.

For Those Seeking for Romance: Pride and Prejudice – Jane Austen

Winter means romance for some readers. Known as one of the best writers of the romantic genre, Jane Austen's classic work Pride and Prejudice is a great choice to read with a hot cup of coffee.

The main character of this novel set in the English countryside, Elizabeth Bennet, draws attention with her strong personality and love of freedom, while the cold-blooded and distant Mr. Darcy stands out with his prejudices and pride. The conflicts in the first encounter between the two characters and the up-and-down relationship between them are blended with Austen's humorous style to create an unforgettable love story. In addition, the character of Mr. Darcy is among the first examples of the cold romantic hero type.

A Nobel Prize-Winning Novel: Kar - Orhan Pamuk

Our Nobel Prize-winning author Orhan Pamuk's novel Kar will deeply feel the cold atmosphere of the winter covered with snow.

The story, which begins with the poet Ka's return from Germany, delves deeply into the social and political conflicts in Kars, as well as issues of faith and identity. Orhan Pamuk draws the reader into this atmosphere by depicting Ka's spiritual world and the dark, heavy air of winter with a deep melancholy.

A Journey for Justice: To Kill a Mockingbird - Harper Lee

To Kill a Mockingbird, which has an important place among the classics, offers a story that delves into the depths of human nature, based on concepts such as justice and racism. Set in the Southern regions of America, To Kill a Mockingbird tells the story of lawyer Atticus Finch's quest for justice through the eyes of his daughter Scout. Reading this book in the winter with a heart-warming coffee can help you embark on a deep journey about justice and human values. You can also watch the movie after reading the novel.

In addition to this unforgettable work by Harper Lee, you can also add In the Shadow of the Rosary Tree, which is considered a sequel to this book and meets readers 55 years later, to your reading list.

For Detective Lovers: Kar Kokusu - Ahmet Ümit

One of the first names that comes to mind when it comes to the detective thriller genre in our country, Ahmet Ümit's novel Kar Kokusu allows you to feel the cold, mysterious and dark atmosphere of the winter season to your bones.

Kar Kokusu tells the story of a group of revolutionary Turkish students in Moscow. The experiences of these young people in the shadow of the Cold War, espionage stories and political conflicts turn into a gripping series of events. If you are looking for a book that raises curiosity in the detective genre, Kar Kokusu might be a good choice.

A Timeless Classic: The Little Prince - Antoine de Saint-Exupéry

A must-read for readers of all ages, The Little Prince, which contains deep philosophical and human values, is a work that can warm your heart on cold winter days. The book begins with the Little Prince, who lives on a small planet, leaving his planet and his beloved flower there to explore the universe. This process of discovery offers the reader the opportunity to deeply question concepts such as maturation, friendship, love and the meaning of life. If you are looking for a book that can be read by both adults and children, The Little Prince should definitely be on your reading list.

A Difficult Existence Process: Martin Eden - Jack London

One of the unforgettable works and heroes of Jack London, Martin Eden's journey of loneliness, disappointment and finding his own identity promises a fascinating experience. The novel deals with universal themes such as the meaning of life, freedom and love, while offering the opportunity to think deeply during the long and silent days of winter.

A Russian Classic: Anna Karenina - Lev Nikolayevich Tolstoy

One of the most-read novels of Tolstoy, Anna Karenina can take you on a fascinating journey about marriage, love and death. You can join Anna's inner journey and her fight against social norms during the cold winter days and accompany her. In addition, the Russian landscapes and the atmosphere in the winter months offered by the book can further strengthen the dramatic structure of the story. For those looking for a classic work, this novel by Tolstoy can be a good choice.

Hope, Desire and Sadness: Şarkını Söylediğin Zaman - İnci Aral

This story by İnci Aral takes place in Ankara in the late 70s and makes you feel the cold of Ankara deeply. İnci Aral explores a changing country, social structures, youth and dark times woven with politics in this book. The hope, desire and sadness in the lives of the novel's characters Deniz and Cihan, shaped by songs, are masterfully depicted.

Journey to Alaska: The Great Alone - Kristin Hannah

Kristin Hannah's novels might be an ideal choice for those who would like to think about human relationships. The Great Alone is about a family drama and post-war traumas, while also depicting life in a cold, isolated Alaskan town. The bone-chilling cold of Alaska combines with Kristin Hannah's fascinating narration in this book.

Alternative Doors of Life: The Midnight Library - Matt Haig

Matt Haig's best-selling novel, The Midnight Library, which has been talked about frequently lately, is among the novels that can best accompany a hot coffee.

The book is about a woman named Nora Seed, who is considering suicide due to the indecision and disappointments in her life and enters a magical library where she discovers different versions of her own life. If you would like to think about the consequences of the choices you didn't make in life and go on an inner journey, you can read this novel.

A Story Set in Iceland: 8 Dakika - İrem Can

The blue lake, the mysterious igloo, the man in the black hat... 8 Dakika invites you to take a journey through the fascinating and cold geography of Iceland. The novel tells the story of Mel's journey in Iceland, where she goes to solve the legend of the "Sheltered City". With this book, you too can be a part of the process of discovering that extinction is not only an end but also an opportunity for new beginnings. You can add this book to your reading list to discover the unique nature of Iceland.