Wednesday, July 3, 2013

Summer Reading

Summer Reading at the Beach

There are different kinds of summer reading.

Whether you're settling in on the back porch with a classic you always meant to read, or lazing at the beach with a Nicholas Sparks novel, it's hard to beat summer reading.

I usually tend towards overly serious literary fiction & lots of memoirs & non-fiction. But this summer I've been devouring one novel after another. Specifically some of the great Young Adult fiction that has been coming out lately.

There's something so restoring about sitting out in the sunshine & getting lost in a really good novel.

What are you reading this summer?
I'm always looking for good recommendations...

5 comments:

  1. I love that you two are blogging together! How fun! :)

    As for summer reading, I am going the audio book route. Loving The Help, and the Stephanie Plum series by Janet Evanovich!

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    1. Sweet, I think I'll look for the Stephanie Plum books at the library. Now that I started watching Castle I kind of want to read a crime novel. (:

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  2. Kisses From Katie--just finished this incredible call to live, love, and give sacrificially

    In the middle of Lysa Terkeurst's Becoming More Than a Good Bible Study Girl

    Hope to read more of Kate Dicamillo's books. Loved The Magician's Elephant which I read a couple of weeks ago.

    I may reread The Mitford series because each book is like a delightful visit with friends.

    Deb Weaver
    thewordweaver.com

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    1. Mitford! We were just talking earlier today about Father Tim & Cynthia. xx

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  3. Hi Christy and Jenny! Your mom told me to come over and check you two out. I am weighing in on Mitford. Love the books! I wish Jan would write more of them. I even made a trip to Mitford (Blowing Rock) a few year's back and parked right beside Lord's Chapel. Alas, Father Tim never came out. I've read a few Nicholas Sparks novels but couldn't quite connect with him.

    Best,
    Bonnie

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