Happy Literary Friday, My Lovelies!
Ah, the weekend….time to relax and (hopefully) read a book or two….YAY!
After a school year of reading mostly books on my daughter's reading list, I cannot wait to get started with my summer reading this weekend. :D
Here's a look-see at what I'll be reading:
A baker's dozen books….usually I only read 8 - 10 during the summer. This list is a bit ambitious, but what's wrong with aiming a little higher?
What's on your summer reading list?
Until next time…
Happy {summer} reading!
Ricki Jill
Ah, the weekend….time to relax and (hopefully) read a book or two….YAY!
After a school year of reading mostly books on my daughter's reading list, I cannot wait to get started with my summer reading this weekend. :D
Here's a look-see at what I'll be reading:
Can you judge a book by its cover? In this case I hope so!
I've wanted to read this one for a long time
Her books are nice lake reads
Shelley has also chosen this one for summer reading
This is my book club's selection for summer
Katherine Howe is one of my favorite writers
Holly Black is very popular YA writer
A birthday gift from my daughter Shanley Belle
He also wrote The Remains of the Day
LOVED The Rosie Project!
Super writer
This one just looks good…
Written by the lovely Nana Diana!
A baker's dozen books….usually I only read 8 - 10 during the summer. This list is a bit ambitious, but what's wrong with aiming a little higher?
What's on your summer reading list?
Until next time…
Happy {summer} reading!
Ricki Jill
The looks like great! I just finished "The Storied Life of A J Vickery" and adored it. Btw.. I haven't read Elizabeth Berg in years. BTW... I always judge a book by its cover! Enjoy your weekend.
ReplyDeleteGreat list! Did I tell you I joined a book club locally? So excited for our first gathering on June 30th.
ReplyDeleteI am not doing as much reading this summer, but I plan on doing a lot of writing!!
ReplyDeleteOh man, those all look good. I'm a sucker for good covers, and I can't wait to hear what you think of them!
ReplyDeleteThat is quite the list to read over the summer. Glad to see you back blogging. Congrats to your daughters on finishing their school years, and to the graduate who did an amazing job. I'm just finishing up a series of about 18 book by Donna Andrews. I've got a few picked out for the summer and will see if they are all readily available from the library. Enjoy the weekend.
ReplyDeleteI loved The Rosie Project and the Rosie Effect. I agree, the cover of that first book is darling. I am reading the 6 novels in Anthony Trollope's Chronicles of Barchester, the first one is The Warden (about a church warden/minister in England in the 1850s) and I am reading the fourth one now Framley Parsonage. If you like Jane Austen you would probably like this series.
ReplyDeleteI've been reading even more since it's been hot and there do seem to be so many great new books lately. I love your list and have Diana's book right here on my coffee table. I'm glad to see you posting and hope you'll do literary Friday again. I'll do a post on books for next Friday! Happy reading sweet friend. Hugs Diane
ReplyDeleteGood list! I need to catch up. My hands are too sore to do much more of this manual labor thing. I loved THE GOLDFINCH, and I have always enjoyed Elizabeth Berg. I should make a list of that pile I have waiting on me -- I might actually finish them.
ReplyDeleteGreat list! I've written down the names of 4 of them for a start including the Elizabeth Berg book that I've somehow missed.
ReplyDeleteHappy reading!
Thanks for the list. I've not been reading much lately and need to get back into some good books. I read the Gold Finch. I was personally disappointed in it and wondered why it was a Pulitzer Prize winner. Will be interested to hear your take on it.
ReplyDeleteHave a fun summer with lots of leisure time to read!
Awwww...I am delighted, surprised, shocked (should I go on?) to find out I am on your summer reading list. I hope you enjoy it. Now I am a bit nervous when I see the authors that come before me. lol Have a wonderful summer! xo Diana
ReplyDeleteHi RJ, I read The Goldfinch thought it was interesting but didn't live up to the hype. Thanks for the list, I want to hear your review on Lessons in French..........
ReplyDeleteoooh, great list...more to add to my 'to read' list!
ReplyDeleteI've always enjoyed seeing book suggestions, and this one has several that have peaked my interest. Thank you! I have been so out-of-the-loop since our trip and not very good at keeping up with blogs, even my faves. I didn't even know that Diana had written a book, but I've already ordered it and sent her my apologies and congratulations.
ReplyDeleteThe Canterbury Sisters is on my list, too! :)
ReplyDeleteA lot of those are books I've heard great things about- have a lovely time reading! Even if you fail to read all of those books, reading by itself is a win, so you can't go wrong.