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Dive Into Summer Reading!
We may not be reading in far-flung destinations, but these books will transport you to anywhere their pages take you! So, join us for a season of great reading, even if the only place we travel is in our imagination.
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A few days ago ,as soon as the quarantine ban eased ,the first shop I went was a bookstore.Because I am at a high risk group ,and the salesperson was not really keeping her distance ,I quickly grabbed 3 books and came back home .One already finished this morning : The Eight Mountains https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/3... ,for the summer I must make an online order that will take a few weeks to arrive .
I'll be rereading some of my favorite series : David & Leigh Eddings - The Belgariad & The Malloreon Series (12 books in total ) + The Redemption of Althalus
Ellis Peters '- Brother Cadfael ( i finally have that one complete, all 20 books )
Mercedes Lackey - The 500 Kingdom Series (9 books )
and for the rest of summer ?? whatever tickles my interest
Happy reading to you all
I'd like to finish the Cazalet saga (I have read 2 out of 4 books so far), then maybe some other books of the Outlander series.And then of course many thriller.
A big social-distanced HUG to all the readers :)
I’m looking for a book with “an angel by your side - thanks Augusta Wilson
Even though I'm stuck at home, I'm going to try to make this summer one of the best by reading a whole bunch of the books from the summer reading post! :D
I'll be reading authors new to me this summer . A couple of years ago I fell out of love with reading and read less than half my normal number. After some consideration , I realised that for the last 15 years or so I'd been reading the same 30 or 40 authors , and getting less and less satisfaction from them .With only a few exceptions , I now only read authors I've never tried before. This summer , I've earmarked such unknowns ( to me ) as Ariana Franklin , James Dashner , Robin Blake as well as the Hunger Games books.
I read 5 pages I read to 38 to 63 I read 106 pages next I will read fairytale book it called little red Riding Hood in one book I finished this one that make 140 pages I will read Dr Seuss ABC I read 63 pages that make 170
Discover which titles our book-loving colleagues hope to read.It's great Summer Reading Challenge happening this time...
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Sergiu wrote: "I think its time to tame two beasts this summer: War and Peace and Les Miserables.Also I am currently starting Epictetus and Aristotle (Discourses for Epictetus; Politics and Ethics for Aristotle...."
KyLynn wrote: "I'm gonna reread Harry Potter."
You will love War and Peace! I also recommend the Count of Montecristo!
❇pen's thoughts...I'll be trying to finish all the books Quill has been trying to get me to read authors like ( Jessica day George ) (Pam Jenoff) and (Kate Morton) and I'll be trying to finish all the books I stopped reading halfway through last year for no good reason other then (THE BOOK SLUMP) IM always in
یکی از مهمترین دغدغههای بسیاری از متقاضیان خدمات حقوقی، دریافت مشاوره حقوقی دقیق پیش از تشکیل پرونده و اقدام حقوقی است.
At my age (84) I have read thousands of books, starting at age three. Right now I am into Jane Austin. I plan on keeping on reading books based on Pride and Predjudice. Some of them are really good.
Idk what I’m going to read! I’m really into a book right now!
sonal kumari wrote: "My reading lists :Twin souls
Magic academy
Rosewood"
Cool! That sounds interesting
I know all of you in the Northern Hemisphere are thinking Summer but those of us in the Southern Hemisphere are thinking Winter. So over here in Australia, we would like some good Winter reading guides. Any suggestions for the colder months here on the other side of the world to you?
I will read lots of escapist contemporary romance and cozy mysteries. My big summer read will probably be Middlemarch by George Eliot. A re-read. I didn't really connect to this novel as a young woman. I believe this reading will be different.
Planning on finally finishing the Quantum Gate series by Eric Warren; currently reading the third book, Triality. There most definitely should be a Summer Reading Challenge.
Pam from Maine wrote: "Maya wrote: "Quarantine has meant I’m putting away the more ‘serious’ books on my tbr, and I’ll instead be picking up some lighter, quicker reads that’ll contain a healthy dose of escapism. Right..."
Harry's Trees was delightful! The School of Essential Ingredients, perfect get away!
I am planning on reading OPPOSITE ALWAYS AND THE HATE YOU GIVE ME.
Yes,I plan on reading (a ton of books)this summer.
KyLynn wrote: "I'm gonna reread Harry Potter."Maya wrote: "Quarantine has meant I’m putting away the more ‘serious’ books on my tbr, and I’ll instead be picking up some lighter, quicker reads that’ll contain a healthy dose of escapism.
Right now, I’m pla..."
Instead of re-reading Harry Potter, try it on audio! Lots of fun to listen to the book.
KyLynn wrote: "I'm gonna reread Harry Potter."Instead of re-reading Harry Potter, why not mix it up and listen to the series on audiobooks? I had a lot of fun listening the second time I went through Harry Potter!
لان القراءة غجذاء ال اعدكم اني ساقرء قدر الامكان
My classic light summer reads are: Beach Read, A Palm Beach Wife, and Happy and You Know it. Also hoping to get to American Dirt, Hidden Valley Road in June. From slightly older books (pre-2020), I would like to get to The Farm, An American Marriage, and Circe.
Katherine wrote: "Amanda wrote: "It might be the escapism talking, but binge reading a a good series seems to be working so far."Sounds good to me! Which series do you have in mind?"
idk
Raine wrote: "Still stuck in quarantine, but it will be lifted after a few days and I'm finally going back buying books again... Right now I'm re-reading some of the books I'm interested in. I'm reading Philippa..."Funny, I can re-watch a good movie, but never re-read a book. Wonder why. good luck.
Hm...I have a whole shelf dedicated to all of my summer books on my bookshelf, and I'm wondering when I should start reading those. The official first day of summer or when the weather changes to summer weather or when school ends?
Endless Night-Agatha Christie
Seems like an interesting one.
jhnm wrote: "... and for those of us heading into winter?"Yes, hahaha we need winter recomendations!!
As of right now my June and July books are
and
I'm thinking
will be my August book
My goal is to read the whole Micheal Vey and Harry Potter Series
The one positive of lockdown is the ability to read books, though right now I'm juggling online exams. I'm finding that I really enjoy thrillers and historical fiction so would love some recommendations for when I have the time to read them
Definitely reading Don't Tell Dad by Peter Fonda
Emily wrote: "The one positive of lockdown is the ability to read books, though right now I'm juggling online exams. I'm finding that I really enjoy thrillers and historical fiction so would love some recommenda..."Join the Thriller club on Goodreads. Zillions of recommendations.l
The books I am planning on reading this summer are Graphic Novels.
Greg wrote: "Yaz elimizden ayrıldı, derin denizden kaplumbağalar gibi."Poetic.:)
The silent patient and the goldfinch