This Is How Goodreads Members Do Summer Reading
We polled Goodreads members about their summer reading habits, and the votes—over 95,000 of them—are in. Guess where 63% of respondents will be doing their summer reading? (Hint: It's not at the beach.) Check out more summer reading revelations below!

What books will you be reading this summer? (And if you didn't get a chance to vote in our polls, let us know how you do summer reading in the comments!)

What books will you be reading this summer? (And if you didn't get a chance to vote in our polls, let us know how you do summer reading in the comments!)
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Good so many people spend their holidays reading!







I always make sure I bring at least one book on holiday with me because I enjoy reading on the plane. It is also a great way to unwind after a long day in the evening.


The world would be empty with out all these wonderful authors and the fabulous stories that come with them!


That's why I am really sad to leave my lovely books...
But when I will return I will bring too many books and will read them in the class under the desk....
Ha Ha Ha


1) 2-3 books
2) paperbacks and hardbacks
3) 200-400 pages
4) books that transprot you to a different world
5) in bed/outdoors
Mostly I read in the train and in my garden or stay up late and read in bed

Totally true and I would never dare to say that reading is a waste of time! But this could be toatlly me. However sometimes (when it's not raining and it's not too hot) I even go outside, but only to read in my garden ;-)


I always have an audiobook or two, to read/listen in the car or plane.
I always try to visit and buy at a locally owned book store, to buy at least one book or more.
I've started reading on a Kindle… I can chose from any book in my virtual library and there's no glare on the page.
I like to read outside, weather permitting, at the beach or on a shady porch.
I love a rainy day so I can escape into an intriguing book for hours on end.
Genres? Usually one book that transports me to another world… another favorite would be a good mystery… and a good memoir is always inspiring.
How many books will I bring? My Kindle is loaded with hundreds, a dozen audiobooks are on my iPod though I may only get through one or two, depending on length of trip. Then there's the book or two I buy at the local shop. This year I bought two, The Nightingale and So You've Been Publicly Shamed… each different, each terrific.
I listened to one of the Medicus books by Ruth Downie which are fun sleuthing in Roman times, and on my Kindle… The Truth According to Us and Circling the Sun, both really engrossing and well written 20th century historical fiction. I also read H is for Hawk, a commendable memoir that deserves it's praises.
How did I get this much reading done? 3 weeks in a rented cottage on Cape Cod, near the beach. I loved every minute, even the two rainy days.
At home during our hot Florida summer, one must deal with all the usual distractions and work so I can't read as much as while on vacation. Plus, it's just too hot to read outdoors when it's 92 day after day. Ah, but winter is coming…



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