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    Discuss: What Makes a Vacation Read
    
  
  
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      weirdly enough, I tend to take a lot of nonfiction books on vacation. With fiction, especially suspense fiction--things that might normally fit the definition of beach reads--I get so interested I can't put them down. With nonfiction, I find I can step away if needed to do vacation-type things.
    


But what do those even mean? What makes a book a "vacation/summer read?" And is this question not answerable due to the number of different tastes and genres (though the publishing industry obviously thinks its answerable)?