Hey guys! Summer is finally here and I couldn’t be happier. It’s time to start reading more books and enjoy as much time outside as possible: I’m so looking forward to long picknicks in the park, barbecues and of course, sitting outside with a great novel (and an iced-coffee in hand). Don’t you agree that’s what summer was made for?
Today my first university appointment was at 4 pm (yes, the student life…), so I spend my morning with a long and leisurely brunch and later headed to the library to get a big stash of books for summer. Now I can’t wait to start reading them and discover new stories and adventures (good thing I finished watching Hart of Dixie last week…). I always put together a reading list at the beginning of every season, go to the library to see what I can find and maybe order a few of the others.
Here’s what’s on my reading list this summer (if you want to check them out too – you can find a description if you click on the title):
Villette | Charlotte Brontë
The Paris Wife | Paula McLain
Maisie Dobbs | Jacqueline Winspear
The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao | Junot Díaz
Veronica Decides to Die | Paolo Coelho
The Secret of Lost Things | Sheridan Hay
Incendiary | Chris Cleave
How to Fall in Love | Cecelia Ahern
Major Pettigrew’s Last Stand | Helen Simonson
The Marriage Plot | Jeffrey Eugenides
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What are you reading at the moment? Anything I could add to my list?
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This is a great selection here, I may have to invest in a few of these :)
I LOVED Incendiary.
Oh perfect! I was just about to order some books – I’m finally going to read the Goldfinch, and also the 100 year old man who climbed out of the window (or something along those lines).
But these are my all-time favourites
http://www.catherinesprunt.com/2014/02/february-reading-list-food-memoirs.html
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June 4, 2014
I can’t wait for the summer holidays to be able to read again!! I’m studying for a very important exam so I had to give up reading for a while and I miss it so much : (
The last book I read was The Casual Vacancy by JK Rowling which I really loved. The next book I’m going to read -as soon as I’m done with the exam- is A Thousand Splendid Suns by Khaled Hosseini. The Kite Runner (by Hosseini as well is a must!).
http://memoriesofthepacific.blogspot.com.es/