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I'm taking a bit of a break from my usual Friday Linkups to try something a little different. I'm in a list making kind of mood so I thought I'd start making random five lists. Sometimes they'll be bookish other weeks not so much. We are in the middle of summer and I have decided reading about summer is infinitely more preferable than actually being in the middle of summer. I don't mind the heat so much or even the humidity but I am not a fan of the mosquitos and we seem to have a bumper crop here this year. So here are 5 books with summer actually in the title so I can get all the joy of summer without the mosquito bites.
1. A Hundred Summers by Beatriz Williams
2. Boardwalk Summer by Meredith Jaeger
3. Summer at the Garden Cafe by Felicity Hayes-McCoy
4. Summer Hours by Amy Mason Doan
5. The Summer Deal by Jill Shalvis
Do you prefer real summer or fictional summer?
I need to be reading summer books, not sure I've read any of those but I love the covers!
ReplyDeleteThe only one I have read is Jill Shalvis who is always awesome.
ReplyDeleteAnne - Books of My Heart
Dear Summer, oh how I miss thee....
ReplyDeleteHappy weekend Katherine!
Elza Reads
Fun summer covers! And I think right now I prefer fictional summers because the real one is being super hot and dry and way too windy. ;D
ReplyDeleteWhat fun summer covers. I read a lot of beach reads, but haven't read any of these.
ReplyDeleteI can’t resist summery titles and covers. I’ve got Summer Hours on my TBR.
ReplyDeleteBeing in the middle of winter kind of makes summer books appealing and I will read them in winter! Ouch to the mosquitoes, I had screens put on all the windows I open but as a youngster my sister and I would often be swatting one in the middle of the night ( or trying to!) I've recently enjoyed The Edge of Summer by V Shipman
ReplyDeleteOur mosquitos are on attack now.
ReplyDeleteI love all the covers on the summer books. Hard to resist!
Mary @Bookfan
I love summery books. These all look good.
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