Summer of 2024 has finally made its grand entrance and that means visiting famous tourist spots, bonding with friends and family, and importantly, having the luxury of time to read. Wherever you're headed for your summer getaway, we want to help you pick a great read that will make you forget reality. From nerve-wracking mysteries, to immersive memoirs, and feel-good love stories, we're sure there's one you'd like from our selection.
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What's summer without a dash of romance? Fluffy, sweet, and vibrant, the much anticipated companion novel to the bestsellingXOXO—ASAPis the perfect read for all the second chance romance lovers as itfocuses on the wealthy daughter of a K-pop company owner and a her ex-boyfriend who appears to be a well-known K-pop idol and how they can possibly blossom together again.
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If you're not down for something fast paced,My Year of Rest and Relaxationmight be up your alley as it is known for its minimal plotabout a young woman who decides to hibernate for a year to sleep away her depression in hopes of waking up as a brand new person. Laced with sarcasm and filled with self-awareness, this is a literal masterpiece we dare say might be hard to put down.
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Let's be real, any of Emily Henry's works would’ve been a great summer read butBeach Readis an obvious shoo-in. A storyabout a disillusioned romance author and a literary fiction writer who agrees to swap genres to combat their writers block but little did they know, it's going to be more than just that.
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Interested in acquiring a new skill or improving yourself this summertime?Deep Workteachesthe art of focusing as a superpower in the competitive twenty-first-century economy. A perfect read for anyone who wishes to find their own path and meaning in their current careers.
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There’s nothing like a tasty and gripping thriller en route to your vacay destination.I'm Not Done With You Yetfollows Jane, an unhappy and broke mid-list writer who’s stuck in a marriage and a house she disdains. Herbiggest regret? Rowing with her former friend Thalia who vanished ten years ago without a trace. Now, Thalia is back as aNew York Timesbestseller author and Jane is set to discover why.
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InFriends, Lovers, and the Big Terrible Thing, the late actor, Matthew Perry invites readers on an extraordinary journey through the highs and lows of his life. Learn a thing or two from his early years as he rose to fame and combated his addiction. In his memoir, Perry allowed himself to put out all the good and bad. An honest and moving book that will surely feel like you're just listening to a friend confiding.
