Tuesday, June 8, 2010

What Are You Reading this Summer?


Summer is here and the beach is calling ALL of us!!! What will you read this summer while your schedule is a little less hectic or hectic in a different way? There is something about time spent outdoors that makes you want to peruse some good reading material while enjoying the ocean breeze. I ordered "Sarah's Key" by Tatiana de Rosnay from the library and it is finally here. DH is going to read the Andrew Young novel about the John Edwards scandal. Edwards is a former neighbor of my family, so it'll be interesting to read. Most of you have read "The Help", which is a bestseller from last summer. What other fabulous books are in your beach bag, by your bed, or on your coffee table! Do tell! Mama Henley wants to know:)

14 comments:

Jennifer said...

My MIL is reading Sarah's Key. She seems to be enjoying it. I just read Same Kind of Different as Me. It was fabulous -one that you and your hubby would enjoy.

Suburban Princess said...

I am in the middle of re-reading the Tales of the City series...I am on the 4th book right now so I am sure the rest will get me through the summmer :O)

Travelbugmom said...

Read Sarah's Key last year...it was a good story - toward the end, I thought the author just didn't know how to end it and started getting really off track.
On my list this summer is The Space Between Us, 1000 White Women, The Walk, and the new Jodi Picoult.

I have to mention that the Emily Griffin books are very easy reads, but I must admit all of my bookclub liked them for summer reads....Something Borrowed, Something Blue, etc.

Good luck!

PS Will use your Travel tip in the next 2 weeks!!!!

Seersucker Scrapper said...

Oh. Sarahs Key is one of the many on my bedside table. I just finished Chasing Harry Winston and have started Mommmywood. I am also currently reading Pride and Prejudice and Benjamin Franklin.

I know I'm a little cooky reading so many books at the same time. Just depends what I am in the mood for that day.

Beth Dunn said...

I'm dying to read Pretty in Plaid, and some Dominick Dunne (if I have time) xoxo
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PS one fab mom is Elizabeth, we have different nick names. thx for your comment, sorry I've been so out of touch!

KK said...

Sarah's Key is great--you will love it!

Eloise said...

I listened to the unabridged version of The Forgotten Garden on my long drive from Texas to North Carolina and back. It was very enjoyable. On my list for this summer are Major Pettigrew's Last Stand and The Sweetness at the Bottom of the Pie.

Happy Reading!

Jo said...

I'm reading The Inn at Lake Devine for book club this month.I've just started the book so I can't really offer a review. I also have Lunch in Paris on my bedside table as a fun read offered by a friend. I'll be checking back to see what suggestions you receive. I read The Help ~ it was one of those books that you didn't want to end.

Jo

Jo

High-Heeled Foot in the door said...

Oh great posts. I love to read. I'm in the beginning of Worlds without ends by Ken Follett. So far so good, but I have a ways to go. It has over 1,000 pages!

annechovie said...

Ah, how I wish I had some time for a good book. Have a great week!

Jessica Ryan said...

I have heard fabulous things about that book. When you are done write a review for us!

E I Johnson said...

Read "In the Sanctuary of Outcasts" by Neil White!

Chesnye said...

I liked Sarah's Key. But I LOVED Same Kind of Different as Me and The Forgotten Garden. A quick read that I enjoyed was Saving CC Honeycutt. I just finished Roses while on vacation last week and really enjoyed it too. Another one that I liked was The Summer Guest. And Snowflower and the Secret Fan.
Hugs,
Chesnye

bevy said...

I am the last person in the world to read "The Help". Everyone is right... it is amazing.