I know, I know. It's summer, the time for pool parties and fun in the sun. But what happens when everyone goes home, when the party's over? Do you slump on the couch, maybe turn your music up loud, whine "I'm so bo-o-o-red!" Or maybe you turn the television on, channel surf just to pass the time? I'm here to tell you there's a better way to pass your time! Read! There is a perfect genre and a perfect book for every summer occasion! Go forth and find an adventure.
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Happy Fourth of July, everyone! I'm on vacation with the family, so here are some of the books I've taken, carrying the theme of red, white, and blue to celebrate. I don't get much time to myself, but from what I've read, they're all amazing. Glass Sword and Murder on the Orient Express are new, and Eragon I bought used because I've read it and just wanted to own a copy.
Glass Sword (Victoria Aveyard)-I'm on page 116, but so far it is absolutely amazing. I loved Red Queen, and I am devouring it's sequel. It's kind of superficial, but what I love most about Glass Sword so far is the cover design. It takes my breath away every time I look at the intricate details and careful sculpting. Murder on the Orient Express (Agatha Christie)-I picked this up when I was in Montréal because I loved the minimalist style used in the cover design. It was part of a set, but I only got this and And Then There Were None. I haven't read very much, but I love what I have read. Agatha Christie is my go to author for murder mysteries, and I do love a good mystery. Eragon (Christopher Paolini)-Eragon is my favorite dragon novel. I have read a couple others, like Seraphina, but I always end up comparing them to the Inheritance Cycle. It has the adventure, and the characters to make the story come alive. |
The BaronessHey, I'm Shreya! I love to read, write, travel, and drink tea. Disclosure: I am an affiliate of bookshop.org and I will earn a small commission if you click the above link and make a purchase.
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