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20 Books To Put On Your Summer Reading List

Dive into a good book this summer.

Maria Chappa

May 30, 2018

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20 Books To Put On Your Summer Reading List

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For many of us, a perfect summer day includes lounging by the pool or a day at the beach with a good book and cold drink in hand. Finding the perfect beach read can be far from easy when you’ve practically read all the summer romance books in the young adult section of your library. Here are twenty books to get you started this summer, including three of my all time favorites. Happy reading!

1. "Someone Like" you by Sarah Dessen

2. "Nantucket Blue" Series by Leila Howland

3. "Summer Boys" Series by Hailey Abbott

4. "How I Lost You" by Janet Gurtler

5. "Catching Jordan" by Miranda Kenneally

6. "My Life Next Door" by Huntley Fitzpatrick

7. "Rules of Summer" Series by Joanna Philibin

8. "Open Road Summer" by Emery Lord

9. "Second Chance Summer" by Morgan Maston

10. "The Book Of Broken Hearts" by Sarah Ockler

11. "The Moon and More" by Sarah Dessen

12. "On the Fence" by Kasie West

13. "The Summer I Turned Pretty" by Jenny Han

14. "Forever" by Judy Blume

15. "Along for the Ride" by Sarah Dessen

16. "Twenty Boy Summer" by Sarah Ockler

17. "Looking for Alaska" by John Green

19. "Everything Everything" by Nicola Yoon

20. "By Your Side" by Kasie West

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