Here are the 5 books on my 2019 summer reading list. Back when I was in school, summer was my time to read as many books as I can. I would stay up all night reading. One summer, I read like 10 books. With a full-time job, a blog, my addiction to Netflix, and a (some-what non-existent) social-life, reading always gets pushed aside now. Making a list like this helps me to stick to my reading goals. I think 5 books is a do-able number, but I guess we will just have to wait and see which of these I actually finish. If you decide to read any of these books or have read any already, I would love to hear your thoughts! Summer book club anyone??

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The Sun is Also A Star

By: Nicola Yoon

I added this to my list because the movie version just came out and I prefer reading the books before watching the movie. This is the same author who wrote Everything, Everything which they also turned into a film. I am expecting this to be any easy, probably predicable, cutesy novel. Perfect for reading by the pool.

The Woman in the Window

By: A.J Finn

This book has been sitting on my shelf for a while and I’ve been super into thrillers lately. It is also in production to become a movie to be released this fall. Reading the description gives me Disturbia vibes, which used to be my favorite movie in high school.

All the Ugly and Wonderful Things

By: Bryn Greenwood

I’m honestly not too sure what this book will be like but I bought it at Half Price Books awhile back mainly because the title sounded cool. From Amazon, “A beautiful and provocative love story between two unlikely people and the hard-won relationship that elevates them above the Midwestern meth lab backdrop of their lives.”

Vox

By: Christina Dalcher

In this novel based in the near future, woman’s rights are being taken way and are only allowed to speak 100 words a day. I love dystopian, end of the world, type books so this seemed right up my alley. Plus, I feel like it might have some relevant information about today’s society. For fans of The Handmaid’s Tale.

Tomorrow There Will Be Sun

By: Dana Reinhardt

I was on the search for a beachy, vacation themed novel to add to my summer reading list and came across this one. It seems like there’s a big twist somewhere in there and I’m excited to find out what it is!

If you want to read my fall reading list click here!

What is on your summer reading list?