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Books or Covers that Feel Like Summer

 I'm doing last week's TTT topic since I missed it. Also, although I of course love books and have an ever-expanding TBR list, I'm actually trying to get rid of books to open up more space in my home and hold less literal baggage in my life. Actually, I should probably post books I am looking to let go of because I would like to give them to new homes that want them. That would be my actual wish list! Anyway, on to summer books and Happy Top Ten Tuesday!

Books or Covers that Feel Like Summer

  1. Caribbean Competitors by Poppy Minnix-I got this for review *checks notes* in November 😯but it looks like more of a summer book, so hopefully I'll finally get to it!
  2. The Villa by Rachel Hawkins-Sultry, sordid summer secrets.
  3. Summer at the Garden Cafe´ by Felicity Hayes-McCoy--haven't read this one yet, but loved the first book!
  4. Happy Place by Emily Henry--I enjoyed Book People, and this one has a very summery cover.
  5. That Summer Feeling by Bridget Morrisey--Adult summer camp! Haven't read this yet, but I'm in.

That Summer Feeling by Bridget Morrissey






Comments

Lydia said…
These all feel super summery for sure.

And, yeah, they’re all sorts of books gathering dust on my TBR, too. I’m trying really hard to plow through some of them this summer!

Here is my Top Ten Tuesday post.
Susan said…
These definitely feel like summer!

I've often thought of giving away books I no longer want here on my blog. If only it wasn't so expensive to ship things...

Happy TTT!

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