Last month I shared what I was throwing in my beach bag for one last month of summer bliss, so this month I'll be sharing the books that I hope will grace my nightstand.
This month I have decided to go old school. I am cutting back on the amount of review books that I am reading and I am am hopefully going to hit up some of the books that have been collecting dust on my shelves.
YA Fiction:
When Dimple Met Rishi by Sandhya Menon - I vow to read this book this fall. I haven't read a bad review for it!
Speak Easy Speak Love by McKelle George - I also received this one for review and this YA debut sounds really fun. Who doesn't love the 1920s?
Adult Fiction:
The One That Got Away by Melissa Pimentel - I also received this for review and am looking forward to reading this modern retelling of Austen's Persuasion.
The Secret by Julie Garwood - This was leftover my last month's TBR pile and I have heard such good things about this historical romance. I must make time for this book this month!
I am more than a little bummed that summer is coming to a close, but there's something nice about cozying up with a good fall read. What do you hope to read this September? Let me know in the comments below.
I have The Winter Sea on my shelf but haven't picked it up yet, and I want to read The Rose Garden, too! Her books sound like stories I would really enjoy. I read The One Who Got Away recently, but I haven't read Persuasion, so I'm not sure how that affected my enjoyment of the book!
ReplyDeleteI've read some mixed reviews for The One Who Got Away, but I am hoping to still give it a try soon. The Winter Sea is my favorite of Kearsley's...you should definitely check it out if you like historical fiction! Thanks for visiting, Angela.
DeleteI just read When Dimple Met Rishi and I LOVED it. I hope you really end up enjoying that one. Speak Easy Speak Love is one that I definitely want to check out. It sounds so good, and I love that cover.
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to read it! I hope to read it next. Thanks for visiting, Julie!
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