LIFE
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One of my favorite things about summer is the extra time to slow down and enjoy a good book. Whether I’m sitting outside with my coffee or winding down after a long day, reading gives me a chance to recharge. So far this summer, I’ve revisited some old favorites and discovered a few new titles that I’m excited to share with you.
If you have a favorite summer read, I’d love to hear about it in the comments. I’m always looking for recommendations.
This lyrical and haunting novel remains one of the most beautiful stories I’ve ever read. Set in the marshes of North Carolina, it follows the life of Kya, a girl abandoned by her family and raised by nature. Delia Owens crafts a tale that blends love, loneliness, resilience, and prejudice into every page. The story begins slowly but is worth sticking with. By the end, I was completely drawn in. This novel has already earned a place as a modern classic.
If you enjoyed the television series New Amsterdam, you will find this memoir fascinating. Dr. Eric Manheimer shares twelve powerful stories from his time at Bellevue Hospital, offering a compelling look at the healthcare system and the people within it. Each chapter introduces a different patient, creating an emotional and eye-opening reading experience. This is a quick and engaging book that will stay with you.
This story explores how life can change in ways we never expect. It is a book about love, friendship, and the paths we take. Without revealing too much, I’ll say this is not your typical love story. Rebecca Serle writes with emotion and clarity, and the story had a surprising impact on me. It left me in tears and made me reflect on what it truly means to love someone. The ending was unexpected and deeply moving.
This novel gave me a deeper understanding of the refugee experience. Through the story of Nuri and Afra, a couple fleeing war-torn Syria, Christy Lefteri brings the reader into the emotional and physical challenges of displacement and survival. I was reminded of a childhood friend whose family left Bosnia under similar circumstances. This book is beautifully written and left a lasting impression. It is a powerful reminder of how quickly life can change.
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This was my favorite romance novel of the summer. It is a small-town love story that feels comforting and familiar, even if a bit predictable. I fell in love with the characters and enjoyed the cozy, heartwarming atmosphere. It is the kind of book that leaves you smiling. I already ordered book two and cannot wait to continue the series.
What books have you been reading this summer? Share your recommendations in the comments. I’m always looking to add more titles to my reading list.
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