Spring
is nature’s way of saying let’s partyyy!
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And all you book nerds would agree
that the party is incomplete without book discussion. Spring is such a happy
time, the chirping of birds, glittering sunshine and of course the bubbling
zeal to read more.
Here
is my spring TBR list…
- Finding
Audrey (Sophie Kinsella)
I
think all Sophie Kinsella books would make perfect spring reads. The undertones
of blossoming romance and eternal happiness is what makes her books just what
spring needs!
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I
have heard so many good things about this one and it has been on my wishlist
since last year. Hoping to read it this spring.
- The
Ice Cream Girls (Dorothy Koomson)
Dorothy
Koomson is my new Jodi Picoult. I’ve read two of her books – ‘My Best Friend’s
Girl’ and ‘Marshmallows for Breakfast’ and both were amazing. ‘Marshmallows’
was a tad bit better!
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Have
high hopes from this one, fingers crossed.
- The
Little Flower Shop by the Sea (Ali McNamara)
The
name spells it as a spring read. In spring there can be never enough romance! Adding
to the rose colored expectations (I am sure all bookworms live in whimsy world)
is this book which I am rather excited to read.
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- Say
What You Will (Cammie McGovern)
I
remember reading ‘The Fault in Our Stars’ in spring a couple of years ago. Ever
since I try to read a few heart wrenching reads at this time of the year. The
bright sky, happy vibes, and my over enthusiastic pet – Romeo somehow doesn’t
let the book and the related sadness overpower. (Nerd Girl Problem 215)
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- To
All the Boys I’ve Loved Before series (Jenny Han)
It
is a 2 book series and is quite popular. My Instagram feed has been flooded and
that’s how I know it is very popular. Since I am in the YA reading phase, these
would be perfect reads for this vivacious weather.
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- Suicide
Notes (Michael Thomas Ford)
Spring
is also a great time to turn towards some dark humor. The upbeat spring vibe
doesn’t let the book hangover stay for long.
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Suicide
Notes sounds so complex, and I think this would be a great time to decipher the
complexities.
- Journey
Under the Midnight Sun (Keigo Higashino)
Just
when you get too mushy and totally engulfed in the spring mood, let Japanese literature
add some thrill. If you haven’t read Keigo’s work, I recommend you must. The
thrill and mystery makes all his books page turners.
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If
you have read any of these or some of these babies are on your TBR lists, let
me know. Also tell me what are you planning to read this spring!
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