Book Recommendations for the Perfect Summer Read 📚☀️

[@cafeaulivre]

What are your sumer plans? Do you have a summer TBR? An ideal literary travel companion? Let me know down below and we'll talk summer reads some more!

[@stevenpace1849]

My all time favorite summer novel is Dandelion Wine by Ray Bradbury. This semi-autobiographical coming of age novel reminds us all what it is like to be a twelve year old boy growing up in a small midwestern town in 1927. So magical and unforgettable. Best read underneath a tree or by a lake.

[@cafeaulivre]

Again 1927…that truly must have been a special year 😄

[@suzannebousquet2710]

This is one of my favorites! It reminds me of my childhood.

[@monicai.3034]

Great recommendations as always! Thank you! Let the summer begin! 🥳

[@cafeaulivre]

Thank you and I could really do with some sun tbh

[@Christalesty]

I always take my kindle, but I can’t resist taking some physical copies as well 😅 I love to read romance on vacation, especially when the book takes place on a vacation or exotic destination as well. 😊

[@cafeaulivre]

I do sometimes try to read a book that is set in the actual place I am at that moment…makes for a great check to see if the author did their research 🤣

[@tim9059]

I try to read a long novel every summer. This year I am considering "The Good Soldier Švejk" by Jaroslav Hašek.

[@cafeaulivre]

I should follow suit because I havn’t read that one myself yet

[@amysmith1044]

My TBR is becoming unmanageable because of you and this is the furthest thing from a complaint😅😂😂🎉

[@cafeaulivre]

#sorrynotsorry 😋

[@olly3231]

Perfect timing! I'm going on holiday this weekend and was just looking for a book to take with me.

[@cafeaulivre]

Have a good one, where are you headed?

[@michellehyland3675]

Can I recommend "The Darling Buds of May" series of books and also "A Room With A View"

[@cafeaulivre]

Both are good recommendations 🥰

[@tracythomas132]

I holiday in the autumn to avoid the school holidays, and travel by coach in my own country, I listen to audiobooks while travelling, so it’s too early for me to decide. I’ve just gotten rid of Freakonmics in a de-clutter, which I couldn’t get on with. Death on the Nile is brilliant narrated by Hugh Fraser (Captain Hastings in the David Suchet incarnation of Poirot), but in my minds eye I think of Peter Ustinov film!

[@cafeaulivre]

I had the same audiobook: it was the ideal voice for me 😋

[@shisharma]

Definately going to read death on the nile !sounds intresting 🙌🏼

[@cafeaulivre]

It’s a great choice!