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A collage of six book covers, including 'Icebreaker,' 'Maybe Someday,' 'It Ends With Us,' 'Lost Girls,' 'Ugly Love,' and 'Love & Other Words,' with the text overlay 'BOOKS I READ this summer' in pink and white.
A review of 'Icebreaker' by Hannah Grace, rated 7/10, highlighting it as an 'enemies to lovers' story with more smut than plot, set against an ice rink background.
A review of 'Maybe Someday' by Colleen Hoover, rated 9/10, described as a unique Colleen Hoover plot that brings awareness to the deaf community, with a music-themed background.
A review of 'Ugly Love' by Colleen Hoover, rated 7.5/10, about friends with benefits turning to love, noted for its smut and unexpected plot twist, with medical and sky imagery.
A review of 'It Ends With Us' by Colleen Hoover, rated 8/10, mentioning domestic violence awareness and a preference for the book over the movie, set against floral and medical backdrops.
A review of 'Love & Other Words' by Christina Lauren, rated 8.5/10, about past best friends reconnecting, praised for its beautiful storytelling and alternating past/present chapters, with cozy and nature scenes.
A review of 'Lost Girls: An American Mystery' by Robert Kolker, rated 5/10, described as documentary-style writing that was confusing and lacked a strong story, against a dark, outdoor setting.
A view of a beach from a car's side mirror, with the text 'Thanks for reading! any suggestions for my next books to read? FOLLOW ME!'.
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Books I read this summer!

2024/12/4 Edited to

... Read moreThis summer, I immersed myself in a mix of genres, from Colleen Hoover's heartfelt storytelling to intriguing mysteries and compelling romance. Among the standout titles was "Icebreaker"—a tale of enemies to lovers set in the picturesque Maple Hills that captivated over a million readers. Another notable mention is "Maybe Someday," which not only entertained but also shed light on the experiences of the deaf community. Hoover's ability to weave profound themes into engaging narratives makes her works a must-read. If you enjoy stories that connect deeply with human emotions and tackle essential societal issues, Hoover's novels won't disappoint. In contrast, I also explored non-fiction with "Lost Girls: An American Mystery," which dives into the haunting stories of victims. While the documentary style may not be for everyone, it presents a true-to-life account that some readers may find compelling. If you’re curious about the latest trends in BookTok or looking for the best summer book recommendations, engaging discussions about popular picks are available through hashtags like #summerbookrecommendations and #booktok. As I look forward to my next reading adventure, I’d love your suggestions—let's enlighten each other with great stories!