Beach Reading

If I was doing some beach reading this summer (which I'm NOT. So jealous!) I'd probably take along some of the YA books I'd been meaning to read. I'm technically an adult, but I read lots of YA novels because I tend to prefer them. I don't really know what you like to read, but I bet some light fun reading like Terry Brook's Magic Kingdom of Landover series would be a nice beach read.

My only complaint about reading on the beach is that it's hard to read with the sun in your eyes. Well, you could always lay on your stomach but then it's hard to get a tan on your front. . It really depends on what you like to read - what genre of books are your favorite? Here are some of my favorite reads, in general, a mix of genres: "A Million Little Pieces" & "My Friend Leonard" by James Frey "Torn Skirt" by Rebecca Godfrey "1st to Die" series by James Patterson "Killing Hour" by Lisa Gardner "Where are the Children?" by Mary Higgins Clark "A Great & Terrible Beauty" by Libba Bray "The Shopaholic Series" by Sophie Kinsella "Wasted: A Memoir" by Marya Hornbaucher ..Those are just a few. But then again it totally depends on what interests you. Hopefully you find something good to read on the beach! Good luck!

i often take books with me to the beach but i don't taking books from the library to the beach in case they get wet. i most often take readers digest with me because they contain short stories and my hubby likes to read the jokes. the beach where we go to has stores around there so if i feel like i am getting burnt, i can head into them.

Really depends what kind of books you enjoy! If you like family based dramas then Jodi Picoult is a good beach read - her books do tend to follow the same formula so you can't read too many in a row before they get boring, but now and then they are good. if you like more action-based stuff then I can recommend Scott Mariani - I've read about five of his books, they're kind of like the Da Vinci Code but with lots more action!

I love the beach and I love reading but I find that the beach isn't the best place to read,no matter what the movies tell you...For starters, it's noisy,if you want to read try to find a quiet spot or wear headphones.It's also not very comfortable and for me to really appreciate a book if I can't lie comfortably down. If these things don't bother you than I advise you to pick a book with..light plot.Something from the adventure or romance genres but without too much complications because being at the beach always means getting pretty distracted so if the plot is confusing you're going to have to re-read the whole thing again later.I know this is too general of a description but everyone's tastes vary so it's hard to know what book you'd enjoy...