As an avid reader, I’m far more likely to dig out a book than I am to reach for a movie during the Halloween season. If you feel the same, you’re in luck! I’ve curated my must-read list, covering everything from terrifying Gothic horror to modern romantic warriors. Get ready to sink your teeth into these titles!
In the fall, I like to read a book I can sink into, a book that forces my brain to work. Don’t get me wrong, I love beach reads, but when summer is over; I’m ready for a book with depth–I guess it makes me feel like I’m back in school.
Whether it is outside under a tree or curled up in bed next to you, here are a few books for the summer reading list that are sure to keep your young readers glued to every word.
If you are convinced that serious reading should be part of your life plan, you need a strategy to make it happen, just as you need a plan to keep your body in shape. Here are some examples of books to share with your significant other:
The Touchdown Love series from Trilina Pucci features Knot So Lucky and Three Ways to Mend a Broken Heart, two hilarious romantic comedies sure to bring the house down in more ways than one.
The More The Merrier Series from Trilina Pucci is a super-steamy romantic comedy where the more is always merrier, and everyone gets a happy ending.
Bindi Kennedy is an up-and-coming romance author from Melbourne, Australia. Fun, flirty and spicy romcoms are her jam- as is avoiding eye contact with family members after reading said spice- but she does enjoy adding a twist of angst and a pinch of mental health and disability representation and awareness too.
Romance author Carian Cole is passionate about the bad boys, those covered in tattoos, sexy smirks, ripped jeans, fast cars, motorcycles and, of course, the sweet girls who try to tame them and win their hearts.
Whether your child or teen is looking to gain confidence, feel more positive or manage anxious thoughts, there are plenty of books available that are packed with helpful advice, fun activities and gentle reassurance.
We all know that reading is really important for children. It can often be one of the most important things they do, but making it fun or engaging your child in reading can be difficult. So I wanted to share with you some of the fun ways to encourage your child to read more.
Author Mia Faye is a romance addict who loves entertaining her readers with her novels. She also loves to hear from her readers via social media.
The following is not an exhaustive list to help your child learn to read, but if consistently followed, it should help create a positive and stimulating environment for your young reader.
