The Summer House

Title: The Summer House

Author: Lauren K. Denton

Narrator: Devon O'Day

Publisher: Thomas Nelson

Genre: Contemporary Fiction, Romance,

Source: Own

My Review:

I have had The Summer House by Lauren K. Denton on my bookshelf for several years. I am glad to have finally read it!

Top Ten Tuesday-More books to read this summer

Happy Tuesday my bookish friends!! I hope you all are doing well. Today's Top Ten Tuesday topic is: Books on My Summer 2025 to-Read List. I pretty much already made this list when I listed the books I wanted to read for the summer challenges, you can see that here. But, here are 10 more I hope to read by the end of summer. Top Ten Tuesday is hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl and you can head over there to see what our other bookish friends are up to today.   

Top Ten Tuesday- Ten Books I hope to read by the end of the summer

Wed Wabbit

Title: Wed Wabbit

Author: Lissa Evans

Publisher: Scholastic

Genre: Fantasy, Middle Grade, Adventure

Source: Library

My Review:

Wed Wabbit by Lissa Evans is our book club pick for this month. Judging the book by the cover, I would have thought I wouldn't like it. I'm not much of a fantasy or middle-grade reader. However, I was told it was similar to The Phantom Tollbooth by Norton Juster, which I enjoyed.

Turtles in the Road

Title: Turtles in the Road

Author: Rhonda Rhea & Kaley Rhea

Publisher: Bold Vision Books

Genre: Contemporary Romance, Christian Fiction,

Source: Own

My Review:

Turtles in the Road is the first book I have read by Rhonda Rhea & Kaley Rhea. I hope this is not the only one they have written, because I want more.

Stacking the Shelves #172 Sunday Post #169, Sunday Salon #163

Hey my bookish friends! How was your week? I am STILL sick, my guess is we had C*vid, which is my first time. I am slowly improving, but still coughing and congested. We have another open house on Sunday, hopefully something will come from it. Other than that, not much on the radar this weekend.

The Atlas of Untold Stories

Title: The Atlas of Untold Stories

Author: Sara Brunsvold

Publisher: Revell

Genre: Christian Fiction, Books about books

Source: Publisher/Author

My Review:

The Atlas of Untold Stories is not the easiest read because it deals with family dynamics. Family is messy and hard. But it can also be beautiful, despite its complexities. That is this story: messy and beautiful.

For Butter or Worse

Title: For Butter or for Worse

Series: A Sweet Coastal Kisses Novel #1

Author: Dana LeCheminant

Publisher:  Dana LeCheminant

Genre: Contemporary Romance, RomCom,

Source: Own

My Review:

For Butter or for Worse is a perfect beach read. Grab your favorite beverage and snack, settle in, and enjoy the ride.