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For Those Of You That Are Already Dreaming Of Laying Out By The Pool With A Good Book, I've Got You Covered

Everyone loves a good book, So here is a list of books that everyone can enjoy.

Jessica Christian

Apr 15, 2019

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For Those Of You That Are Already Dreaming Of Laying Out By The Pool With A Good Book, I've Got You Covered

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The end of the school year is upon us, and everyone enjoys a great book during spring and summer break, so I will be listing some great summer reads to enjoy while you are at the beach/lake, going on vacation, camping, relaxing in the park, sitting in a coffee house or just staying home and having some alone time.

I will be listing some of the books from the Rory Gilmore reading list, and if anyone knows Gilmore Girls then you know what I'm talking about. And everyone has different taste in books just like movies, so there will be books from all genres. so let's get started.

Young Adult List:

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1. "One of Us is Lying" by Karen N. McManns: Contemporary

2. "Will Grayson Will Grayson" by John Green: Contemporary

3. "The Perks of Being a Wallflower" by Stephen Chbosky: Contemporary

4. "Fangirl" by Rainbow Rowell: Contemporary

5. "Sadie" by Courtney Summers: Dark Contemporary

6. "Elenor and Park" by Rainbow Rowell: Contemporary

7. "The Mortal Instruments Series" by Cassandra Clare: Fantasy

8. "The Infernal Devices trilogy" by Cassandra Clare: Fantasy

9. "The Harry Potter Series" by J.K. Rowling: Fantasy

10. "The Raven Boys Cycle" by Maggie Stiefvater: Fantasy

11. "This Song Will Save Your Life" by Lelia Sales: Contemporary

12. "The Hate You Give" by Angie Thomas: Contemporary

13. "Roomies" by Christina Lauren: Contemporary/Romance

14. "Simon vs The Homosapians Agenda" by Becky Albertally: Contemporary

15. "Carry On" by Rainbow Rowell: Fantasy

16. "What We Left Behind" by Robin Talley: Contemporary

17. "Of Fire and Stars" by Audrey Colthurst: Fantasy

18. "The Gentleman's Guide to Vice and Virtue" by Mackenzi Lee: Contemporary

19. "When the Moon Was Ours" by Anna Marie Mclemore: Magical Realism

20. "Dress Codes For Small Towns" by Courtney C. Stevens: Contemporary

Adult Reading List:

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1. "IT" by Stephen King: Horror

2. "The Strain" By Guillermo Del Toro and Chuck Hogan: Vampire

3. "The Vacationers" By Emma Straub: Contemporary

4. "Crazy Rich Asians" by Kevin Kwan: Contemporary

5. "The Seven Husbands Of Evelyn Hugo" by Taylor Jenkins Reads: Fiction

6. "Daisy Jone & The Six" by Taylor Jenkins Reads: Fiction

7. "The Dresden Files" by Jim Butcher: Urban Fantasy

8. "1984" by George Orwell: Science Fiction

9. "Carrie" by Stephen King: Horror

10. "A Clockwork Orange" by Anthony Burgess

11. "Bitch: In Praise of Difficult Women" by Elizabeth Wurtzel: Fiction

12. "Slaughter House Five" by Kurt Vonnegut: Fiction

13. "Stiff" by Mary Roach: Non-Fiction

14. "The Time Travelers Wife" By Audrey Niffenegger: Fiction

15. "Valley of The Dolls" by Jacqueline Susann: Fiction

16. "Guilty Pleasures" by Laurell K. Hamilton: Urban Fantasy

17. "Jurassic Park" by Michael Crichton: Fiction

18. "The Death of Mrs. Westaway" by Ruth Ware: Mystery

19. "Beautiful Bastards" by Christina Lauren: Romance

20. "Lock-In" by John Scalzi: Science Fiction

Mangas:

Miika Laaksonen

1. "Attack on Titan" by Hajime Isayama

2. "Inuyasha" by Rumiko Takahashi

3. "Witch & Wizard" by James Patterson

4. "Tokyo Ghoul" by Sui Ishida

5. "Bleach" by Tite Kubo

Graphic Novels:

Joe Ciciarelli

1. "Speak" by Laurie Halse Anderson

2. "A Game of Thrones" by George R.R. Martin

3. "The Legend of Korra" by Michael Dante Dimartino, Irene Koh

4. "Cicada" by Shaun Tan

5. "Riverdale" by Mark Waid, Chip Zdarsky, Adam Hughes

These are some of the great books to read during Spring/Summer Break, Hope everyone enjoys this list and hope you find a new favorite read.

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Constantly having to dress business formal.

Group projects.

Applying for internships.

Being told your major is easy.

You just want to be rich already.

Explaining to people why you're a business major.

Using LinkedIn like it's Facebook.

You grow up too fast.

Trying way too hard to make a good impression on companies at career fairs.

Many of your professors have foreign accents.

You don't want to graduate, but you know that you're more than ready.

10 things that most incoming college freshmen have no idea about.

Your Schedule

The Library

Time Management

Registration

Housing

The Dining Hall

Teachers

Clubs

High School Friends

Finals

It's not all morning coffees and singing along to the radio.

You can't just go to your room to take a nap in the middle of your classes.

Having to spend all your extra cash on gas for your car.

Speaking of money, you probably don't have a meal plan so you're forced to scrounge up some change or mooch off of your friends.

It can be harder to maintain the friendships you make with people from class.

Finding a parking spot.

It can be harder to be involved on campus because between your one, two, or three jobs and school you don't have much free time.

When you try to be super involved on campus, it can kill your sleep schedule.

It's impossible to do homework at home, but staying on campus isn't an option sometimes.

There are surveys and events that you can't participate in because you're a commuter.

Group projects are the bane of your existence.

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Your backpack rivals that of a survivalist trekking in the woods.

Driving all the way to campus to find a note on the door of your classroom saying class was cancelled.

Because have you ever had to endure grilling your foot on a George Foreman?

1. When he just wanted bacon from his George Foreman grill

2. When he had money (and Jan) issues

3. When he got upstaged at Phyllis' wedding

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5. When he wore a "bisexual" suit

6. When he had to apologize to Jesus

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8. When he had to deal with Ryan as his boss

9. When he couldn't fulfill his most generous empty promise

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12. When he had to defend his generosity

13. When he threw a classy Christmas party for Holly but she had a boyfriend

14. When he had to stand up to peer pressure

15. When Toby was "Toby-ish"

This isn't just for the single Pringles out there either, folks

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Spontaneously Begin an Irish Jig

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