✨ Adults Who Read YA ✨ discussion

Hey guys! I've been doing a lot of thinking about what I want to read this summer (which there's a ton!) and was curious to know what's on your summer TBR. I know not everyone has summer break, but there's just something about summer that always mentally opens me up to get creative and make a book theme for summer.

I remember one summer I only read books about or with vampires in them! :D Vampire Knight (manga), Anne Rice's first 3 Interview with a Vampire books, Meg Cabot's Insatiable and Overbite (still wait on book 3 meg!!) , and I think I also read A Discovery of Witches . This summer I guess I may also have a theme- Boston Teen Author Fest books. I snagged several galleys at BookExpo and Day of Dialog last week and feel drawn to read those first.

Anyways, enough about me- what are you going to read this summer?

Reading IT right now .. not a YA novel.. I have no reading plans really .. taking it easy as wedding is only 52 days away!!!!!! and we're going away for a week of camping, I'll perhaps request a few books for that trip, unsure what to get though I haven't been watching any of my booktubers videos lately as I always get super long book lists so I'm waiting until nearer the time then I'll watch and request.. still want to read strange the dreamer though - I did read under rose tainted skies and LOVED it so much so wanted more books along those lines.. I also have a few books from my book boxes to read so perhaps I'll read those before I request new ones .. the beauty and the beast retelling, hidden objects (I think, unsure what that's about) and a korean drama based one

IT is such a classic!

Wait, like you're wedding? That's awesome!! Congrats and I hope everything turns out really pretty.

I tried not to have a Summer Reading List, but then I got ARCs for many of Boston Teen Author Fest '17 authors and started reading those stat!

I think emmabooks and Jesse the Reader might be a good place to start, as they have some shorter videos. Clockwork Reader and She Might Be Monica are also good, but they are a little longer than 10 minutes.

I'm expecting a book box next week! >.< Excitement and fear! haha. It's from OwlCrate and I have a high suspension of what it is...sooo it's probably what I'm going to read next. And if it's what I suspect, the author is another for BTAF '17.

What's the Korean drama one? I've been watching a few recently (Boys Over Flowers and Goblin are my fave!)

PS, my current read is Daughter of the Burning City by Amanda Foody.

got that in the last book boyfriend box, which is unfortunately no longer ... I believe it's a korean drama based book - i've never had an owlcrate.. I AM so PROUD.. and she reads at least 2 books a day to us) - I believe they have one for kids I think my soon to be daughter would LOVE that as she's obsessed with reading she's turning into me (she's 7 and she recently asked for a light in her room to read at night before bed i used to get book boyfriend and bookish box but stopped them for the wedding .. saving lol Yes my wedding - August 26th :)

IT - love it actually just small writing and dense never read something so time consuming.

I subscribe to emmabooks which is how I found that one I've read a few she recommended with regard to mental health but there's a few that i really didnt like.. hit and miss lol I also subscribe to jesse (and that whole crew) I'll check out the others you mentioned asap!

I recently started following chapterstackss for my more adultish thriller books and loving it lol