4 Best Beach Reads

Finding the best books for a trip to the beach can be tough. There are so many books, so how can you choose just a few? Try starting with your favorite genre. Do you prefer a light and easy read? A romance? Nonfiction? Maybe you like to read based on your mood. There are so many books to choose from, from historical fiction to science fiction, thriller, and so many more. Still can’t decide? Here are four books to pick up before your beach trip.

Small Great Things

This New York Times bestseller by Jodi Picoult is a powerful book about Ruth Jefferson. Ruth Jefferson was an African American labor and delivery nurse for 20 years. This book is based on her story of being accused of the murder of a newborn baby. You won’t be able to put this book down and are sure to learn something while reading.

Queenie

If you’re looking for an emotional roller coaster, this book as everything you need stuffed into one. Queenie is Candice Carty-Williams debut novel and follows the life of a Jamaican British woman from London. The book follows Queenie Jenkins who is fresh out of a relationship and struggling to find her purpose in life. This modern, dramatic novel takes the reader through a humorous and heartbreaking story.

Anxious People

Anxious People is another New York Best Seller by Fredrick Backman. This book is an all-encompassing thriller about a bank robber and hostages. The bank hostages, an old house-hunting couple, wealthy banker, a couple trying to start a family, and an old woman who sympathizes with the robber. There are also two police officers deciding what to do. This novel dives into each of the characters of the book with humor. You won’t be able to put this one down!

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The Most Fun We Ever Had

This story takes place in Chicago telling the story of Marilyn Connelly and David Sorenson. The book is a multigenerational family drama about the couple’s marriage until the present day with their four grown daughters. Their lives are full of family issues and flaws, creating lots of drama for this New York Times Best Seller.