Top Ten Books on My Summer 2025 to-Read List

Posted June 16, 2025 by Jana in Top Ten Tuesday / 17 Comments

Welcome to another TTT! Before jumping into this week’s topic, I wanted to thank those of you who sent me books during last week’s bookish wishes prompt. Thank you so much to Michelle M. @ To Everything There Is a Season for sending me Stranded Ranch by Cindy Steel, Lillian @ Mom With a Reading Problem for Problematic Summer Romance by Ali Hazelwood, and R (I can’t figure out who you are!!) for A Christmas Spark by Cindy Steel! I’m so excited about these books, and can’t wait to read them all! I did my best to thank you individually, but just in case you didn’t see my thank you’s I wanted to add them here, too! Thank you for your kindness and sending me a surprise!

This week’s topic is another seasonal to-read list! I can’t believe it’s summer! I love reading light, fun books during this time of year. I love romances that allow me to go on vacation to real or magical places especially, but I’m a mood reader so I’ve planned for everything!

Never Been Shipped by Alicia Thompson
If All Else Sails by Emma St. Clair
The Loathe Boat by Cindy Dorminy
The Enchanted Greenhouse by Sarah Beth Durst
Swept Away by Beth O’Leary
A Perfect Story by Elísabet Benavent
The Scandalous, Dissolute, No-Good Mr. Wright by Tessa Dare
Total Dreamboat by Katelyn Doyle
Problematic Summer Romance by Ali Hazelwood
A Beginner’s Guide to Forever by Kendall Ryan

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17 responses to “Top Ten Books on My Summer 2025 to-Read List

  1. You always feature some that make me curious! Now I’ll have to click over to Goodreads to read about them… and how perfectly does Beth’s look on this list!? Love your graphic, too! Yay for some (hopefully) good summer reading!

  2. Nice list! These are all new to me ones. I find I never really read with a theme in regards to the seasons or holidays. I usually find myself trying to read for events I plan on attending or trying to squeeze in a review book that’s still 5 months out! Lol. The only time I ever really *try* to do this is by reading spooky reads at Halloween time but even then I still might be reading for events and they’re all fantasy authors! Lol.

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