2017 Summer Reading List

I’ve been trying to read more – and to that end, more fiction. I read 15 books last year (better than my one-per-month goal) and all were non-fiction except one. So this year, I’m committing reading more books (18) and more fiction (6). Here’s what I’ve got on the docket as we go into the summer.

Books I’ve Read

First, here’s what I’ve read:

Summer Reading List

I’m a bit behind, but should have more time to read this summer, especially in July when my family goes to the beach. With that in mind, here’s my summer reading list for 2017:

As I said, I’m also looking to read my fiction, so I’m open to recommendations! What are you reading this summer? Let me know in the comments.

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