With the official end of summer looming, here are seven quick beach reads perfect for your Labor Day Weekend as you soak up as much sunshine as possible.
When Life Gives You Lululemons by Laura Weisberger… if you laugh at that absurd title. The newest book in the The Devil Wears Prada family brings us Emily Charlton, who went from senior assistant to celebrity fixer and struggling to remain relevant and in touch with her younger, social-media savvy clients. Enjoy this sarcastic, laugh-out-loud funny read as you down your final frose of the summer! (Full B2C Review)
Something in the Water by Catherine Steadman… if you are on the beach wondering “hmmm what if a bag of money just washed up on shore?” This one is full of secrets, twists and betrayals. Don’t miss Reece Witherspoon’s favorite summer novel! (Full B2C Review)
The Summer Sail by Wendy Francis… if you miss your best friends and are desperately trying to hang on to summer. Or if you’d like to hop on a cruise to Bermuda! This breezy, beach read illustrates friendships sustaining the test of time and the secrets we keep to not to worry our friends. (Full B2C Review)
Crazy Rich Asians by Kevin Kwan… if you love fashion, travel and most importantly, the high life! If haven’t seen the movie, read this first OR if you loved the movie, read this next. Pro Tip: Then read China Rich Girlfriend to prepare for the just-announced sequel!
The Banker’s Wife by Cristina Algers… if you want to read about a worldwide financial scandal including cartels, terrorists, Swiss bank accounts, “accidents” and old-fashion murder. Follow two strong, intelligent women who become intertwined as they try to bring down those responsible for harming their loved ones. (Full B2C Review)
The Glitch by Elisabeth Cohen…if you’re in the mood for a quirky futuristic read or are a workaholic working through the weekend (hopefully not the latter!). This novel is Silicon Valley meets Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine and is perfect for anyone looking for a book with a bit more depth. (Full B2C Review)
What We Were Promised by Lucy Tan… if you love imagining how your future might have been. What if at one of life’s major forks, you went left instead of right? Follow Lina and Wei 20 years into their arranged marriage as they face decisions their younger selves may or may not have made. (Full B2C Review)