What are the top 3 books to read for the summer

Question

Ahoy! By Sophie Blackall.

Abuelo, the Sea, and Me. By Ismée Williams

Answer 1

Regarding a summer read, I want to add my new fascination with Ray Bradbury. A careful read of his works will result in finding writing from fifty years ago that is 100% on target with today. Whether it is elements of government, loss of personal connections through social media, human effects on the environment, purposeful false solutions to crimes, his accuracy in describing the world of the future is hard to fathom.

Answer 2

In my opinion, the best summer reads are:

Atomic Habits- James Clear

Teaches simple steps that can help change your life.

War and Peace- Leo Tolstoy * For the more advanced reader.

A fictional narrative about history during the Napoleonic Wars in 1803 to 1815.

10 Things You Should Know About Space (UK edition)

Space at the Speed of Light (US edition)- Dr. Becky Smethurst

This is a nice short book for those wanting to learn about space in a simple easy-to-digest manner.