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3 Books to READ this Summer
- Jun 3, 2018
- 2 min read
The summer is here and if you have found yourself with a lot of downtimes then reading can really be beneficial. Instead of scrolling on Instagram before you fall to sleep try reading a book that pulls on your heart and makes you desire Jesus more and more.
So, on the summer days when it's too hot to go outside or the summer nights when everyone is asleep grab a book and let it take you on a journey of self-discovery and fulfillment.
Here Are My Top 3 Books to Read this Summer
1. Overcoming Crisis- Dr. Myles Munroe Now, you don't have to be in a hard season to read this book. This book speaks about our attitudes and views during the tests of life and how we can make those downfalls and failures lead us to our ultimate comeback. If you need a push to move forward then this is the book that will inspire you to make your summer an adventure.
2. Love Warrior- Glennon Doyle This is the type of book that you will get lost in. You will be following along with the story picking up all the details of Glennon's life and then bam you end up seeing your own life's truths. This book caused me to dig deep into my own distorted views and even to take a stand on choosing to love myself better. Love warrior can be for the insecure girl, lost young adult, fearful woman, unfulfilled wife, or the to-hard-on-herself Mother. You will learn to embrace love and compassion in all areas of your life.
3. Blossom In Your Singleness- Morgan Tracy J. This book isn't just for the single woman, it's actually for all women who want to see a change in their life from any old feelings, sinful deeds, and soul ties. This book is to help women find healing which leads to the discovery of their true selves. By sharing my own personal mistakes and lessons I pour out my flaws to help you. If you have a sinful act that you can't stop doing or if you feel lost or stuck in life, if you need direction and guidance or if you are needing to let go of past hurt this book is for you. You will find clarity and purpose during each step to help you Blossom in Your Everyday Life!
I hope this summer is magical for you and you can find the first 2 books at your local library (like I did)! And you can purchase my E-Book Here! May you have a summer of learning, growing, sowing, and flowing into a Greater You!
The selection of “3 books to read this summer” really stood out to me, especially the way each recommendation seems chosen not just for entertainment but also for how it fits a slower, more reflective seasonal reading mood. It’s interesting how summer reading lists often balance light storytelling with themes that still leave you thinking afterward, rather than just being purely casual reads. I also found myself wondering how readers typically decide what actually makes it onto their personal summer list when there are so many suggestions floating around online. In a broader sense, it’s fascinating how people curate and manage information in different parts of life, whether it’s choosing books for relaxation or even students handling structured academic tasks…
This is a refreshing reminder of how meaningful reading can be, especially during quiet summer moments. Choosing books that inspire growth, reflection, and faith can truly shift perspective and bring a sense of purpose beyond daily distractions. Overcoming Crisis sounds like a powerful recommendation for building resilience and a positive mindset. Encouraging readers to replace screen time with uplifting content is a great message. In a similar way, online class help supports learners by guiding them toward valuable resources that promote deeper understanding and personal development.
These book recommendations are exactly what I need to refresh my summer reading list! There is nothing like getting lost in a good story to clear your mind and find some creative inspiration away from the daily grind. I’ve noticed that many of my friends who are buried in their studies often use books like these as a reward for finishing a tough week of classes; sometimes they even look for help with humanities assignment projects just to free up an afternoon to sit in the sun and actually finish a chapter. It’s so important to find that balance between academic work and the literature that feeds your soul. Thanks for sharing these—I’m definitely adding them to my cart!
I really loved how your post made summer reading feel both peaceful and purposeful, like a gentle reset for the soul between all of life’s busy seasons. It reminded me how important it is to slow down, journal through what God is teaching us, and pick books that speak to where our hearts are right now—whether that’s healing, growth, or simply rest. As someone juggling studies and work, I often treat reading like another task, but your words nudged me to see it as sacred “me and God” time. It’s the same mindset I try to keep even when I’m buried in academic work like a Tesco Operations Management Case Study, and when I need extra support, I often turn…
I really enjoyed reading this post. Summer is the perfect time to slow down a little and explore books that inspire, entertain, and help us think differently. Your recommendations look interesting, and it’s always great to see lists that encourage people to build a stronger reading habit during the holidays.
As a university student working hard toward a 2:1 degree, finding time to read outside academic materials can be refreshing and motivating. Sometimes a good book during a study break helps clear the mind and improves focus when getting back to coursework. Posts like this are a great reminder that reading can be both enjoyable and beneficial at the same time. Thanks for sharing these thoughtful suggestions!