5 Books to Cozy Up with this Spring
This post is sponsored by BabbleBoxx.com. All opinions are my own!
Spring time is here and I seriously could not be happier to see the sun shining down a little more in Utah. Even though we’ve had a few beautiful days of 50 & 60 degree weather, we’ve also had a LOT of rain (which is a little unusual for living in our desert state!) I’m not complaining, though. One of my favorite things to do on a rainy spring day is to curl up with a mug of tea, snuggle my doodle and read away the afternoon. I’ve got a huge list of books I want to read that I’m slowly chipping away at and today, I’m teaming up with BabbleBoxx & Harlequin Books to share 5 books for women to add to your to-read list this spring!
These books all feature strong female characters and have themes of empowerment, self-discovery, confidence, and sisterhood. Basically, it’s the perfect group of books that are easy and fast reads, but have characters and stories that stay with you forever. AKA – the perfect spring read!
29 DATES by Melissa De La Cruz – This story follows Kim Jisu, who’s traditional South Korean parents are only focused on finding their daughter the right boyfriend and ensuring her academic success. They’ll send her on as many dates as it takes—all the way to San Francisco!—to find The One. Jisu has to navigate a new school, a new country, and debate between two suitors all while trying to figure out who she is and what she wants out of life.
FORGET ME NOT by Brenda Jackson – Ashley’s husband and love of her life, Devon, died in a car wreck three years ago. She struggles to move on with her life but eventually goes on a getaway to Catalina Cove. There, she gets the shock of her life when she encounters a man—bearded, more rugged than before, but unmistakably her Devon.
THE THINGS WE CANNOT SAY by Kelly Rimmer –In 1942, Europe remains in the relentless grip of war. Just beyond the tents of the Russian refugee
camp, she calls home, a young woman speaks her wedding vows. It’s a decision that will alter her destiny…and it’s a lie that will remain buried until the next century. This book tells the captivating story of two women in the past and future and is a beautiful read!
CALL YOUR DAUGHTER HOME by Deb Spera– Set in 1924 South Carolina, Call Your Daughter Home is a tour de force novel exploring injustices
surrounding race, class, and poverty in the years leading up to the Great Depression, as told by three fierce, unforgettable Southern women.
THE SUMMER COTTAGE by Viola Shipman – Adie Lou Kruger escapes to her family’s beach cottage after her marriage crumbles apart. She decides to convert the cottage to a bed-and-breakfast on her own but realizes it’s not as easy as it is shown on TV. As she navigates the journey of demanding guests and a preservation society, she finds support and love in unexpected places.
Which books are you going to add to your spring reading list? Let me know in the comments below!
