What Book Should You Read This Summer?

Quiz Questions

• 1.
  Pick a reading spot

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    Cozy spot
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    Local cafe
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    Fort
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    Hammock
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    Beach
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    Bed
• 2.
  When browsing at the bookstore, you’re most likely to:

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    Read the first three pages to get a feel for it 
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    Flip to the last page to see how it ends
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    Look at the cover & maybe read the back
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    Chat to the staff about their recommendations 
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    Stay loyal to the authors you already love
• 3.
  How do you prefer to store your books? 

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    Digitally on a state-of-the-art e-reader
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    In towering stacks on the floor
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    Arranged artfully on shelves and in bookcases
  • D.
    I don't really own books
• 4.
  Where are you vacationing this summer?

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    Beach
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    Cali
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    Big City
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    Europe
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    Backyard
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    Camping
• 5.
  The best part of a book is:

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    When they finally get together!
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    The language and dialogue of the book
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    Always the cliffhangers
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    When there is a sequel
• 6.
  Reading + _____ = <3

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    Cafe
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    Music
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    Laughing
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    Snacking
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    Rain
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    Tea
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    Night
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    Public Transport
• 7.
  What sounds good?

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    Something modern
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    Something romantic
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    Something impactful
  • D.
    Something real
  • E.
    Something to think about
  • F.
    Something thrilling

Quiz Outcomes

• 1.
  You Should Read

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  Everyone should have at least one poetry book on their summer reading list to get through the occasional summer storm, and if you loved Shel Silverstein as a kid, you'll enjoy Milk and Honey as an adult. If you still don't think you're one for poetry, give this book a try - it has illustrations to accompany each poem to help visually transport you into the poem. This is the perfect book for someone who isn't normally fascinated by poetry.
• 2.
  Try This One

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  What is a summer reading list without a coming to age story that leaves a sweet-bitter taste in your mouth -- see what we did there? Sweetbitter follows 22-year old Tess and her new life in New York City. She comes to age the hard way through bad decisions and a toxic environment. You'll enjoy this book if you are still coming of age yourself, have recently moved to a new area or made a dramatic change in your life. Bonus: STARZ made Sweetbitter into a TV show! Read the book then binge the show for the perfect summer.
• 3.
  Your Next Summer Read Is

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  This is the perfect book for those interested in real-world, non-fiction, or female empowerment. You'll be left feeling a little more in touch with the world, a little more educated, and very impacted. If you keep up with world happenings then you've probably heard of Malala, the girl who survived a shot in the head at the age of 15 for speaking up and fighting for her right to an education. I Am Malala is the remarkable story of a family uprooted by global terrorism and the fight for girl’s education in a society that prizes sons and suppresses daughters. If you’re looking for a life-changing summer read, this is it.
• 4.
  Read me! Read me!

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  Romance readers, this is your call. Matchmaking for Beginners is the book for you if you love romance novels, anything slightly paranormal, and those kinds of reads that you want to blaze through in one sitting. Grab this book and settle down in a cozy spot. You'll get a complete story with this one; no cliffhanger endings or waiting for the next book in the series. This stand-alone novel follows Marnie as her new marriage ends and she surprisingly inherits her ex's aunts Brooklyn brownstone and all of her matchmaking projects. If you like the mysterious, you'll devour Matchmaking For Beginners.
• 5.
  This book was written for you.

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  Make this the first book you read this summer. All The Lives I Want is a raw and honest collection of essays that examine the lives of the woman celebrities who have shaped a generation of women–from Scarlett Johansson to Amber Rose, Lana Del Rey, Anna Nicole Smith and more. Get ready for a read you'll really connect with and maybe learn a thing or two about how you look at yourself. This is the book for you if you've been wanting to read something that will have a lasting impact on you. If you're into self-help books, you'll appreciate the life advice on every page of All The Lives I Want.