QUIZ: Find Your Ideal Beach Read
Jun 23 2024
We are officially in the season of the beach read: three of the biggest summer books were already out by Memorial Day!Wondering which summer blockbuster is right for you? This quiz will help you decide!
What’s your ideal summer getaway?
A. Globetrotting to a glamorous, exotic beach.B. Renting a charming cottage by a lake.C. Staycation! Spending time exploring your hometown with fresh eyes.How do you feel about family visits?
A. They bring dysfunction and chaos, but their schemes are ultimately pretty entertaining.B. Family is always complicated, but I’d do anything for them.C. An irksome yet charming sibling is one thing, but I prefer to set boundaries with my parents.What kind of tropes are you after?
A. Give me mess! Money, murder, sex—I love a tangled web.B. A relationship of convenience, please.C. Fake dating and forced proximity over here!Which movie are you watching this weekend?
A. SaltburnB. Good Luck ChuckC. Past LivesDiscover your best summer read!
If you selected mostly A's: "Lies and Weddings" by Kevin Kwan is your perfect summer romantic comedy! This glitzy satire pokes fun at the wealthy while delivering soapy drama in glamorous locales.If you selected mostly B's: "Just for the Summer" by Abby Jimenez is probably your ideal summer read—a quirky yet heartwarming love story in a picture-perfect lakeside setting.If you selected mostly C's: You should check out "Funny Story" by Emily Henry! With its quirky premise in a charming small town, it's a delightful romp.Lies and Weddings
By Kevin KwanA scandalous comedy of manners unfolds at a lavish tropical wedding in this juicy tale by an iconic author. Love, deception, and family secrets collide in a whirlwind globetrotting adventure.
Just for the Summer
By Abby JimenezJustin has a curse, and thanks to a Reddit thread, it's now all over the internet. Every woman he dates goes on to find their soul mate the second they break up.
Funny Story
By Emily HenryA shimmering, joyful new novel about a pair of opposites with the wrong thing in common. But it’s all just for show because there’s no way Daphne would actually start her new chapter by falling in love with her ex-fiancé’s new fiancée’s ex…right?