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I have been meaning to participate in this for a few weeks but keep forgetting. Since I just posted my vacation list, I’m going to pick 10 other books I’m looking forward to reading summer.

1. The Best of Everything by Rona Jaffe – imagine Sex in the City in 1958. This book was shocking in its day. This is my July RL Book Club selection.
2. The Distant Hours by Kate Morton – I’ve detailed my Kate Morton love here at SoB. This is another RLBC read (for August) and it is my favorite of Morton’s. It will have to tide me over until The Secret Keeper is released in October.
3. Middlemarch by George Eliot – I started this in May and am toying with the idea of making it a SoB book club book. Since no one comments much, that might be rather pointless but, hey! I like tilting at windmills.
4. The First Ian Rutledge Mystery, whatever that is – It is set in the same general time as Maisie Dobbs so I’m intrigued.
5. The Brothers K by David James Duncan – yes, it is on my vacation list. No, I probably won’t get to it. I definitely won’t finish it before I get home so it qualifies as summer, too.
6. Pride and Prejudice – I need a little Elizabeth and Darcy. It has been too long.
7. The Autobiography of Alice B Tokas – I need to keep plugging away at my non-fiction list, which is a much drier endeavor than I anticipated.
8. The Thin Man by Graham Greene – Love the classic movie. Sure I’ll enjoy the book.
9. The Son of Neptune by Rick Riordan – my son has been bugging me to read this for a year. Guess I should before the next one comes out.
10. Moby Dick – yes, I’ll be listening to this until the day I die.