10 books to definitely read this summer, no questions asked

Here's to bigger, better summer reading goals.

By Nidaa Mungloo July 24, 2015

The weekend is upon us and as usual, book-lovers are using the hashtag #FridayReads to share the books they’re currently reading. So far, the books vary widely: while some of them are recent releases, others are contemporary classics. If you’re looking for inspiration about what to read for the weekend, you’ve come to the right place: here are 10 of the most interesting reads shared by Twitter users.

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#fridayreads include dipping into some Victorian Fairy Tales and starting on The Bird's Nest by Shirley Jackson.

— Fig and Thistle (@nerdybookgirl) July 24, 2015

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Happy Friday! Our #fridayreads is #Katrina by @grivlin. What's yours? pic.twitter.com/4NsIDzbjEy

— Simon & Schuster (@SimonBooks) July 24, 2015

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Before TV series #TheMissingTV came my novel,
THE MISSING, Kindle and paperback.
'Terrifying' http://t.co/u8K8NPpC3C #fridayreads

— Karl Vadaszffy (@KarlVad) July 24, 2015

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Carolyn's #fridayreads is @ptnewkirk's Spectacle http://t.co/284CiXKCNt Astonishing? Yes. A tragic, disturbing tale, and a must read book.

— NY Society Library (@nysoclib) July 24, 2015

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Oh, hi. Were you looking for a Great Comic Novel written by a woman? Check my #FridayReads. pic.twitter.com/ZHAmNC51F1

— Maris Kreizman (@mariskreizman) July 24, 2015

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My #fridayreads is Finding Center by @Bibliogato 😀

— Laura Lam (@LR_Lam) July 24, 2015

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The Ghost-seeing Delia returns in my #fridayreads, an arc of AGAINST A BRIGHTENING SKY by @jaimeleemoyer pic.twitter.com/VmNXx6bMVk

— Paul Weimer (@PrinceJvstin) July 24, 2015

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My #fridayreads is The Weight of Feathers by Anna-Marie McLemore. Beautiful writing and vivid world building pic.twitter.com/51Qtf2NMdm

— MyFriendsAreFiction (@Kris10MFAF) July 24, 2015

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#FridayReads with my hero, the late great Dr Eugenie Clark. @OCEARCH @GenieTheShark @MoteMarineLab pic.twitter.com/zoLxqzyWnf

— Lydia Shark (@RockStarLydia) July 24, 2015