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Let’s be honest, as much as we’d all love to read a book every once in a while for our own enjoyment, it just isn’t likely to happen with a hectic class schedule and more than enough assigned reading. This summer is the perfect chance to catch up on your growing reading list! Whether you’re relaxing on the beach, by a pool or just at home there’s nothing better than curling up with a good book. Not sure where to start? Check out the list of our top 6 reads for the summer below!
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Fun Reads
We’ve never read a book by Chelsea Handler that we haven’t loved, and that includes her latest book “Uganda Be Kidding Me”. This hilarious book its an easy read and is sure to keep you laughing all summer long.
“The Beginning of Everything” is one book that you will not be able to put down. While it’s written about high school students it manages to stay relatable to college students because of the general theme of self discovery, who you are as a person and who you want to be. With plenty of drama and romance thrown in, this book is one that we want to read over and over again.Â
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Pop Culture Reads
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Easily one of the funniest and most original woman in the media today is Lena Dunham. Which is why when we heard she was writing a book we knew we had to buy it! Through a group of essays she shares her path to self discovery, while of course being hilarious along the way.
#GIRLBOSS just might be the book of the year. When it was first released it seemed to be all anyone could talk about, and after reading it we definitely know why. In the short 256 pages not only will you learn about how Sophia Amorouso started her wildly popular company, Nasty Gal, but you’ll also be inspired to follow your dreams and learn all the tools neccesary to become a  #GIRLBOSS.
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Self- Improvements Reads
Whether you’re a freshman or a senior about to graduate “The Her Campus Guide to College Life” can help you through any situation college and beyond. Whether you’re having problems wiht a roommate, managing your time or are just plain stressed, this guide has everything you need to know and more!
One of the scariest things about joining the real world after college is definitely finances (eek!). After being dependent on your parents for so long it’s easy to stress over money or lack thereof. Stress no more because Nicole Lapin is here to help! In her book “Rich Bitch” she will teach you everything you need to know to be finnancially responsible.Â