Seasonal Reading...

[AuntJamelle]

I came across this article recently and realized that I have - to some extent - always practiced Seasonal Reading.

The Art of Seasonal Reading

Match your reading material to the rhythm of the seasons.

teaandinksociety.com

Curious to see if others do something similar? Do you read certain types of books at certain times of the year?

 

[luludou]

I have 'summer reads' but the rest of the time anything goes

 

[Holiday_Mom]

I never considered it to be seasonal reading but it makes sense. I do like to read a book about the seaside in the summer. For the fall, I'm so busy with holiday prep that I usually don't read. Winter tends to be an American history book. I don't tend to read in the spring because I'm busy with yard clean up.

 

[Lori K]

I used to do lots of sappy quick-beach reads in the summer, while sitting aboard on the weekends. But not so much any more. Come Fall, I tend to browse through magazines and cookbooks, looking for good winter soup/stew recipes. December brings more holiday-themed reading, and I tend to take more time out in the evenings for reading and to wind down.

 

[PamelaG]

I love to browse the holiday books at Barnes & Noble - it seems like some of the popular authors put out a Christmas novel - I always look for Debbie Macomber's latest Christmas book - looks like this will be the 2023 release https://www.amazon.com/Perfect-Holi...8142&sprefix=a+perfect+holida,aps,153&sr=8-13.