Books in the “Summertime Romance ” bookshelf created by Anna Prikhodko

Meet the teenage Carrie Bradshaw before Sex and the City! Before she became the queen of the New York City social scene, she was a regular girl growing up in Connecticut. How did she turn into one of the most-read social observers of our generation?

Just one of my favourite books ever! I read it again and again every summer season. They can call it old-style but for me it's a great way to feel a story of the real man. It's good both for men and women to read. Take a soft pillow, an apple and open the first page. Enjoy reading and don't forget to share your experience!

Ahdaf Soueif is an Egyptian short story writer, novelist and political and cultural commentator. This novel The Map of Love (1999) was shortlisted for the Man Booker Prize and subsequently translated into 21 languages! It totally worth reading!

The dashing Marquis of Oakenshaw is asked by the Foreign Secretary to visit Siam to reassure the King who has been upset by Britain and France quarrelling over the frontiers. Wealthy, handsome and a confirmed bachelor, the Marquis asks several friends to accompany him on his yacht to stave off the boredom of the long journey, including the latest Social Beauty – the recently widowed Lady Bradwell.

The middle of summer is a good reason to open a new romantic book and relax...

The amazing power and truth of the Rapunzel fairy tale comes alive for the first time in this breathtaking tale of desire, black magic and the redemptive power of love...

An enjoyable and thoughtful read by a talented first time author. Scene development is wonderful. The Oregon mountains, forests, creeks, rivers, lakes and climate come alive. It kept the readers attention, was difficult to put down due to desire to find out what happened next. Great book for all ages, young and old!

"Thanks for the Memories" is set mainly in Ireland and in a clever way tells you about a lot of the local architecture. It is about 2 people whose lives cross in a most unusual way and their, at times hilarious interactions with their own families and friends. If you love Cecelia Ahern - this book will become one of your favorites.

One more beautiful story to read during warm summer evenings

Experience of being single in London, of being dumped, getting over it and falling for it all over again. Nice book to read for all girls from 20 to 40.

The Panama HotelThe old Seattle landmark has been boarded up for decades, but now the new owner has made a startling discovery in the basement: personal belongings stored away by Japanese families sent to interment camps during the Second World War. Among the fascinated crowd gathering outside the hotel, stands Henry Lee, and, as the owner unfurls a distinctive parasol, he is flooded by memories of his childhood. He wonders if by some miracle, in amongst the boxes of dusty treasures, lies a link to the Okabe family, and the girl he lost his young heart to, so many years ago.

On a freezing night in February, a woman wades into the waters of Morecambe Bay in a drunken bid to commit suicide. Braced for death, she finds herself instead saving a man's life - a young Chinese cockle picker, one of the only survivors of a tragic mass drowning.

Amazing story about a strong woman who sets out alone to hike the Pacific Crest Trail - one of the country's longest and toughest through-trails.

In The Signature of All Things, Elizabeth Gilbert returns to fiction, inserting her voice into an enthralling story of love, adventure and discovery. Spanning much of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, the novel follows the fortunes of the extraordinary Whittaker family. Following Alma Whittaker, you will explore the world of feelings, love and traveling to another part of the Earth.