Summer Reading.

Hello guys,

As of July, Summer is in full swing, wether the weather knows it or not. I hope you all have gotten a chance to get out in those blasts of sun that have graced Dublin, thankfully.

Another great thing about the extra time is more time for reading, for the first time I've come up with a reading list (that is not from college).

Here it is...

1. David Copperfield by Charles Dickens

2. Emma by Jane Austen

3. The Hobbit by JRR Tolkien

4. Success Chasing You by Trayvon Taylor

5. Daddy's Little Princess by Cathy Glass

6. One True King by Soman Chainanai

I've finished one of the books on my list; "One True King" by Soman Chainani, it was a thrilling finale to a really great series and I'm almost a quarter of the way through another; "David Copperfield" (not the magician). It's such a long book but it's really worth it and I hope it will continue to be. There's some non-fiction because one of my resolutions this year was to read more non-fiction such as self-help books and memoirs. "Success Chasing You" is from a speaker I went to see at a business conference that I was forced to go, but I ended really benefiting from and "Daddy's Little Princess" is from a foster carer in England and tells the story of a little girl who comes to live with her family after her single father has a mental breakdown.

Whether or not I will get through all of these during the Summer or it won't be until the end of the year, only time will tell. Are you guys reading any non-fiction? You do have any questions about "To Catch a Rebel"? Stay safe and to any Americans; Happy 4th of July!