
Top Ten Tuesday was created by The Broke and the Bookish in June of 2010 and was moved to That Artsy Reader Girl in January of 2018. It was born of a love of lists, a love of books, and a desire to bring bookish friends together.
This week’s topic is “Book Covers That Feel or Look Like Summer.” Since there are so many summer covers, I decided to limit mine to Netgalley ARCs that have either just been published or are not published yet. I also didn’t want ten beach covers, so there are some covers that might not scream summer, but remind me of summer all the same.
Click on the covers to find out more about the books.

The Cafe At Beach End: After her husband’s scandal, Meredith flees to the beach town of Cape Sanctuary.

Must Love Flowers: A widow trying to start anew and a young woman with an alcoholic father are drawn together.

This takes us back to the Summer of ’77 in Tumbleweed, Oklahoma

Welcome to Beach Town: Nikki is a surfer’s daughter on scholarship at an elite school in a California Beach Town. When she gives her graduation address as valedictorian, she reveals a secret that will shake the town.

The All American: To me, nothing says summer like baseball. This one takes us back to the All American Girls Baseball League.

A widow and a single mother meet at The Moonlight Gardening Club.

An Italian Island Summer: This was just published the end of May. A summer escape to Italy.

The Cottage On Glass Lake: A beach house escape and a time to move on.

Post WWII, a former Rosie the Riveter moves to Laguna Beach

A woman dealing with the death of her mother continues to run her mother’s market stall in Little Woodville. Book 2 of The Little Woodville Cottage Series.
What about you? Are you reading any books with Summer covers?

Ooo, so many gorgeous beaches
Yes, nothing says summer like the beach. Thanks for stopping by.
The brightness and colours on Summer at Forget-Me-Not Cottage really caught my eye!
I like that colorful, whimsical style of cover too. My favorite of this bunch though is Welcome to Beach Town.
Would these all fall into the category of “beach reads”?
For the most part. Maybe not The All American.
Thanks for answering my question. I’ve seen the term a lot in book promotions, but I’m not quite sure what makes “a perfect beach read.”
I think it means something different for everyone. To me it means something fairly light. I don’t want to read about war or murders while I’m laying in the hot sun. I want something light and happy.
Thanks! I never read at the beach because I want to give my full attention to the beach.
Lovely choices! Definitely make me think of summer 😍
Thanks Tessa.
All of these look perfect for summer!
Thank you Deb!
Nice summer covers, Bonnie. -)
Hey, just thought I would mention that your link up on Jana’s post took me to last week’s topic and not today’s. Just in case you care.
These are all great summer covers. I especially like the Hotel Laguna one.
Thanks for the heads up!
I love the vintage look of Hotel Laguna!
Yes I definitely wanted some historical fiction in there.
What a lovely collection! 😍
I like that you didn’t just do beach covers! I did my own little twist on the topic this week: https://franlaniado.wordpress.com/2023/06/06/top-ten-tuesday-summer-titles/
Thanks. Summer titles is a great twist!
Thanks!
So many of these sound really good – you’ve expanded my TBR and made it even longer now! Great list this week.
Great list! Several of these are on my TBR 🙂
Lovely summery covers there 🙂
Have a great week!
These are all such pretty covers! I think the first one is my favorite.
Happy TTT (on a Wednesday)!
Susan
http://www.blogginboutbooks.com
The coziest, most inviting covers! Right now I’m reading Every Summer After by Carley Fortune and it’s got a great summery cover as well. 🙂
I just read Italian Island Summer and it was great! Thanks for stopping by my list of wintery TTT post!
I love the looks of all of these. I am interested in Laguna and The All American. They sound just a little different from my usual summer reads. I am listening to The Sweetheart List by Jill Shalvis right now. It is one of my 20 Books for Summer.