It seems like spring has just sprung, and yet we're already preparing for the dog days of summer. All our fellow bibliophiles know that there's nothing better than sitting on a quiet beach, or lounging poolside with the sun on your skin and a great book in hand.  

To prepare you for the summer season, we've gathered a list of some of our favorite upcoming beach reads. Whether you like to keep it light, and fun, or you prefer to sink deep into a hefty page-turner, we've got a something for every reader in this list. 

And if you really want to fill your summer with an endless supply of beach reads, reserve a tote bag of our hand-picked Bedside Reading Summer Hamptons books. Act fast though—this is our most anticipated program of the year!

1. Whatever It Takes by Jessica Pack
This enticing novel from Jessica Pack skillfully unravels a web of family secrets with refreshing originality. A month before her 25th birthday, Sienna finds herself facing a cancer diagnosis and a quest to uncover the truth surrounding her late mother—whose only memories have been gleaned from letters written in the final weeks of her life. "Whatever It Takes" is a fascinating look into family, identity, and parenthood.

2. Montauk by Nicola Harrison ​
"Montauk" is Nicola Harrison's glamorous debut, and will have readers pining for their own summer of extravagance by the seaside. Picture this: Montauk, Long Island in 1938—the summer playground for New York City's wealthy elite. When Beatrice Bordeaux is sequestered to the seaside town for the summer, she is forced to confront truths about her relationship, her past, and her future. 

3. The Farm by Joanne Ramos​
Joanne Ramos' "The Farm" is a chilling, and timely dystopian story of the sacrifices women will make to secure a better life. Ramos has penned a heart-pounding, page-turner akin to Atwood's "Handmaids Tale," that will likely have you up until the wee hours of the night.

4. The Nine by Jeanne McWilliams Blasberg
​This highly suspenseful novel from Jeanne McWilliams Blasberg tells the story of a well-intentioned, yet overbearing mother, and her brilliant son Sam. When Sam soon discovers the troubling underworld to his prestigious boarding school, his revelation threatens to shake the core of not only the school, but Sam's family as well.

5. Maybe You Should Talk to Someone by Lori Gottlieb
Respected writer and psychotherapist Lori Gottlieb pens a triumphant new novel that's receiving some serious praise. Now in development as a TV series with ABC, "Maybe You Should Talk to Someone" has been called, "An irresistibly addictive tour of the human condition," by Kirkus Review. 

6. The Canary's Song by Natalie Banks
"The Canary's Song" is a riveting story filled with suspense, and complex characters. What begins as a romantic getaway for Juliette in an attempt to bolster her crumbling marriage, turns into a fight for her life in the North Carolina wilderness. You won't be able to put this book down!

7. The Moment of Lift by Melinda Gates
​Philanthropist, business mogul and global women's advocate Melinda Gates shares her ideas on empowering women and thus, changing the world. In this New York Times Bestseller, Gates provides her own manifesto, garnered from years of advocacy work, that calls for resolutions to society's most troubling issues. Do pick up The Moment of Lift if you want to be inspired!

8. The Flatshare by Beth O'Leary
This charming novel from Beth O'Leary transports us to foggy London, to a flat that's being inhabited by two strangers. One has domain during the day, the other, gets nights; but in between, the two begin leaving each other notes around the apartment. "The Flatshare" is a romantic tale of two strangers turned roommates turned... 

9. Lost and Found In Spain: Tales of an Ambassador's Wife by Susan Lewis Solomont
When Susan Solomont uproots her life to join her husband in Spain where he has been appointed U.S. Ambassador, she never expects how drastically her life would change. This fascinating part memoir, part travelogue tells the story of Solomont's journey into making a life for herself in a new country, and finding her voice. Former U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry praised Lost and Found in Spain, “[In Lost and Found in Spain,] Susan Solomont makes the patriotic expatriate life her own and reminds us that an Ambassadorship is a family calling.”

10. Inglorious Arts by Alan Hruska
This latest Alec Brno novel from Alan Hruska is perfect for the crime buffs and thriller junkies alike. Inglorious Arts will grip readers from the very first pages as they follow New York lawyer Alec Brno in his next, seemingly impossible assignment. With a plot that barrels full-speed ahead, this is another page-turned that's sure to keep readers engrossed.

11. On the Come Up by Angie Thomas
From celebrated author of The Hate You Give, comes the highly anticipated sophomore effort, On the Come Up. New York Times Bestseller, Angie Thomas writes the story of 16-year-old aspiring rapper Bri. Bri's come up story is paved with obstacles, and when she decides to pour her frustrations into a rap, it ends up going viral for all the wrong reasons. On the Come Up is a story of courage, and fighting for your dreams from one of the most influential literary voices of a generation.

12. Being Here...Too: Short Stories of Modern Day Enlightenment by Ariel & Shya Kane
Looking for some spiritual fulfillment? Look no further than this collection of real, every day stories from Ariel & Shya Kane to help you live in the moment. We all want an escape from the constant hustle of our lives, but sometimes, just being present is all we need. Being Here...Too will inspire and ground readers and makes for an added layer of relaxation to that sunny afternoon.

13. The Whisper Network by Chandler Baker
This much-buzzed about novel from Chandler Baker tells the timely story of a group of female co-workers who decide to take a stand against their new CEO's promotion. Equal parts witty, hilarious, and cutting, The Whisper Network ​is an absorbing story of sisterhood. 

14. A Veil Removed by Michelle Cox
“Fans of spunky, historical heroines will love Henrietta Von Harmon," writes Booklist of this romantic mystery from Michelle Cox set in 1930's Chicago. When couple Henrietta and Clive's honeymoon is cut short after the untimely death of Clive's father, the newlyweds are forced to return home and investigate his suspicious death. Thus begins the first case for the Von Harmon's! Another irresistible, sexy mystery readers will devour.

15. 99 Percent Mine by Sally Thorne
USA Today bestselling author Sally Thorne brings us the anticipated follow-up to her hit debut The Hating Game. 99 Percent Mine is a romantic comedy that will have readers getting secondhand butterflies! The novel follows Darcy Bennett as she gets a second chance at her longtime crush. This hilarious read is your ideal summer romcom.

By: Nora-Grayce Orosz
All book-lovers can attest to the feeling of satisfaction after staying up all night to finish a great book. But so many of us are often left wanting more. How can we share in our feelings (and you bet we have lots of 'em) once we put down the book? Look no further—these six great podcasts are the perfect companion to your literary lifestyle. Add these into your podcast rotation, and who knows, you might just discover your new favorite book.

Get Booked by Book Riot
Get Booked ​is an awesome resource for literally any book-lover. In this weekly podcast, Book Riot puts together a list of book rec's that are guaranteed to have your #ToBeRead pile stacked to the ceiling. What's even cooler about Get Booked is that listeners can request specialized recommendations, which hosts Amanda and Jen will use to tailor their suggestions.

Reading Women 
In this weekly podcast, hosts focus on literature written for women, by women. Each month features two episodes on the same theme—one highlighting a range of titles and one discussing two titles more in depth—and two author interviews with talented women writers, reads their show description. Whether you're a fan of female writers, or looking to find your next favorite female author, this podcast is for you!