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Even if you’re not much ofa reader, a perfectwayto entertain yourself with no classes is to pick up a book. So, whether you’re staying in Storrs or going to Puerto Rico, I’ve compileda list of books I’d recommend based on where you’re going for break.  \nIf you’re going to the beach (or any body of water), you should read “Same Time Next Summer”by Annabel Monaghan.  \nWhen I think of beach reads, I think of romance books—they’re easy reads that you can probably devour in one sitting, and this fits the bill perfectly. It’s a second chance romance about a woman named Sam who goes home to  \nnitely the beach.  \nIf you’re going home, you should read ‘Project Hail Mary’ by Andy Weir.  \nBeing home from break is obviously very nice because you’re away from campus and you’re probably happy tobe eating homecooked meals, but it can also get boring. That’s why this book is so perfect because it’s a bit on the long side (almost 500 pages), so having a week of no distractions is the best setting to start reading. Additionally, the movie adaptation is releasing on March 20, so if you finish the book, you’ll be set togo watch it.  \nThe book follows Ryalnd Grace, who is sent into space to save humanity. The thing is, he doesn’tremember anything. Even if you’re not a big fan of science fiction, this book is very accessible, and a protip: check out the audiobook because it is very well done.  \nIf you’re staying at UConn, you should read the Shady Hollow se-  \nuntil bodies start dropping and Vera Vixen (a fox, incase you were wondering) has to solve the case. Tell me you don’t want to read cozy mysteries where all the characters are critters. These books are what Iimagine living in the world of“Fantastic Mr. Fox” tobe like.  \nIf you’re going somewhere abroad, you should read “Evenings and Weekends” by Oisín McKenna.  \nIt doesn’t matter what country you might be traveling to; although this book takes place in London, this literary fiction debut takes you into the lives of three friends over the course of one hot weekend in June. If you’re a Salley Rooney fan, you’ll love this, but even if you’re just interested in looking at other young adults living messy lives, this’ll be the book for you. It’s a story about friendship and secrets, and it really resonated with me as a girl in her early 20s who has no idea what she’s doing.  \nLong Island to look at a possible wedding venue and ends up reuniting with the boy who broke her heart when she was 17. Oh, and  \nshe’sengaged toa different man.  \nIthas a dual timeline, so you get to see these characters fall in love twice: once as messy teens and then again as adults. 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