Summer reading: which books to take with you to the beach?

1. EL James – Freedom

EL James once again takes us to the exciting sensual world of Fifty Shades, a love story that has touched millions of hearts around the world. The book depicts the wedding of the decade, where Anastasia Steele will become the wife of Christian Grey. But is Christian really suitable for a husband? His father is not convinced, his brother wants to organize the devil's bachelor party, and his fiancee refuses to promise to obey him...
Relive the sensuality, romance and drama of Fifty Shades Freed through the thoughts, musings and dreams of Christian Grey.

2. Michel Bussi - Don't Let Me Go

A criminal on a beautiful island that hits like a glass of punch.
A couple of tourists in love in the turquoise sea of Reunion Island. Idleness, palm trees, sun... The perfect combination. But the dream quickly turns into a nightmare. Tourist Liane disappears from the hotel. No one can find her and her husband Martial Bellion turns from a witness to the number one suspect. Especially after she runs off with her six-year-old daughter. Pursuits, roadblocks, flying patrols. The real hunt begins for a man who leaves behind corpses in a beautiful nature where the most mixed population in the whole world lives. And to police officer Christos, who is used to surrendering to the sleepy charm of the island, the smoke of zamal and the intoxication of rum cocktails mixed by the bartender at the Alamanda Hotel, it seems that the fugitive knows the island incredibly well for a tourist and is always one step ahead of them...

3. Julia Quinn - A Gentleman's Offer

Sophie never dreamed she would ever dance at Lady Bridgerton's famous masked ball every year. Although she is the illegitimate daughter of a count, in the eyes of her haughty and greedy stepmother, she is only a servant. But in the bold embrace of the polite and unusually handsome Benedict Bridgerton, she felt like a princess.
Julia Quinn started writing her first book a month after graduating. She hasn't stopped typing since. The New York Times named her the best novelist of the nineteenth century.

4. Barbara and Allan Pease - Answer

The book discusses new scientific research on the brain's ability to drive success. It helps you take the first step towards change and to decide what you really want in life. It gives you the confidence to set goals and change your job, relationship or lifestyle to set the right direction in life. If you want to change the situation you're in, but need help taking the first step, this book will show you how to figure out what you want in life and how to make it happen.

5. Robin Sharma – Get up at 5 and the world will be in the palm of your hand

Get up at 5 and the world will lie in the palm of your hand is an inspiring story about two ordinary people who - like all of us - want to be more productive, more successful and more calm in these times of digital disruption and over-complexity. When they meet their own magnate, their wishes come true. The billionaire becomes their spiritual teacher. It takes them on a wonderful journey around the world that dramatically changes and improves their business side of life, restores efficiency and awakens in them happiness and a sense of personal freedom. Get Up at 5 and Have the World in the Palm of Your Hand is part mastery program, part set of tactics and methods for genius-level productivity, and part manual for a life-changingly beautiful life. Forever.

6. Mark Manson - I'm Hanging Down

In a quirky self-help guide that reflects the modern generation, the star blogger debunks all that is irrelevant and reveals how we can stop trying to be 'positive' all the time and truly become better and happier people. We've been told for decades that positive thinking is the key to a happy, rich life. “F***ing positivity,” says Mark Manson. "Let's be honest, all this crap is f***ed up and we have to live with it." On his incredibly popular online blog and in his book Dol mi hangi Manson is not a liar or a fool. He tells it like it is - serving up a dose of raw, refreshing, honest truth that we still crave today.

7. Šunmjo Masuno - Zen - a simple happy life

The famous monk of Zen Buddhism and designer of Japanese gardens Šunmjo Masuno draws clear and practical advice from the treasury of centuries-old wisdom on how to introduce the essence of Zen into modern life without much effort. With minimalistic vignettes next to each piece of advice, it offers the reader the opportunity to take a deep breath and relax in between. With this guide, you will learn that happiness is not found in extraordinary experiences, but in small changes in everyday life, for example in the way you act, think or cooperate with others. In addition, you will learn to appreciate the present moment and open yourself to a new feeling of inner peace and solidity with each task.

8. Dania Schiftan - I'll get it!

The most common topics for which women turn to sex specialists are not experiencing orgasm during sex and lack of sexual desire, which is definitely related to the fact that a woman does not experience orgasm or experiences it very difficult. But if we want to master a certain thing, we practice it. Anyone who wants to play the piano well attends a music school. This kind of principle applies to all areas of life - only when it comes to sex do we think that things should go as they should by themselves. But sex can also be learned. Sexual desire can also be acquired. Every woman can experience a vaginal orgasm. Dania Schiftan in the book It will come to me! it describes the steps that lead to a vaginal climax, and it also helps us get to know our own bodies better.