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Summer Reading List 2026: The Books We Can’t Put Down

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By Julia Sanders
| Jacksonville Mom Verified
Whether you’re lounging by the pool, escaping the Florida heat indoors, traveling this summer, or finally tackling that ever-growing TBR pile, there’s no better time to get lost in a great book. From swoon-worthy beach reads and addictive thrillers to epic fantasy adventures, thought-provoking literary fiction, and inspiring memoirs, our Jacksonville Mom team has rounded up the books we’re recommending this summer.
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Day One Was a Breeze... Then Came Day Two

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By Julia Sanders
| Jacksonville Mom Verified
My youngest, Koah, had his very first day of kindergarten this week — and let me tell you, it went better than I could have imagined. He walked in like he owned the place, backpack bouncing, smile beaming, ready for whatever snack time and finger painting had in store. I thought, “Well, that was easy.” Rookie mistake. By Day Two, the shine had worn off. Suddenly, kindergarten wasn’t “fun and exciting.” It was, “I don’t want to go.” Day Three? Same song, second verse.
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I Wish I Had the Answers, Kiddo

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By Julia Sanders
| Jacksonville Mom Verified
I wish I had all the answers, kiddo — but I’m doing my best to figure it out, too. Just two weeks ago, I dropped my oldest off at sleepaway camp. I did what so many of us do — I trusted that everything would be fine. That the counselors would keep him safe, that the days would be filled with fun, and that he’d come home just a little braver, a little older. And he did. But now, I can’t stop thinking about the parents in Kerr County whose children didn’t come home.
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