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Hey friends! Here’s a list of all the books that I read in June.
Please keep in mind that I am doing a (mostly) re-read of all of the books I own that are currently on my shelf. I have acquired 2 additional SJMaas series, so I am incorporating those into my TBR list as well.
June was fun. I ended the Stephen King novels and then turned around and started them again. I also started re-reading Dan Brown’s Robert Langdon series as well.
Keep reading to see the full list.
And leave a comment below with your favorite read from June!
Books I read in June
I loved this book. The storyline is so twisted, it really kept me engaged.
You Like It Darker by Stephen King
This was such an engaging selection of short stories, I couldn’t wait to read the next.
I don’t really understand how people can say that they don’t like the Holly Gibney books. Each of them are better than the last. She’s definitely a character I love.
Back to the beginning. This book is a classic that never gets old.
This was the first vampire novel I ever read. It really grabs you from the beginning and never lets go.
The Divorce by Freida McFadden
Her latest book, and might be my top favorite of her’s so far that I’ve read.
Angels and Demons by Dan Brown
This was the book that first introduced me to ambigrams, among other things. Dan Brown really is excellent at placing the reader in the location of the book.
The Bachman Books by Stephen King
With Rage no longer being in print, I can’t link to this exact book, but I think that title in particular is a unique glimpse into the human brain.
The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown
I remember reading this book on a balcony in Florida while on vacation, eating a can of Pringles. The nostalgia of that moment combined with such an intriguing story line make this a book I’ll never tire of.
I kid you not, I’ve seen mention of Mason’s multiple times since I finished this one. Coincidence?! (Yes.)
This one doesn’t get any less scary the more times you read it. I always side eye my bathtub.
And finally…
I love Dan Brown books because they make me stop reading so I can look up locations and artwork he speaks of.
And there are all the books I read in June of 2026.
I’ll be back next month with my July reads. 🏝
