The Smell of Ink/Lukten av Trykksverte

It's Tuesday, which means it's time for another Top Ten Tuesday post courtesy of  That Artsy Reader Girl  and as it was a summer freebie when it comes to themes this week, I decided writing a list of horror books to read in the summer. Here's my ten spine chilling picks. His Final Girl by Brooklyn Ann Description from Goodreads DON’T GO IN THE WOODS Computer nerd, Wes Carpenter, dreads having to spend ten days at summer camp with the rest of his in-coming high school senior class. But when he meets strong-willed and confident farm girl, Linnea Langenkamp, everything about being away at camp improves immediately. When a malicious prank awakens an ancient evil, turning their summer romance into a bloodbath, Wes and Linnea pray they make it home alive while fighting for the survival of their classmates. With Wes’s ingenuity and Linnea’s knowledge of the forest, together they may be able to stop the killer, save the camp, and maybe even find their happily ever after on the way....

As I know there’s other book bloggers who hosts summer reading challenges, I figured out I could host one too, because why not have some fun? It will start from today, June 1st and end on August 31st, just so people know the timeframe. No need to sign up or anything, but if you want to share your reads, progress, and what-not, feel free to use the hashtag #trykksvertesummer2025 on social media. I decided to create some prompts for this challenge, but don’t panic if you can’t complete them all. I also made them open/vague enough, that you’ve got some wiggle room when it comes to interpreting those prompts and/or picking books. Here’s the prompts. A book set in the summer A book set on/near water A romance novel A LGBT+ book (June is Pride Month) A book by a Caribbean author (June is Caribbean Heritage Month) A translated book A book that’s been sitting on your shelf for over a year A book recommended to you by a librarian or a bookseller Good luck to everyone who wants to join and I ho...