pants on and all my shorts. That's fine. I brought shorts for my other outfit. Does it look like I

have pants on in the video? Yeah. Okay, good. All right. We ready? Oh, let's not have these.

You just toss those anywhere. All right. Hello, everybody. Welcome back to I'll read what she's reading. I'm Reggie. I'm Michaela. And I'm Kennedy. And today it's time for us to update you guys on our spring TVR and how we did. And it's that time? Summer reads. Oh, my gosh. Sorry. That's okay. That's okay. I was like thinking about that before I started this. I knew, okay, my bad. Take two. Okay, take two. Hello, everybody. Welcome back to Al Rood. She's reading. I'm Reggie. I'm Michaela. And I'm Kennedy. And it's summertime. So we are going to dive into the books that we are recommending for you for the summer, whether it's for a summer

vacation, just sitting out by the pool at a picnic. I don't know, all the summer vibes.

I feel like there's some books that you just are like, I cannot read this in the summer,

but there's books that you definitely need to read in the summer, you know?

Let me ask you guys this question.

What do you guys think is the most elite month for reading? July. Oh, wait, cannot even wait,

not month. Sorry, not month. Season. I meant to say season. Yeah. For me, it's probably winter,

just because, like, I'm stuck inside a lot and I'm not doing as many things.

I feel like summer feels busy.

Like I feel like I haven't read very much this summer so far because I'm just like family event and barbecue this. Bus, club.

Another club. Yeah. Seriously. I, club. Another club.

Yeah.

Seriously.

I don't always say winter.

But then I feel like there's so many releases that get released.

Like end of spring or like summer.

Yeah.

I don't know.

I would say mine is probably summer just because I feel like I'm in a good headspace in the summer.

Ooh, that's a good point.

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