06/30/2026
What's on your summer reading list this year? 📖 Here are a few on mine... but I'd love to know what you're reading lately, whether it's work-related or just a fun beach read! Let me know in the comments 👇
Communications-inspired:
📘Anthro-Vision – Gillian Tett
This isn't a communications book, but it probably should be. Gillian Tett argues that before we solve problems, we need to understand how people think, behave and make decisions. It reminded me that the best communicators don't just study communication—they study people. I'm looking forward to finishing it!
📘The Unthinkable – Amanda Ripley
The Unthinkable isn't about emergency plans. It's about people. Amanda Ripley explores why we freeze, why we act and what separates those who cope well in a crisis from those who don't. Thanks to Kari O'Rourke, MA (she/her) for recommending this one. After experiencing the 2023 McDougall Creek wildfire and my own hesitations, I’m ready to tackle this one.
Just for fun:
☀️ Theo of Golden – Allen Levi
I loved this. A quiet novel that stays with you long after you've finished it. Set in a small town, it's a gentle reminder that kindness, friendship and community are often life's greatest joy. Break out the tissue.
☀️ A Year in Provence – Peter Mayle
A delightful classic filled with humour, good food and the simple pleasures of everyday life. It's the kind of book that makes you want to slow down and savour the journey. Now I’m on to the sequel - Toujours Provence.
I'd love to hear what's on your beach chair this summer!
PS: this photo was taken right before Knox suddenly dove into the pool, knocked my book into the water, and stepped on my sunglasses 😂 A good reminder that what you see on social media is often just one part of the story!