Get ready for a romantic experiment with The Love Hypothesis! Biology professor Olive Smith needs a fake boyfriend, and what better way to test her hypothesis on love than with fellow professor Adam Carlsen?

As they conduct their fake relationship, Olive's logical mind clashes with Adam's emotional intelligence, creating a lab full of witty banter and explosive chemistry. But as their feelings approach critical mass, they must decide whether to risk their professional reputations for a shot at true love. With a lot of humor, a sprinkle of science, and a whole lot of heart, The Love Hypothesis is the perfect read for your spring break escape.

Love scientific love? Continue your studies with Lessons in Chemistry by Bonnie Garmus. It's a must-read for everyone—whether you’re a science geek or not.

The novel follows the trials and tribulations of Dr. Elizabeth Zott, a PhD student in chemistry, as she tries to balance her passion for science with her complicated romantic relationship with her advisor. From chemical reactions to romantic ones, Elizabeth navigates the complexities of both with wit and charm. This book is a true catalyst for anyone looking for a smart and sassy read, with a pH-balance of humor and heart.

If you're looking to heat up with a summer romance, check out Carley Fortune's debut novel Every Summer After that quickly became one of Summer 2022's hottest reads. If you still haven't had the chance to pick it up, spring break 2024 is the perfect time for this beach read page turner.

It's a coming-of-age lake house love with dual timelines covering six years of a past more than a decade prior and a current-day weekend. Fortune's storytelling puts you directly in Percy's head so you can't help but identify with her, and each chapter keeps you wanting more.

Maybe you're stuck at home for spring break and feeling a bit of wanderlust? Don't put that suitcase away just yet! People We Meet on Vacation by Emily Henry is the perfect read for all romance readers seeking a getaway.

The novel follows travel journalist, Poppy, and her former best friend, Alex, as they resume their traditional summer vacation, after two years of not speaking. Throughout the novel, Poppy recollects their previous vacations which include lush examples of travel-worthy spots from Croatia to Tuscany. While going on Poppy & Alex's friends-to-lovers journey, you'll also be transported to their many travel destinations!

Calling all fans of Hallmark movies! Emily Henry's Book Lovers is a MUST if you're trying to feed your "big city hot shot gets transformed by small town" cravings this spring break.

The novel follows cutthroat literary agent, Nora, as she reluctantly agrees to take a sisters' trip to Sunshine Falls, North Carolina, with her beloved sister. While there, Nora finds herself constantly running into Charlie Lastra, a brooding editor from the city who she's had a handful of not-so-pleasant run-in's with before. This adorable read pokes fun at different romance tropes and also reminds us to take a second and enjoy life.

Fans of ACOTAR and/or Sarah J. Maas need to pick up bestseller House of Earth and Blood , book #1 of the Crescent City series. It is an addictive and action-packed fantasy novel that follows the story of Bryce Quinlan, a half-human, half-fae woman on a mission to avenge the deaths of her friends.

As she navigates a dangerous world filled with powerful beings, Bryce teams up with Hunt Athalar, an enslaved fallen angel, and together they uncover a dark consipiracy that threatens the entire Crescent City. This book is perfect for a spring break reading list for those who love fast-paced plot twists, complex characters, a steamy romance, and SJM.

If you're a fast reader, you might want to add the sexy action-packed sequel House of Sky and Breath to your packing list.

Buckle up, space cadets, because it’s time for an out-of-this-world spring break read. Join Arthur Dent and his buddy Ford Prefect on a wild ride through the cosmos, where they'll meet freaky aliens, outlandish creatures, and more sci-fi weirdness than you can shake a lightsaber at.

With its sassy humor and razor-sharp wit, this book by Douglas Adams is a total blast. With its offbeat style and imaginative storytelling, The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy remains a timeless gem that continues to inspire and entertain readers today. So, pack your towel (you never know when you'll need it) and join this cosmic ride of a lifetime with this book.

In Andy Weir's Project Hail Mary, scientist Ryland Grace wakes up from a coma on a spaceship while on a mission to save Earth from extinction. He is the only survivor of a three-person crew and has lost his memory of the past two years. With Ryland's knowledge of biology and physics and the help of an AI named Rocky, he must figure out how to save Earth from a destructive microbe threatening all life.

As he learns more about his past and the nature of the microbe, Ryland faces moral dilemmas and difficult decisions that will determine the fate of humanity. The book's themes of survival, exploration, and discovery are perfect for a spring break getaway—a time when many people are exploring new places, trying new things, and discovering more about themselves.

The Road Back to You by Ian Morgan Cron and Suzanne Stabile is a witty and irreverent take on the Enneagram, a personality framework that can help you gain a better understanding of yourself and the people around you. With clever anecdotes and humorous observations, the authors guide you through the nine different personality types, highlighting their strengths and weaknesses, tendencies and idiosyncrasies.

This book is a perfect spring break read for anyone who wants to add some lightheartedness to their personal growth journey and discover the joys and pitfalls of being human. Who knows, you might just become the life of the party with your newfound Enneagram wisdom!

"Alright, alright, alright!" Okay, we know it's cliche, but it's a line you know whether you watched Dazed and Confused 420 times, or never. Though "It'd be a lot cooler if you did." Okay, okay, we'll stop. But Matthew McConaughey's Greenlights is everything we love about him (and more), and we really only know him because of his role as David Wooderson.

If you like audiobooks, we think it's even better to listen to McConaughey's iconic, smooth Texas voice read you his love letter to life and get you to recognize all the many mundane and wonderful moments that move you along the road. Wait, just one more: "You just gotta keep livin’ man. L-I-V-I-N.” Okay, NOW we're done.