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#SPRC2026 Ambassador
For our 2026 Summer Reading Challenge, each selected ambassador will receive one of the four tracks outlined below, each with three books. Please review the tracks below then fill out the form at the bottom of the page for a chance to be selected as an #SPRC2026 Ambassador.
TRACK ONE: DAFFODILS
Out March 3 | Learn More
The Holiday meets Lost in Austen, with a sprinkling of Bridgerton steam…
Out Mach 24 | Learn More
The perfect fake-dating college sports romance for fans of Bal Khabra and Hannah Grace.
Out April 14 | Learn More
“Put on the coffee. This one is worth staying up late for.”—New York Times bestselling author Steven Rowley
TRACK TWO: VIOLETS
Out March 3 | Learn More
Discover the sequel to gothic fantasy sensation The Bell Witches from Sunday Times bestseller, Lindsey Kelk. Since arriving in Savannah, Emily Bell has faced prophecies, werewolves, family secrets and her own grandmother’s attempt to take her life.
Out April 7 | Learn More
Fans of The Hunger Games, The Grace Year, and The Maze Runner will devour this chilling dystopian thriller about what it takes to rebel when you discover your entire world is a lie.
Out April 14 | Learn More
Coming out is hard, especially when you have two gay moms. At least it is for Simon Bugg. He doesn’t want the world to think that having gay parents has turned him gay. And he certainly doesn’t want anyone to know about the alien in his stomach that’s trying to kill him.
TRACK THREE: TULIPS
Out March 17 | Learn More
This charming rom-com is filled with Chinese traditions, second chances, and a luck-changing love story that will appeal to readers of Helen Hoang, Jasmine Guillory, and Sarah Adams.
Out Mach 24 | Learn More
A grieving woman finds healing and purpose through her late grandmother’s cherished recipes in a poignant and hopeful novel about rediscovering the comfort of family in the most trying of times.
Out April 21 | Learn More
In the vein of Liane Moriarty’s Nine Perfect Strangers, Mom Brain turns a discerning eye toward society’s view on modern motherhood and reframes “mom brain” as a superpower.
TRACK FOUR: FOXGLOVE
Out March 31 | Learn More
We Need to Talk about Kevin as if written by Jason Reynolds and Tananarive Due meets Model Home by Rivers Solomon in an innovative twist on the haunted house novel.
Out April 14 | Learn More
A psychological tour-de-force about obsession, control, and the dangerous relationship between a therapist and patient in 1960s London.
Out April 28 | Learn More
In a tense thriller set deep amid the forests of the Pacific Northwest, a determined mother works to uncover the secrets of her family’s dark past, fearful of what their history may reveal.