After months of bundling up in the frigid air and snow-coated streets, we’re ridiculously excited that Spring is finally here. We’re so ready to wear our brightest pastels and enjoy the warmer weather and freshly budding flowers. It also happens to be the perfect time to find a comfy spot on the grass and lounge out in the sunshine with a new read. To get you in the springtime spirit, we’ve compiled a list of some of our favorite Bookstagrams of the season. With their vivid colors and gorgeous gardens, we can practically hear the birds singing.
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Alex & Eliza: A Love Story by Melissa de la Cruz
The cover for Alex & Eliza is pure rosy pink perfection. We love how the fresh florals in this shot really bring out that romantic, spring fling feel.
Rookie on Love by Tavi Gevinson
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With those beautiful violet blossoms, we can totally feel the love in that balmy springtime breeze.
I Have Lost My Way by Gayle Forman
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Nothing says springtime more than blooms and butterflies.
Always Never Yours by Austin Siegemund-Broka & Emily Wibberley
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We love how this Bookstagrammer perfectly matched their bouquet to the one featured on the book’s cover. It’s all in the details.
Down and Across by Arvin Ahmadi
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With its pastel blue and yellow cover, Down and Across is a great choice to show off your springtime #aesthetic.
Reign of the Fallen by Sarah Glenn Marsh
Those white flowers and linens really give off a vibe that embodies the crispness of spring.
The Strange Fascinations of Noah Hypnotik by David Arnold
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There are few book covers that really get across the brightness of spring more than Noah Hypnotik. We love how this reader made the bold rainbow-tinted cover really standout with a simple wood-and-white backdrop.
Royals by Rachel Hawkins
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Sometimes, the springtime rain keeps you indoors and you have to find a way to bring a little bit of that freshly bloomed magic indoors. This Bookstagrammer does just that with adorable succulents and a royally pink pen.
Hero at the Fall by Alwyn Hamilton
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Ok ok this is our own photo but you can’t deny that springtime sunshine! Plus, it’s a great reminder to get outside and get some fresh air!
Still looking for the perfect Spring Break read? Check out our list of books that will make you feel all of your feelings.