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beach read
[ beech reed ]
noun
- a book, usually fiction, that one might enjoy during a vacation or a day at the beach because it is engaging, entertaining, and easy to read:
We rarely share our beach reads up at the lake house—as a rule, mine are romances and hers are detective stories.
51³Ô¹Ï History and Origins
Origin of beach read1
Example Sentences
Henry is a bestselling author whose earlier novels “Book Lovers,†“Beach Read†and “People We Meet on Vacation†are all being adapted into movies.
This juicy-sounding nonfiction work just might be the early-fall equivalent of a beach read: Biographer Leamer examines the lives of a group of New York City socialites who befriended writer Truman Capote — only to have him betray them by spilling their secrets in what he hoped would be a great novel.
If you’re looking for something light, fun and full of ridiculous ’80s fashion, I can’t recommend the new Netflix documentary about the pop group Wham! enough — it’s basically the documentary equivalent of a beach read.
So, what is a beach read, exactly?
This Canadian comedy is as if you took an Elin Hilderbrand beach read and mixed in a tiny bit of “Succession.â€
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