5 Books You Should Read on Your Next Vacation

Reading has always been the classic way to pass time on an air plane, a train, a car ride, etc. Now with electronic advances like IPads and Nintendo DS's people have turned away from reading while traveling. The next time you decide to vacation try to pick up a new book and embrace the old fashion way of passing the time while moving from point A to point B. Here are some books to try out on your next trip.

1.) Gone Girl: This novel by the talented Gillian Flynn is the one of the upcoming hottest books. This American thriller is being made into a movie currently with famous actor Ben Affleck as the main character, Nick. This book will keep you entertained by the mystery of the disappearance of Nick's girlfriend while the world believes it is Nick's fault.

2.) A Dogs Purpose: This fictional novel by W. Bruce Cameron will capture your heart and let you fall in love with the curious little dog, Bailey. For any animal lover, this book is perfect and will give you peace of mind wondering what happens to animals after they have left your life.

3.) Is Everybody Hanging Out With Me?: This memoir written by the entertaining Mindy Kahling is the best book to give you a laugh as well as courage to pursue your dreams. Mindy Kahling has one of the most interesting stories of how she found success in show business, and she definitely wasn't an overnight success.

4.) The Hobbit: Ever think about reading one of those classic novels on your bookshelf? Well, this is a perfect excuse to read one of the world's greatest novels written by J. R. R. Tolkien. With the last movie of the trilogy of the book coming to theatres in a few months reading what happens will definitely help you to understand the chaotic fantasy story.

5.) The Fault in Our Stars: For anyone who doesn't enjoy joining in on the 'hype' of things, they probably totally dismissed this book. However, this book is one of the easiest reads and most gratifying reads you will ever have. John Green has a way of making you captivated by his characters, and he definitely will get you attached to the troubled Hazel Grace and boastful Augustus Waters.