Which books should be added to the bookshelf?

[Aura (Sidney Ellwood's protection squad)]

Suggest some books you'd like to add to our soon-to-read list!

[Elspeth]

The Catcher in the Rye! I got it for christmas and haven't read it yet so yeah haha.

[Aura (Sidney Ellwood's protection squad)]

The Catcher In The Rye is such a wonderful book! Yes, I had the feeling we had to include Salinger haha. I'm guessing people will suggest John Green!

[Aura (Sidney Ellwood's protection squad)]

Hermann Hesse is marvelous. I think we should also consider Demian or Steppenwolf. Actually both. Siddhartha is quite enlightening as well.

[Elspeth]

Yes, John Green is amazing! I got two of his books for christmas. The other one is How to Kill a Mockingbird :)

[Aura (Sidney Ellwood's protection squad)]

Definitely adding To Kill a Mockingbird. Gotta order it though haha. I have all books by John Green except for An Abundance of Katherines. Which ones should we add?

[Elspeth]

Well I reckon a lot of people would have read The Fault in our Stars by now so what about Looking for Alaska or Paper Towns or both?

[Aura (Sidney Ellwood's protection squad)]

Both! Yes, The Fault in Our Stars is very popular right now haha

[Aura (Sidney Ellwood's protection squad)]

I did so too! Read it in two days and just because didn't want to eat it up haha

[Rebecca]

What about War and Peace by Leo Tolstoi? :) It's a really heavy one though

[Aura (Sidney Ellwood's protection squad)]

Yep I was thinking about it! it's split in two, though, I have it. So it's just like reading two in a row haha I'm up for it Becci

[Mckia]

The Book Thief was an amazing read! Also, I suggest the Lovely Bones by Alice Sebold.

[Ananda]

I agree with Rebecca, we should give War and Peace a chance! Also, I've never read any of John Green's works, but I'll definitely add him to my list.

[Aura (Sidney Ellwood's protection squad)]

Oh my, Ananda, John Green is AMAZING.

[Cassidy]

I'd suggest Gone Girl by Gyllian Flynn, as I read it a couple weeks ago, and it was by far one of the best books I have read for a while. John Green is amazing, so something like Will Grayson, Will Grayson could be good too. It isn't as crazily known/read as Looking For Alaska and The Fault in Our Stars but it is really good.

[Aura (Sidney Ellwood's protection squad)]

Cassie! I happen to have received it has a Christmas present (Will Grayson, Will Grayson) and am very interested so I'll for sure add it to the list here :)

[Jackson]

It may be slightly hard going, like some of Haruki Murakimi's other works, but I suggest 'The Wind-up Bird Chronicle'. It's supposedly really weird but a brilliant read... and that's my kind of thing! Up to the rest of you though?

[Aura (Sidney Ellwood's protection squad)]

I've been meaning to read it for a long time now, so I very much like this idea. It's definitely going to our bookshelf!

[[deleted user]]

I'm up for anything although I'd really like to read John Green because sadly I haven't read any of his works! I would also like to read Thirteen Reasons Why.

[Rebecca]

I think Thirteen Reasons Why would definitely be a great book for discussion!

[Nyateneri]

It is rather unknown but "The elegance of the hedgehog" is a very good book (at least in french).

[Rebecca]

wow you read in French Hana? That's really impressive I think!

[Ananda]

I just read a synopsis of Thirteen reasons why and now I really feel like reading it. I only have to check where I can buy it (sadly it's not available in my University's library)

[Aura (Sidney Ellwood's protection squad)]

@Ananda: I messaged you on Skype about a site that ships worldwide for free, so in case you can't get 'Thirteen Reasons Why', that's the perfect place to buy any book. It's very cheap and they're very responsible! I always get refunds if the books don't arrive in time, etc.

[Nyateneri]

@Rebecca
I've started but it's quite hard (though we have to learn it in school).

@Ananda
Thirteen reasons why is astonishing. I read it in like one evening.

[Rebecca]

Hana wrote: "@Rebecca
I've started but it's quite hard (though we have to learn it in school).

@Ananda
Thirteen reasons why is astonishing. I read it in like one evening."

I used to learn French in school too but I was really bad at it, I tried to read a book in french once but I gave up after the first sentence I think^^

I read Thirteen reasons why in one evening too, I just couldn't stop, it's really very capturing!

[Bonnie]

Hana wrote: "It is rather unknown but "The elegance of the hedgehog" is a very good book (at least in french)."

I've heard a lot of great things about that book. I am definitely interested in reading it! (But in English...) :)

[Berna]

Rebecca wrote: "I think Thirteen Reasons Why would definitely be a great book for discussion!"

Already read that one and it was really amazing! Everybody should read it. (:

[Erie]

The Catcher in the Rye!
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the story of my life by helen keller