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[Audrey]

I’ve read Howl’s Moving Castle. A bit odd.

[Aqsa, Dracarys!]

@Johana No unfortunately I haven't :/

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@Deeya
Yes, Me too!
If I started it-I ended it!

[Stephen]

The Terror by Dan Simmons
The book of Of Dave By Will Self

[Vinay]

I recommend - "Wonder" by R. J. Palacio - It's an amazing read

[Aqsa, Dracarys!]

I recommend White Fang. It's amazing.

[Audrey]

I absolutely love the Stormlight Archive and Riyria. Are you in Michael J Sullivan’s private group?

Kingkiller and Red Rising were pretty good for me. I haven’t started Wheel of Time. I’m kind of afraid of the commitment.

[Audrey]

I’ll submit a request.

[Aqsa, Dracarys!]

I recommend The Importance of Being Earnest.
It's a very short read and full of fun :)

[Audrey]

Otis wrote: “I had recently read, “The Queen’s Poisoner“. It’s the first book in the, “Kingfountain” series. I really enjoyed it, I recommend it for all you, Young Adult, readers.

Has anybody r…”

I bought the first three on a Kindle sale; they look really good!

[Stephen]

New Fears 2 ed.By Mark Morris this year it has beetles on the cover. Interesting collection of no theme ss

[Fahad]

I'd recommend everyone to read Bad Blood by John Carryrou.

[Aqsa, Dracarys!]

I'd recommend you all to read Spinning Silver.

[Aqsa, Dracarys!]

Fahad wrote: "I'd recommend everyone to read Bad Blood by John Carryrou."

I'll check it out :)

[Skyscraper]

I'd recommend everyone to read Me before you by jojo moyes.

[Aqsa, Dracarys!]

I can't wait to read it. I loved the movie so so much!

[Starr]

I recommend The Last Girl by Nick Twist. Amazing psychological thriller. I couldn't put it down

[Shannara]

If you’re looking for straight romance, the Bride Quartet (4 books) is sooo sweet and romantic. If you want YA romance, I thought 96 Words For Love and The Fault in Our Stars we’re both really good.

[Audrey]

Sam wrote: “does anyone know any good romance books?”

My favorites are
Bliss, Remembered
Switched
Reflection

I don’t even like romance, so you know they got to be good!

[Audrey]

Aqsa wrote: “I’d recommend you all to read Spinning Silver.”

It’s up next after this big beast of a book!

[Linnie]

I'd recommend Keeper of the Lost Cities series by Shannon Messenger! Most of the reviews are good, but I've read some really bad reviews about it-- and just warning you, the bad reviews are ALL wrong.

[Aqsa, Dracarys!]

Audrey wrote: "Aqsa wrote: “I’d recommend you all to read Spinning Silver.”

It’s up next after this big beast of a book!"

After which one?
I hope you enjoy it :)

[Ang]

I recommend the A Court of Thorns and Roses series by Sarah Maas. I didn't love the first book in the series but the second and third are SO good--I even got a tattoo based on the book.

[Aqsa, Dracarys!]

A tattoo?? U must really love it!

[Aysha]

I recommend The Shadow Queen and The Wish Granter by C.J. Redwine. These are AWESOME fairytale retellings. Especially the first one :)

[Priyanka]

Junglezen Sheru
I recommend the book Junglezen Sheru written by a Monk, teacher and writer.
The story describes ethology.

[Rabiraj]

I recommend Snow by Orhan Pamuk for the poignant and a beautiful story , One Hundred Years of Solitude for the metaphor and fantastic storytelling , Herzog for the brilliance of the eponymous character and Kafka on The Shore for the brilliant piece of storytelling and the use of surreal and metaphors

[Harper Nicole]

I would recommend the Harry Potter series, The Hunger Games, the Fablehaven series by Brandon Mull, and The Girl Who Was Supposed to Die by April Henry.

[Shinee'sBack!]

Audrey wrote: "I’ve read Howl’s Moving Castle. A bit odd."

The studio Ghibli film based on the book differs form the novel, but i loved it so much!


And i'd recommend 'The Burning' by Laura Bates for people to read, either free through netgalley or when it comes out february. i really enjoyed it more htan i expected.

[Aqsa, Dracarys!]

The 7½ Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle
An Ember in the Ashes
When Breath Becomes Air

[Cyn]

Evil Librarian if you like real cheesy horror movies. I really liked this book XD

[Aqsa, Dracarys!]

Cyn wrote: "Evil Librarian if you like real cheesy horror movies. I really liked this book XD"

I added this one, Cyn! Sounds like fun!

[Cyn]

Aqsa wrote: "Cyn wrote: "Evil Librarian if you like real cheesy horror movies. I really liked this book XD"

I added this one, Cyn! Sounds like fun!"

Oh yay! Hope you enjoy Aqsa :)

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Thanks, Cyn!

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✯ Anamarija ✯ wrote: "It by Stephen King - for those who love horror and supernatural
the movies (both new and old) are okay, but not half as good as the book"

This is motivating since I didn't enjoy the movie at all! I'm glad the book is better :)

[Aqsa, Dracarys!]

✯ Anamarija ✯ wrote: "Aqsa wrote: "✯ Anamarija ✯ wrote: "It by Stephen King - for those who love horror and supernatural
the movies (both new and old) are okay, but not half as good as the book"

This is m..."

Oh, alright, so you mean that there's more to the characters but not to the scary part? I just think the start of the movie was terrifying and the rest just fell flat with me. Maybe if the story made more sense (maybe it will in the book). I will read Stephan King (I haven't yet) and I have planned to start with The Shining and then I'll give this a try too :) I hope The Shining is good.

Thank you for the clarification and the detail, Anamarija :)

[Susy]

I was QUITE a bit younger when I read It but I found it truly creepy and scary.

[Cyn]

I really recommend Jade City by Fonda Lee! It's a great fantasy book. Here're my thoughts on it: https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

[Aqsa, Dracarys!]

I highly recommend Address Unknown. It's just 40 pages long and we just read it in the Reading Sprint where the link to download it was also provided. It's really awesome, and someone we must read!

[Aqsa, Dracarys!]

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I love fantasy, retellings and dystopian. Check out my list of read books :) can anyone suggest some books I might enjoy?

[Aqsa, Dracarys!]

@Alanah I'd suggest linking the shelves for convenience. Also, your profile's private :/

I'd recommend:
A Game of Thrones
An Ember in the Ashes

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From here, only ask for recommendations-depending on what you want to read

[Christine]

Here are the books that I recommend

What Daddy Did
Three Weeks With My Brother
Sickened: The Memoir of a Munchausen by Proxy Childhood

[SweetReads]

Supernova
If you were a teen in the 90's and you like topics about mental illness you'll love this book.

The Casquette Girls
If you like stories about vampires and witches.

Istanbul crimson nights
If you like psychological thrillers with real violence feminist stories and international crime.

Alice in Zombieland
Alice and zombies, what could be better?

[Galuh]

Hey guys, can any of you recommend to me some sff and mystery books that are around 300 pages or less? I'm in a bit of a slump so i hope reading shorter books will help! :)

[SweetReads]

Galuh wrote: "Hey guys, can any of you recommend to me some sff and mystery books that are around 300 pages or less? I'm in a bit of a slump so i hope reading shorter books will help! :)"

Hi. Check Istanbul crimson nights

[Althea ☾]

Galuh wrote: "Hey guys, can any of you recommend to me some sff and mystery books that are around 300 pages or less? I'm in a bit of a slump so i hope reading shorter books will help! :)"

I heard Sadie is pretty good and is about 308 pages

[PattyMacDotComma]

Galuh wrote: "Hey guys, can any of you recommend to me some sff and mystery books that are around 300 pages or less? I'm in a bit of a slump so i hope reading shorter books will help! :)"

How about something like Mr. Penumbra's 24-Hour Bookstore by Robin Sloan? I also liked Sourdough by the same author. The first is a mystery and the second is a bit mysterious and both have a touch of the supernatural as well as being a bit less than 300 pages. I liked them!
4.5★ Link to my review of Mr Penumbra

4.5★ Link to my review of Sourdough

[Saarah]

~ Althea ~ ☾ wrote: "Galuh wrote: "Hey guys, can any of you recommend to me some sff and mystery books that are around 300 pages or less? I'm in a bit of a slump so i hope reading shorter books will help! :)"

I heard ..."

Sadie is really good, will probably keep you up at night!