Books that sucked you in like a riptide and never let you go

[Jupiter]

You still think about this book. You couldn’t put it down. Every time you read it you connect a few more details. There was a you before you read this book and a you after. No other parameters.
Impress me with your knowledge and find me a new book to read!!! (Pls)

[Carol]

I enjoy books about the 20’s so Last Call at the Nightingale was definitely this type for me.

[Richard]

Children of Time by Adrian Tchaikovsky

[Haley]

This might be a little basic but I love Divergent by Veronica Roth

[S, Creator]

The guest list by Lucy foley

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this is basic but the selection is what got me into reading, and more importantly romance. it’s my comfort read and it changed me even if it’s not the best story

[Shawn]

Gone by Micheal Grant

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skyhunter
the false prince
heartless

[D.T.]

x-men + historical fiction + lovely mc

I'm hooked and waiting for the last book of the series

[Britt]

The Ever King by L.J Andrews

[b]

some kind of happiness
has been my fav book since i first read it, first read when i was the mc’s age (11) and now i’m 18.. i’ve read it about 6 times

[squeakers]

The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins
Six of Crows by Leigh Bardugo
Crossing the Line by Meghan Rogers

[Jo]

The starless sea by Erin Morgenstern
When i finished it, i reread it right after.

[Tony]

Watership Down by Richard Adams Who'd have thought that a book about rabbits could be so captivating. Seriously, it's way more than a book about rabbits. It's written beautifully and will suck you in.

[Gabs]

Okay For Now by Gary Schmidt
Also, Just Like That by the same author, but for it to suck you in you need to read the Wednesday Wars first