The book you like most discussion
Books that you read in under three days or in one sitting that you LOVED
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Nov 02, 2023 09:16AM
The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins. Truly one of the best books I’ve ever read.
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The Cruel Prince will do it for me every time.
there's sssoooo many for me but two recent ones are Convenience Store Woman & Indian Horse
literally any book in the shatter me series
The Tattooist of AuschwitzNovel by Heather Morris
book Thief.Damsel.
everything everything
culinary murder mysteries by josi kilpack
Wings
lost In A book
I have more I'm just not thinking of it
Six of Crows, the Maze Runner and the Inheritance Games!! A few of the best books i ever read :)
"The Little Girl who lives down the Lane" by Laird Koenig, read it in one day."Coming Home" by Rosamunde Pilcher in 4 days, but I abandoned my husband and our dog. :)
ACOTAR series, All he'll ever be, Promises and Pomegranates, Let Him In, Madly Deeply, Secret History, The Invisible Life Of Addie LaRue
Well, I read 6 books in 4 days because I was stressed and tired of hw.
the ballad of never after and book lovers !
This was a wild choice for me- the benevolent society of illmannered ladies. It was such a fun read. It's a historical fiction/adventure.
every book by Anna B. Doe and S.J Sylvis
better than the movies, the wicked king, ignite me, the spanish love deception
Dune is the easiest one that comes to mind it's epic with political intrigue and the horror of prescience and the strange reality of Dune is quite an original creation in Science Fiction I think the idea to focus on humans and the mind instead of typically Technology which is very much the staple for Sci-Fi is an interesting choice adding a drug that extends you're life and gives you visions while making you addicted The ideas are also incredibly esoteric at times so it gives me motivation and intrigue to revisit
I like the way Frank Herbert writes in a very Hallucegenic manner where the characters narrate like they're on some psychedelic horror trip and begin to disassociate at times but Frank won't go to off the rails and keeps it grounded and somewhat clear
SEVEN HUSBANDS OF EVELYN HUGOTHE CRUEL PRINCE TRILOGY
SERPENT AND DOVE TRILOGY
I'd also say Man's Search for Meaning by Victor Frankl
The Once Upon a Broken Heart trilogy!! I literally can’t put the book down when I’m reading it. I just started the last book and I don’t want it to end 🥲 (And for the record, I didn’t actually like the Caraval trilogy, so if you’ve read that trilogy and didn’t care for it, don’t let it dissuade you from reading these!)
Their Vicious Games by Joelle Wellington. I borrowed it from a friend and finished it in 2 days.
Any novel by Douglas Kennedy (The Moment, The Big Picture and especially "Pursuit of Happiness"). I started reading his books shortly before the millennium and am hooked ever since.
With Michael Allegretto I feel the same.
Pisces51 wrote: "Behind Closed Doors by BA Harris"This topic was better handled in "Sleeping with the Enemy" or in Nancy Baker Jacobs' "See Mommy Run".
there's quite a few but one of them is 'the last word' by Taylor Adams... it's a fast paced thriller...Another honorary mention would be the book 'Powerless' by Lauren Roberts... it's a romantasy
Please list authors on these books as there are many that have the same title : )
RAVEN wrote: "The Tattooist of AuschwitzNovel by Heather Morris" I didn't realize this was a book. I saw the movie and loved it. Thank you. I'll add it to my To Read list.
An Oldy but Goodie: Goodbye Mr. Chips by James Hilton (1939). In this novella, an elderly teacher and headmaster prepares to retire and recalls his years in teaching. A bit of a tearjerker.
Just re-read Ninja at first Sight and 2nd book Happily Ever Ninja are probably the BEST truly romantic books ever. They have great smart dialogue, wit and humor.
I went fully psychotic for fourth wing and divine rivals.
My favorite book is Rebecca by Daphne DuMaurier. I like the old classics.
the first to die at the end is amazing and I love it sm I read almost all of it in one day (it was 550 pages and I read 520 of them in one day)
Evelyn wrote: "My favorite book is Rebecca by Daphne DuMaurier. I like the old classics."I'm reading "Rebecca" and the prequel by Sally Beauman and the sequel by Susan Hill since September.
The Kite Runner by Khalid Hosseini.... read in a dayThe Book Thief by Markus Zusak.... read in a day
Good Girl, Bad Girl by Michael Rowbotham (then next 2 in series were also in a day.... I'm desperate to know Evie's story)
The Bronze Horseman by Paullina Simons.... that was 2 days.... it kept me awake at night
You have that magical experience with a book you can't put down but then you move onto another novel and it's so disappointing when it doesn't grab you. Probably because that previous book is still lingering in your soul.
the midnight library
When No One Is Watching by Alyssa Cole
archers voice, a thousand boy kisses, the housemaids secret, reminders of him, and dark matter
Basically, any book from Grant County or Will Trent series by Karin Slaughter.
the beartown trilogy. each book was better than the previous one - and I know nothing about ice hockey
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