What is a book that you think everyone should read at least once

[Shelby]

I think the secret history or the picture of Dorian gray because there are so many layers to both of them that cause you to look within yourself and to push yourself a bit to really peel back the layers in order to understand the message.

[Brooke]

The Hunger Games series or The Handmaids Tale!

[McDoodles]

The book theif and the poison wood bible!

[A]

The outsiders by S.E Hinton

[✩*⢄⢁✧ ⡈⡠*✩]

educated by tara westover!!

[taylor]

the alchemist & the handmaids tale

[mel]

crime and punishment, once you get use to the language the story just unfolds itself beautifully!

[Michelle]

Dead Poets Society... I just finished reading it and it became an instant favourite of mine. :)

[Tayjah]

The bluest eye

[sofiah! (enha's vr) ౨ৎ]

definitely the secret history! or jane eyre!

[sage]

the hunger games series !

[Louisa]

war and peace, the wind-up bird chronicle

[rectangular_specs (inactive)]

perhaps lovely war by julie berry?

[Kels 🍉(SCHOOL HIATUS)]

aristotle and dante discover the secrets of the universe, pjo, the secret history, etc

[Dawn]

Possibly The Poppy War. I love how it’s depicts war crimes and puts an awareness on the massacres in ww2

[Jade.]

Caraval by Stephanie Garber!

[sadie c]

the book thief fs

[lea ✧˖°⋆｡°✩°｡]

i'll probably standby pjo, the poppy war, and not that i've read it yet, the hunger games

[Morgan]

Looking for alaska

[Eduarda]

Kazuo Ishiguro’s Klara and the Sun, i think once you get it it unravels and you’re finally able to understand it

[korniszon.]

Master and Margarita

[Vittoria]

Demian by Hermann Hesse

[🕯️DorianWilde🕯️]

Naked lunch- William S. Burroughs

[rae (jurdan's version)]

the picture of dorian gray and dead poets society

[Evelyn]

The Odyssey

[Jade]

Not everyone but at least ppl with siblings should read I’ll give you the sun - Jandy Nelson

[[deleted user]]

Warrior of the Wild by Tricia Levenseller

[bee]

eleanor oliphant is completely fine! love that book to bits :3

[winnie]

The Ordeal of Being Known

[abigail☾]

letters to a young poet !!!

[Riley]

girl in pieces! its kinda dark but an amazing read

[Star girl (Taylor’s Verison)]

The Rouse Black Chronicles.
Australian based series,
However subtle romance, strong female lead!

[Alexa]

To kill a mockingbird

[Aurora]

Pride and Prejudice <3

[Laura]

The Secret History

[BooksLoveBrains]

Classic: Pride and Prejudice
Modern: any Kerri Maniscaclo book, but especially SJTR

[Isabella]

Lady wrote: "the infernal devices"

Agree, 100%.

[Maggie]

The Picture of Dorian Grey

[Moe]

the secret history :>

[lara]

Jane Eyre

[eliza]

the perks of being a wallflower

[kit]

the woman warrior by maxine hong kingston

[kaiya]

between shades of gray by ruta sepetys

[Abigail]

Animal Farm. It’s just too good of a commentary on what happens when the people blindly follow those in power.

[delia]

little women

[Miranda]

i feel like every woman should read at least once in their lives A room of one’s own by Virginia Woolf it is such a brilliant feminist work !!

[Vittoria]

Demian by Hermann Hesse

[Maia]

what’s a girl gotta do by holly bourne

[Jasmine (Jazzie)]

Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen and Redeeming Love by Francine Rivers.

[Latte ~ Hiatus]

Divine Rivals by Rebecca Ross