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Janine Ballard (httpwwwdearauthorcom) | 108 comments Only ONE book please!


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Janine Ballard (httpwwwdearauthorcom) | 108 comments Mine is Red Sister by Mark Lawrence.


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malachi | 5 comments The Midnight Library by Matt Haig!


message 4: by Ryebread (new)

Ryebread Fourth Wing


message 5: by Pisces51 (new)

Pisces51 I am still holding onto the notion of "I Kill Killers" to meet that criteria. Several others have been exceptionally good. But unless a book drops in my lap better than "I Kill Killers", that is my vote.


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Jim (jimsbooksreadingstuff) Once There Were Wolves by Charlotte McConaghy


message 7: by Chris (new)

Chris Cox Charlatan, by Pope Brock


message 8: by Dee (last edited Dec 17, 2023 12:28PM) (new)

Dee Turner | 17 comments We, the Drowned, by Danish author Carsten Jensen--an historical fiction about the seaside village of Marstal, Denmark, and three generations of sailors caught up in endless wars from 1845 through WWII. So much truth, so much HEART in this story!


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Carla | 1 comments The Secret Life Of Bees. Missed out on this book when it was new and I went into knowing nothing. It surprised me. I don't know what it was exactly that I absolutely loved about this book, but, somehow, I gave it a 5 star. And I will be rereading it. That's the kind of book I look for. A reread.


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Onna DeRenzo | 24 comments The last letter- Rebecca yarros


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vivxreads | 65 comments shatter me


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Elisa Valentini | 1 comments The Library Of Unfinished businesses (Patricia Bell)


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Peaches (lovelysakura) | 1 comments Yellowface by R. F. Kuang


message 14: by Daria (new)

Daria D | 2 comments Crooked Kingdom by Leigh Bardugo definitely!!


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juan (juandana) | 1 comments Destination : Jakarta 2040 by Mashuri


message 16: by Tami (new)

Tami Mor | 4 comments Twisted series


message 17: by Heaven (new)

Heaven | 23 comments a tie between Gone Girl and Lolita


message 18: by Miren (new)

Miren | 38 comments Babel by R.F. Kuang


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LiteraryCryptid | 60 comments *cries and tries to pick one*
First that came to mind - Legends & Lattes


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Deborah Durand | 29 comments Broken Protector by Nicole Snow


message 21: by Andrea (new)

Andrea The Fifth Season by N. K. Jemisin.
Scifi, dystopian, but also some fantasy elements that made it just *chef's kiss*. Written by a WOC, with a majority of the cast being POC.
And the brains that it took to put this together! The plot seemed so simple at the start, with the magic elements being the difficult part to seam together. But then the plot started plotting!
The Obelisk Gate, the second book in the series, answers so many questions, while creating so many more at the same time. I'm holding off on the final book in the trilogy because I want to extend the feeling of the series as long as possible. But I'm also so ready to see how the story plays out.
But it's the first book, The Fifth Season, for me.


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Andreya | 27 comments Mary Kubica - Just the niced couple
this book had me from the first page to the last! soooo good


message 23: by Barbara (new)

Barbara (quakerwidow) | 155 comments Symphony of Secrets by Brendan Slocumb


message 24: by justine (new)

justine | 5 comments Outlander by Diana Gabaldon


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_aimsreads_ | 2 comments The Ballad Of Never After by Stephanie Garber


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bae | 3 comments 'The bell jar' by Sylvia Plath


Clara 𐙚 🇵🇸 (clara17) | 272 comments Divine rivals


message 28: by Len (new)

Len | 51 comments It's a close run thing but Wolf Hall by Hilary Mantel.


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Maha Althani (althanim) | 1 comments The secret history/ Of mice and men


message 30: by Faye (new)

Faye (fayesdisney) | 16 comments forth wing


message 31: by T.A. (last edited Dec 18, 2023 06:21AM) (new)

T.A. Par | 48 comments Midnight Library


message 32: by Katsmewsings (new)

Katsmewsings  | 1 comments My gosh. All My Rage by Sabaa Tahir. Didn't know what I was getting in to, but it was spectacular.


message 33: by Mad005 (new)

Mad005 | 8 comments Powerless - Lauren Roberts


message 34: by Sally (new)

Sally Chang (sallymacabre) | 111 comments The Boys in the Valley

The Haar


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casper (will woods version) (the_loser_center) | 16 comments Neverwhere by Neil Gaiman or The Spirit Bares its Teeth by Andrew Joseph White


message 36: by Janine (new)

Janine Ballard (httpwwwdearauthorcom) | 108 comments Andrea wrote: " The Fifth Season by N. K. Jemisin.
Scifi, dystopian, but also some fantasy elements that made it just *chef's kiss*. Written by a WOC, with a majority of the cast being POC.
And ..."


You have sold me on The Fifth Season.


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Maeva (maeva_minelly) | 12 comments Fourth Wing or Daysi Jones & The Six
I CANNOT CHOOSE ONE!


message 38: by Kirsten (new)

Kirsten Van Hooland The Mindfuck Series by S.T. Abby


message 39: by Howard (new)

Howard Frisk (howardfrisk) The Greatest Generation Speaks by Tom Brokaw


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Lynn (proudtobepride) | 11 comments The Extraordinaries by T.J. Klune


message 42: by Tsepo (new)

Tsepo Roessing | 1 comments Skyward Flight was the best so far this year.


message 43: by jae (new)

jae (jaeduarte) i’m only halfway through it but definitely divine rivals! 💌 i love the plot the writing & the characters 🫶🏻


message 44: by Melissa (new)

Melissa Colson | 1 comments Lonesome Dove


message 45: by Barb (new)

Barb It's so hard to pick just one book because there are so many! So, I chose The Great Alone by Kristin Hannah.


message 46: by Lanie (new)

Lanie | 1 comments Dance of thieves


message 47: by Preslee Lynn (new)

Preslee Lynn | 6 comments Babel by R. F. Kuang


message 48: by Christine (new)

Christine Mathieu | 948 comments Winter Solstice by Rosamunde Pilcher. I'm reading it for the 4th time and it's absolutely lovely!


message 49: by Kaitlyn (new)

Kaitlyn (kaitlyneal) | 25 comments Assistant to the villain was my fun, enjoyable five star read and All the Shadows we Lost was my genuine five star read


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Evida (evidasbooks) Once upon time a broken heart by Stephanie Garber


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