Any book recommendations I have no idea what to read right now

[Kaia]

Hi I am in a reading slump and would like to find some great books to read I like fantasy, romance, thrillers, mystery realistic fiction, historical fiction, and I would like to read a couple classics to 😁

[Christine]

For romance I can recommend "Safe Haven" by Nicholas Sparks, for thrillers "No Time for Goodbye" by Linwood Barclay and for historical fiction "Into The Wilderness" by Sara Donati.

[Kai's]

I would recommend:
Powerless
Shadowhunters
The infernal devices
the mortal instruments
Throne of glass
all are romance, fantasy

[Carin]

I can recommend you some from the fantasy/dystopian genres :)
Throne of glass
A court of thorns and roses
Divergent
Hungergames
Delirium
Mazerunner
Harry Potter
Eragon
(Not original I know, but they are good)

[sarah]

Prey by Michael Chriton. I can read this book over and over its just so good. killers of the flower moon is also great, true historical account of the horrific murders that went on in Oklahoma to the Osage Indian tribe, truly despicable things went on for way to long without accountability to the true killers. highly recommend these reads.

[Janine]

Red Sister by Mark Lawrence is a fantasy novel and the best book I read last year. Also if you haven’t tried it, I recommend Burn for Me by Ilona Andrews and its sequels. Great romance / fantasy hybrid.

[London]

Judge it by its cover, you may like it.

[Brij]

I love Crime Mystery, thriller, psychological thriller Novels.
So I suggest you to read Verity by Colleen hoover, The silent patient by Alex Michaelides, Delusion in death by J.D. Robb

[Lady]

I have just finished reading Mania by Lionel Shriver and I found it to be a very interesting story

[Koby]

1842

[Henna_UwU]

If you're looking for a classic, Jane Eyre is pretty good. It's very long, but definitely worth it.

Anne of Green Gables is also very good.

[Brian]

Age appropriate classics...

Great Expectations, Dickens.
Grapes of Wrath, Steinbeck.
To Kill a Mockingbird, Harper Lee.

[Ellen]

My go-to recommendation is always The Great Alone by Kristin Hannah. But, i just recently read If He Had Been With Me and that was a good (heartbreaking) book.

[Emma]

Emma by Jane Austen :D

[Maria]

My 3 favorite books are great reading. Boys Life and Swan Song by Robert R McCammon and Kain and Able by Jeffrey Archer. All books by both of these authors are awesome

[Mugdha]

Read, "The Fox wife by Yangsze choo" it is historical fiction with bit of fantasy element and romance subplot " If you are interested in thriller I will recommend"The Maid's Diary by Anne Loreth White

[Richaar]

Divine Rivals, Fourth Wing and the ballad of never after
All 5★ read to me:)

[Michael]

Just finished The Turn of the Key by Ruth Ware. I've read a couple of her books that I wasn't crazy about, but this one was really good.

[Nyntje347]

fantasy: Highmountain Court by A.K. Mulford. one of the books that got me back into reading

[Christine]

Patricia Highsmith's early crime novels are always rewarding. Try the Ripliad.

[Colleen]

I'm currently reading Mother-Daughter Murder Night, I'm only about 1/2 way through but I do recommend it!

[Sonali]

I have taken up with Mr. Harlan Coban books(again) to get out of my stupor. U may try too.

[Mehmet]

The Fox Wife the book name is so funny but I'll gonna buy it :)

[Myneighborcorrine🖤📚]

a Fate Inked in blood!!!

[Riley]

five feet apart. it is such a good book and is way better than the movie (as every book is)

[Abby]

what genre do you prefer?

[Wyetha]

@Abby, that was my question. Do you care about the genre?

[Vítor]

If you like that sort of thing, "The Illustrated Guide to Celtic Mythology" by Thomas William Rolleston (Studio Editions). I'm going to read it thoroughly (as in every single line in it) for the first time now, but enjoyed my partial eds of the whole thing before.

[Bea]

Try stand alone fantasy like Warbreaker by Brandon Sanderson, Sword of Kaigen by M.L Wang, The Mortal Techniques by Rob J. Hayes (It's a series but you can read it in whatever order you'd like. Some characters and events are connected to the next or previous book).

Then for mystery/thriller, The 7 Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle.

Historical Fiction, try Homegoing by Yaa Gyasi and The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini

Classic, definitely One Hundred Years of Solitude by Gabriel Garcia Marquez.

Then one of my favorites that I'd always recommend is The Shadow of the Wind by Carlos Ruiz Zafon.