Books that You will never stop recomend

[vivianna ♡☆]

percy jackson, the hunger games, the cruel prince, fourth wing, any ali hazelwood book

[sxm]

Hooked🫶🏻💕

[Suze🪼]

Does it hurt?, Haunting Adeline, Hunting Adeline, The ritual and fourth wing💖.

[Rainy]

The Memory Puller series by Kris K Haines

[nagiu]

omgg the perks of being a wallflower definitely!!!

[cloudi.kyla]

the dead poets society! carpe diem!!<3

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`· . 𝒊 𝒍𝒐𝒗𝒆 𝒚𝒐𝒖

[Kai's]

the cruel prince, Powerless, Once upon a broken heart, we hunt the flame

[Marion]

Patricia Briggs and Luanne Bennett

[《Dostoevsky's Sonya》]

Percy jackson🎀

[Kyrié]

binding 13 and yours truly!

[Gwynevere]

eragon (the inheritance series) and throne of glass 🥰

[victoria]

Boys of Tommen series
The Mindf*ck series
Fourth Wing
Archer’s Voice
Until I Get You

[Sarah]

old country by Matt and Harrison query!

[Sarah]

Marmee by Sarah Miller

[Sarah]

The Gemma Doyle Trilogy

[Sarah]

Behind the Attic Wall

[SC]

~The Cruel Prince
~Once Upon a Broken Heart
~The Serpent and the Wings of Night

[Lilah]

The lunar chronicles! Like possibly the best fantasy/sci fi series I’ve read!!

[✨sofia✨]

-throne of glass
-the serpent and the wings of night
-unwind
-the hunger games
-powerless

[Evie]

A Little Life: Hanya Yanagihara
Left me in pieces. I was literally in such a slump after bc of what a masterpiece this book is!

[Ceyda]

Every last word! It had me sobbing 😭

[audrey (completely gone rn)]

acotar, fourth wing, the cruel prince, this woven kingdom, and belladonna. i’m also thinking throne of glass but i’d need to reread it bc i read it so long ago <3. i’ll also probably be back after i read powerless

[Muntaha]

the girl who fell beneath the sea, six of crows duology and dance of thieves

[Clarita]

lord of the rings series or life of pi

[Alexandra⋅˚₊‧ ❀ ‧₊˚ ⋅]

Mines def The Midnight Library by Matt Haig so compelling, or Wuthering Heights

[Diamond °❀⋆.ೃ࿔*:･]

Afterburn - ZANE

[butolenka]

Everything i know about love, she gets the girl, i want to die but i want to eat tteokbokki, the bridges of madison county

[Maria]

11/22/63!

[Sarah]

the removed by Brandon Hobson

[rosetta!!]

legendborn by tracy deonn! altered by brain chemistry fr

[Ambre]

Wonder by R.J Palacio was so good even tho it's YA and that's not what i usually enjoy the most

[Whimsical witch °~°]

seven year slip by ashley poston

[Mar]

Agggtm

[Teo-(school hiatus)]

Throne of glass
Aggtm
I hope this doesn't find you
We were liars
And then there were none
Powerless
The Cruel Prince
The Hunger Games
If we were villains
The simmer of broken rules
Better than the movies
Betting on you
The Do-Over
The Inheritance Games
The Picture of Dorian Gray
Heartless by Marissa Meyer

Sorry, that's a lot 😭❤️

[Alexandra⋅˚₊‧ ❀ ‧₊˚ ⋅]

Portrait Of The Artist As A Young Man, but no one will ever listen bc it's way to hard to read .·°՞(つ ≧□≦)つ՞°·.

[Paulson]

Find me at Amazon Kindle and you will be Surprise =）

The Last Carolingian: Phoenix of Francia: A Modern Scholar's Fight for Survival and a Kingdom

[★Ghost★]

Books(her standalone and series) by Lora richardson and Hush Hush by becca Fitzpatrick

[❀ Tia ❀]

• The Silent Patient - Alex Michaelides
• The ACOTAR series - Sarah J Maas
• Flowers for Algernon - Daniel Keyes
•King of Wrath - Ana Huang
• Misery - Stephen King

[J]

Six of Crows Duology

[Rylie ♡]

Anything by Ana Huang (you can never go wrong with her) and Ruinous Love Trilogy

[Khadijah]

Lights Out by Navessa Allen.
God of Fury by Rina Kent.
Twisted Lies by Ana Haung.
King of Sloth by Ana Huang.
The Inheritance Games series by Jennifer Lynn Barnes.
Better than the Movies by Lynn Painter.
Reckless by Elsie Silver.

[Royal]

The Harsh Whisper - I wrote it so I'm definitely biased, but I literally can't stop thinking about these characters and their world 😂⚡

Amazon Link : https://amzn.to/4h6Rj2Z

It's got that dark fantasy + magic + tension combo that just LIVES in your head. First book in The Silent Truths Trilogy and I'm already dying to share book 2!

Also obsessed with anything Brandon Sanderson writes. That man's worldbuilding is chef's kiss 👌

Drop your current obsessions! 👇
The Harsh Whisper: A Gothic Romantasy Thriller

[Paulson]

Join me on this coming Saturday at Amazon Kindle for a Wonderful Journey back to Year 987 to witness how West Francia became modern France.
The Last Carolingian: Phoenix of Francia: A Modern Scholar's Fight for Survival and a Kingdom

[Sarah]

The Inheritance Cycle,Grisha verse, anything by Brandon Sanderson

[Nelly]

the grace ear <3

[Jabotikaba]

The Dragonbone Chair and The Witchwood Crown by Tad Williams.
It's similar to LOTR, but with more political intrigue, unpredictable plot twists, and complex characters, like in ASOIAF. Besides, I like the Sith and the Norns much more than Tolkien's elves. They are truly different and psychologically alien, yet charming and wonderful (yes, even the Norns).
The Witcher books.
I'm pretty sure most people have seen the TV show based on these books. Many people have also played the games. So, there is no need to explain what they are about.
But I should note that they contain a great deal of humor and satire, at least in the original. The books satirize vile things like war and xenophobia, and I think many politicians could benefit from reading them.
Royal Bastards by Andrew Schvarts. I'm not sure why I like it so much. Maybe it's because it combines the seemingly incompatible genres of high fantasy and YA.
Chimeras of Estmer by Heather Marsh.
The book's cover is strange, but it has almost everything I like about the fantasy genre. A fascinating fictional world with different countries, cultures, and races? Check! A complex plot with unpredictable twists? Check! Great characters that don't fit into tired tropes? Check! Good writing style? Check!
These are just a few of the books I always recommend, and they're all fantasy. But I've already written too much. I think it's time to stop.

Marion wrote: "Patricia Briggs and Luanne Bennett"

I very much like Patricia Briggs's books, too!

[brigitte ୨୧]

Percy Jackson is so good and enjoyable for readers of multiple different genres. I love it so much

Shatter Me is just such a great book and one of the first books with that kind of romance that ive read, and im glad that it was cus it encouraged me to read more like it. I also love Tahereh Mafi and her writing, its hard to write a long series like Shatter Me and keep it engaging and interesting for the readers but she did it so 👏

A Court of Thorns and Roses is definitely not like the best book ever, but it's easy to understand. i feel like it's one of those books that has that complicated/advanced reader vibe, but it's rlly not, its a great book. I've only read the first one tho

The Hunger Games - no explanation needed, its just such an amazing book that lives up to the hype its gotten

Divergent is similar to the hunger games imo. ive ony read the first one but it was very intiguing and exciting

I Must Betray You is soo good. its a historical fiction, and one of the first historical fictions ive read. everyone i know whos read it would agree that its amazing. my library teacher recommended it to me and ive recommended it my friends and my english teacher also read it and loved it

[Ivy]

I love shatter me so much too. That series is so interesting and there are lots of turning points. Easy language so a beginner can read too.
I also highly recommend the Cruel prince.

[Ophelia]

Harry Potter (entire series)
Hunger Games (entire series)
All Creatures Great and Small (entire series)
Anne of Green Gables (entire series)
Little House on the Prairie (entire series)
Jane Eyre
Picture of Dorian Gray
All of Agatha Christie’s work
Taylor Swift by the Book
Where the Crawdads Sing
The Help
Boy in the Striped Pajamas
The Boxcar Children (book 1)
Nancy Drew (the classics)

[:) Alyssa :)]

The fault in our stars
Divergant
The hunger games
a walk to remember
five feet apart
The Do-Over