Favorite book first half of 2024??

[ava | reading slump]

Assassins Blade!!

[Dev]

I really wanna check out caraval

[Naima]

I read Divergent for the first time this year and loved it

[Joqui]

My favorite series this year has been the Prophecies of Angels and Demons by Cassandra Aston. I've loved them al!

[Mia]

My Dark Vanessa
A ​Court of Silver Flames
A Court of Mist and Fury

[Wyetha]

The Black Guy Dies First: Black Horror Cinema from Fodder to Oscar and Leslie F$cking Jones.

[asapidox]

Dark Matter by Blake Crouch

[🐶Kaylee✨]

To Ride a White Horse by Pamala Ford. It was released over 9 years ago and has like 5 reviews on here. But it’s so good and I couldn’t put it down!!! 🫶🫶

[Dev]

I loved dark matter. Checking out the show

[Jenny Baker]

Demon Copperhead
The Women
Purple Hibiscus
The Pillars of the Earth

[V]

Definitely Rebecca by Daphne du Maurier. Its sooo atmospheric

[Christine]

V wrote: "Definitely Rebecca by Daphne du Maurier. Its sooo atmospheric"

A wonderful novel (and I've been to the original Menabilly near Fowey in Cornwall).

[Ari]

valley of the dolls or the hunger games

[Dev]

Oh good one

[Lexi]

Once Upon a Broken Heart (the entire series)
A Court of Thorns and Roses
A Court of Mist and Fury

[Annie]

either tog series or a little life

[Kaitlyn]

Hunger games or Powerless+Powerful

[Dev]

I’ve never read powerless, so I’ll definitely have to check it out

[Salma]

kingdom of ash
house of sky and breath
yumi and the nightmare painter

[Hriti]

to all the boys I've loved before series

[Dev]

Those are all good! Great picks

[Stephanie]

A new discovery for me this year who
has become my favorite author is Kelly Barnhill. Her incredible stories have captivated me. The book is an engrossing anthology titled "Dreadful Young Ladies and Other Stories. "

Oh my, what fabulous imagery, conviction, and compassion she shows in these all too short tales of outstanding fantasy. The author, or should I called her the weaver of dreams? Her stories are incredibly different from anything else I've read since GOT. (I took a seven year hiatus from reading, and now I'm trying desperately to catch up!) I feel as if I've come out from a lurid coma, in which her wonderful stories fed my mind. I urge you to read this and to drop me a 👍 or a 👎. I am curious to if you'd be as affected as I was by, "Mrs, Sorenson & the Sasquatch" or the uniquely inventive coming-of-age novella that's included at the end, ". Happy reading!! ✌

[Shadow girlie (Aelin’s version)]

The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue for sure :)

[Dev]

Love it!! Great stuff everyone

[Eva]

The Fault in are Stars
A Very Large Expansion of Sea
Better Than the Movies

Those are probably my top 3 but I’ve read so many amazing books so far this year.

[Dev]

Eva wrote: "The Fault in are Stars
A Very Large Expansion of Sea
Better Than the Movies

Those are probably my top 3 but I’ve read so many amazing books so far this year."
Great stuff

[Dev]

Stephanie wrote: "A new discovery for me this year who
has become my favorite author is Kelly Barnhill. Her incredible stories have captivated me. The book is an engrossing anthology titled "Dreadful Young Ladies an..."

Nice i'll have to check out some of that

[Dev]

Ari wrote: "valley of the dolls or the hunger games"

I'll have to check out valley for sure

[Michael]

Welcome to the Hyundai dong bookshop is a must for any book lover.

[Dev]

Nice one

[Julie]

The Women by Kristin Hannah and Rebel Rising. By Rebel Wilson.

[asapidox]

Dark Matter by Blake Crouch

[Sim1]

Chouette, The Bullet Swallower, Pew were a few of my 5 stars this year

[Brian]

Top four this year...

Frankenstein, Shelley
Birdsong, Faulks
Heart of Darkness, Conrad
One Flew Over tge Cuckoo's Nest, Kesey

[Brennan]

Golden son no doubt sbout it

[Leeann]

Bride by Ali Hazelwood

[Richaar]

Empire of Storms

[Emily✨]

just for the summer!

[Karen]

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Karen
I have finally pickup my first book this year. I am reading Anna O and it is an interesting book.

[~☆~Autumn]

Death of a Nurse,
Death of an Addict,
Hamish Macbeth Series (11-15) Collection 5 Books Set By M.C. Beaton, Death of a Dentist.

I am sure hooked on this series. I just wish that Sonsie would come home.

[Thetheraphycircle]

ACOWAR. Not for Rhys tho. Azriel girlie here hehe

[Nina]

king of wrath and the silent patient

[Lily]

i think my favorite was beach read by emily henry

[sahan]

Witch and God !

[James]

Non-fiction: "The Nobility of Failure" by Ivan Morris, and "Russia: Revolution & Civil War 1917-1921" by Antony Beevor.

Fiction: "The Feast of the Goat," by Mario Vargas Llosa; "Flashman's Lady," by George Fraser; and "Waiting for the Barbarians" by J.M. Coetzee.

[James]

Nate wrote: "Currently its a tie between Cathedral of the Sea by Ildefonso Falcones and Shogun by James Clavell."

Kristina wrote: "Middle Grade: No More Dead Dogs and The Cold Kid Case: A Sparky of Bunker Hill Mystery

Young Adult: The Cruel Prince"

"Shogun" is a lot of fun!

[Dev]

Nice those are great

[Hanna]

Godsgrave by Jay Kristoff is tied with A Court of Mist and Fury by Sarah J Maas. Don't ask me to choose. I'm obsessed with both!

[✨Fallon]

Mine would have to be Rust & Stardust by T. Greenwood! Had me feeling all sorts of emotions!

[Gi :)]

The Way I Used To Be by Amber Smith
Probably my favorite so far. I’ve read lots this first half but this one takes the cake.