Favorite book first half of 2024??

[Sam]

Divine Rivals by Rebecca Ross and The Lunar Chronicles series by Marissa Meyer

[Dev]

Oh sweet

[Sharafa]

Inheritance series

[~☆~Autumn]

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

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That was sure a sad case and made me cry! Rust & Stardust. I guess I read it 2 years ago. T. Greenwood writes some fascinating books.

[magical_mel17]

heartless hunter Kristen Ciracelli

[Michele The Stick]

I stumbled into Tana French, and I've read all but one of her backlog. Amazing! In the Woods was so good.

[Dev]

Very nice I’ll have to check that one out

[Bethany]

A Little Life... I read it in April and still think about it daily. Hauntingly beautiful and tragic.

[Daria]

favorite for suspense: empire of the damned. one I can't stop thinking about: the bell jar.

[Dev]

Ok sweet

[loonaplenaaa]

Perks of being a wallflower!
Reading it at 19 really fixed something inside me.

[K A Y L A]

A fate inked in blood

[Maria]

Lady Tan's Circle of Women by Lisa See

[Dev]

Oh, I’ve definitely heard good things about that when I should check it out

[Hanna]

Godsgrave by Jay Kristoff

[Hanna]

ACOMAF

[Nora (Grayson's version)]

side stage by Kate Louise

[Dev]

Those are all good very very nice

[Maddy]

Blood and ash book 1

[Dee]

Favorite of the first half: The Bee Sting. But my favorite of the second half has overtaken that one! It’s titled 1793: The Wolf and the Watchman, by Niklas Natt och Dag (whose last name means “night and day” in Swedish. Tom Hutchison, this one’s right up your alley!!

[Robert]

The Shards of Earth Adrian Tchaikovsky Excellent sci-fi

[Abby]

the seven year slip

[Kai's]

POWERLESS & RECKLESS! Can't put one underneath the other or one on top the other. IMPOSSIBLE

[Dev]

Nice choices

[Mike]

Collision on Tenerife by Jon Ziomek. It is a non-fiction book about the catastrophic airplane crash in the Canary Islands in 1978 and the reasons why some escaped and some did not. I got it as an audiobook and was so impressed with the author's insight that I bought a hard copy.

[Linsey]

Right now mine is Atomic Habits by James Clear. I really love self-help books and this one gave me a lot of great perspective that I always find myself referring back to and referencing each day!