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Twisted Games by Ana Huang, Wildfire by Hannah Grace, or Check & Mate by Ali Hazelwood
ik you said book singular but I stand by those three.
Masked Desires by Vaynisha EzilanLights out by Navessa Allen
God of Malice by Rina Kent
Twisted Games by Ana Huang
a study in drowning!!! it is such an incredible book
Powerless!And Keeper of the lost cities!
Those will always be some of my #1 book recs!
The Bible!!Hello, Universe - Erin Entrada Kelly!! (It's my number 2!!)
Percy Jackson and Heroes Of Olympus- Rick Riordan!!
The Scourage - Jennifer A. Nielson!!
The percy jackson and the olympians series by Rick RiordanA good girls guide to murder by Holly Jackson
Or The song of Achilles by madeline miller
ACOTAR its not the best but i think all new romantasy readers have to read it at least once
Spider-Man: the official film novelization by Peter David, based on the film directed by Sam rami. THIS BOOK IS FIRE!!🔥 it’s out of print but I can send you the link for the pdf or epub.
Uh maybe a series of unfortunate events, that series is the highlight of my childhood, and no one, absolutely no one, can write like Lemony Snicket.
lost in the never woods by Aiden Thomas(A peter pan retelling)wrong place wrong time by Gillian MC Alistor
A thousand splendid suns The kite runner
And not to forget The series of an unfortunate events if your looking for a book that doesn't have happy endings
for me it's definitely Hunger Games since it was one of the first Fantasy/Romantasy Books with trials and it's really good
the fault in our starsthe perks of being a wallflower
paper towns
five survive the naturals
a good girls guide to murder
WonderA good girls guide to murder
The reapperence of rachel price
The Inheritance games
The hunger games
Hello, Universe
Powerless
Betting on you
The Do-over
Beach Read
The series of an unfortunate events
Better than the movies
Nothing like the movies
the book thief by markus zusakharry potter by jk rowling
the hunger games by suzanne collins
a good girls guide to murder by holly jackson
percy jackson by rick riordan
The Reason you're alive by Mathew QuickThe Goldfinch by Donna Tartt
All the bright places by Jennifer Niven. They're a bit on the deeper side of life, but I think they're sooo important to read, they gave me such a different perspective of things that happen in life and how one person can affect the rest of our lives or be forever important to us from one event🥺
The inheritance games series- Jennifer Lynn BarnesA good girls guide to murder- holly jackson
Hatchet is so good!
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I have to many to count...
Six of crows! The first few chapters are a bit weird but there’s such good found family and the representation is soo good!
The Life of Pi and The Book Thief.
The Color Purple- Alice WalkerThe Midnight Library- Matt Haig
The Humans- Matt Haig
The Life Impossible- Matt Haig
The Red Tent- Anita Diamant
The Song of Achilles- Madeline Miller
Animal Farm- George Orwell
Brave New World- Aldous Huxley
The Parable of the Sower- Octavia E. Butler
I have so many more but these are the ones I recommend off the top of my head
Olivia wrote: "The Color Purple- Alice WalkerThe Midnight Library- Matt Haig
The Humans- Matt Haig
The Life Impossible- Matt Haig
The Red Tent- Anita Diamant
The Song of Achilles- Madeline Miller
Animal Farm- Ge..."
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Idk why but just read wind in the willows 🫶🏻
how i met my husband. even if you just read a chapter like this book had changed my life
The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse. This is one wonderful book, very short but excellent book.
The Alchemist. (I saw someone say the bible ♡ love that answer too.)
A slight unpopular opinion. If you are someone who is plowing through books, I recommend picking up
Every time I come across something I haven't heard before, because I know this book is based off a lot of very much real things, I look it up= there are so many beautiful food dishes, and dishware that I'm sat here going whAtttttt
Recommend reading any of this series. I'll be honest, this is another slow book but it talks about the human condition without directly calling it that, using a narrative of time travel, where the past can't be changed but something can still be learned.
ACOTAR- plsss :))Also, the wind in the willows 🫶🏻
I found Spoiler Alert: The Hero Dies heartbreaking and a fantastic must read for everyone. (not to be confused with They Both Die At the End- also fantastic but fiction)It was just so raw and emotional and deep that you just really feel it so deeply.
The wind in the willows 🫶🏻 :)
The inheritance games - Jennifer Lyne BarnesA good girls guide to murder - Holly Jackson
Once upon a broken heart - Stephanie Garber
These are some of my personal favs :)
Classic - Jane EyreModern - Our Share of Night
Non fiction - Beyond a Boundary
These are just based on my personal preferences :-)
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