What's your favorite book?

Dead Collections by Isaac Fellman

it's about vampires, gender, and real love

It’s prolly gotta be the greek stories retold.. BY PERCU JACKSON. I’m just a huge percy jackson fan and that’s  a joke lol. My actual fav is The Song of Achilles tbh. I love the gay rep in greek myths and try to actively search for it so if u have any recs plz share ^^

the secret history by donna tartt

beautifully written, has countless reflections on society/mankind and metaphors

also very dark academia

The picture of Dorian Gray or De Profundis by Oscar Wilde

Les miserábles from Victor Hugo <3

The unabridged Count of Monte Cristo. Such an amazing, if long, book. 

I don't really have one but I love anything dark,romantic and gay(boy on boy)

i've been really into toni morrison's work recently, so i gotta say beloved or the bluest eye at the moment

overall it would be mary shelley's frankenstein, i've read it like five times!

I really like Twilight and i’ve read it so many times

Toni Morrison is the best, I also just read Hangsaman by Shirley Jackson which I loved!!

harry potter series (lil too basic, ik), inheritance series (ch. paolini), kim jiyoung: born 1982 (cho namju)

any1 friends by any chance? :3

Gotta be Song of Achilles by Madeline Miller, the ending gets me every time I reread

The Picture of Dorian Gray and The secret history

a brazilian book called Véspera, by Carla Madeira. not sure if they published in other languages yet 

I also really like Bunny, by Mona Award 

currently "letters to a young poet" by rainer maria rilke

I started reading any books about Greek mythology and the Percy Jackson series.

Damn, someone else here has the same answer as me. Probably The Picture of Dorian Gray, De Profundis, or The Bacchae (I know it's a play)

Charlotte Sometimes by Penelope Farmer.

i like the bible and phantom of the opera.

i like the bible and phantom of the opera.

it was percy jackson, i sadly havent had a moment to sit down and read lately. outside of reading for school and reading stuff on planes.

Currently it’s Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë for me. I absolutely adore it for its writing. The language is rich, though the narrative structure can be a bit dense or confusing at first