Books you'd recommend?

Depends on what you're into but if you enjoy YA fiction I can recommend:

I decided 2021 is going to be my year of classics! I just finished The Great Gatsby and I have The Art Of War, Lord Of The Flies, To Kill A Mockingbird, The Inferno by Dante Aligehei, Catcher In The Rye, The Count Of Monte Cristo, Animal Farm, War of the Worlds,, also the complete collections of HP Lovecraft and George Orwell. I'll let you know if I update my list! 

I've read the septimus heap books. Angie sage really got me hooked. I don't normally read those kinda books. Fantasy/magic type books. I'm more of an action pack book guy. But I'd recommend reading a little about the septimus heap series

Dictionaries are fascinating. 

Vampire Academy. There is a series that is after VA called Blood lines. I haven't gotten to bloodlines yet I'm still in the VA section but they are good books. Also anything to do with a TV Series like Sueprnatural, Arrow, The Walking Dead.

Definitely Flowers for Algernon by Daniel Keyes. It has such an amazing concept and it is a pretty easy read. My definite Go-to!

JUDD, an LGBTQIA+ BIPOC led Urban Fantasy about a teen boy struggling to come to terms with who he is. Because of his hesitance to accept himself, when the time came, he didn't receive his powers like everyone else in Comet Cove City.

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Comet Cove is a city where everyone gets their own special powers when they come of age. Everyone, that is, except for Samael Judd.

Ordinary in a world of extraordinaries, Sam faces the possibility of exile, should his powerlessness be discovered. When a Fragment doesn’t accept themselves, their Aura doesn’t give them the powers they’re promised, making them a Blank.

But a solution exists: If Sam can confront the part of himself that he would rather stay buried, he just might be in the clear. That is, until he finds out he’s revealed his secret to the wrong person.

I've read this book called Cemetery Boys by Aiden Thomas twice now and thinking of giving it another read through, it's quickly become one of my favorite books!

Holly Black's fairy series. I saw someone post Folk of Air trilogy, which is amazing, but I would start at the beginning because it spoils the ending for three of the previous books. I would read her Modern Tales of Fairy series first, then The Darkest Part of the Forrest, and then finish with the Folk of Air trilogy. 

Seriously I'm loving all these recs

• Pretty Little Liars series

The entire Sookie Stackhouse series.  It was addicting and I couldnt put it down. Also the lovely bones, eat pray love.

Ready Player One by Ernest Cline and A Monster Calls by Patrick Ness

Dark Matter, if you like sci-fi and multiverse theories. 

The perks of being a wallflower :) 

The After Series 

The Dark Tower Series by Stephen King. 

House of Leaves by Mark Z. Danielewski (the first time I read this I literally thought I had lost my fucking mind.)

I'd recommend The Raw Shark Texts by Steven Hall since it's pretty underrated. I've been enjoying Riley Sager's books as well. Rescursion by Blake Crouch was a good scifi too. 

Chelsea Cain - Sweetheart series..page turner, wicked crime series

• Fever series 
• All souls trilogy
• Covenant series
• Unearthly series
• Tears of Tess series
• Captive in the dark series 
• Triple trilogy
• Black dagger brotherhood series

I've been reading a lot of George Orwell lately. I'm also trying to do more historical reading and learn new things! 

Oh there are so many good books of all genres that I would recommend!

If you are into Horror, may I suggest anything by Clive Barker? I highly recommend Cabal and Hellbound Heart.

@angel those are two of my favourite books

Hi!

Loving this right now. I haven't read for fun in a while so I'll have to check some of these out. 

The Wheel of Time series is a fun read. There are a ton of books, so if you like fantasy then you wouldn't run out of material for a long time :)

I've been really into more other realm, medieval type books lately

Valley of the Dolls

These are YA, but I like them and they're a quick read. If I can think of more, I'll add on. :)

Pale Fire by Nabokov. Novel presented as notes on the text to a long poem. Fun as hell to read, you'll need at least three bookmarks!

Always Coming Home by Ursula K. Le Guin. Novel presented as anthropological writings on an tribe in future America.

if u want to laugh and might have addiction issues, try david sedaris or auguesten burroughs, you will laugh out loud and people will think your insane and thats ok.

if u want to laugh and might have addiction issues, try david sedaris or auguesten burroughs, you will laugh out loud and people will think your insane and thats ok.

Bible

I'm loving all these recommendations!  I'll need another bookshelf soon.   I will have to compile a list of my recommendations, but my current book that I'm enjoying is The Shadow of the Wind by Carlos Ruiz Zafon. 

I am currently reading Paranoid by Lisa Jackson, highly recommend!  

All these recommendations are so good. I may have to make a blog post for these

Anything by ellen hopkins

if you havent gotten to it already One Thousand and One Nights is a classic for a reason. its a very colourful look into west/south asian traditional stories if youre used to european tropes and themes its refreshing to read. back when i read it sticking to only one or two of the bits a night before bed was hard because i wanted to continue on, sometimes i would lose hours without even noticing. 

@Natalie - I'm an agented writer and Chloe Gong is another one of my agent's clients! I have These Violent Delights on my Kindle but haven't had a chance to read it yet. I'm looking forward to it though because it sounds great!

I just read song of Achilles it was so good 

The Tide Child trilogy 

If you like murder mystery kind of books I would recommend Lisa Gardner books, she is my favorite author 

The Savior's Champion by Jenna Moreci. It's got violence, romance, and humor (basically the holy trifecta imo).

sexing the cherry by jeannete winterson