its a manga but happy sugar life xd

STILL THINKIN ABT SEA OF RUST!

if ur into political fantasy then the mirror visitor

Out by Natsuo Kirnio   its really dark TW- Rap3, SA, Murd3r I love it so much it was impossible to put down best book i've read this year.

depends what u like!!! personally i loved dracula and frankenstein, and breath by tim winton is a good read 

A couple I'm working through now: Her Body and Other Parties by Carmen Maria Machado. It's a collection of really fantastic short stories - and they're all pretty unsettling. Another book I'm enjoying is Radium Girls, a nonfiction about girls in the 1920s who painted dials with radium paint (and the horrible things they went through afterwards due to the ingestion of radium). Super interesting and sad.

The Goldfinch by Donna Tartt- my favourite book but I'd recommend looking up content warnings before reading. 

One of my favourite story book "Alice's in the wonderland", for reading and more information you can search it on Google, or any other storybook website.

I had a really good time enjoying Demian by Hermann Hesse recently! It inspired me to pick up a new alias for the web aha

If you're looking for a book that will rip your guts out when you deep dive into the lore which it holds you'll love "My Dark Vanessa". it is a tragic tale of a girl trying to deny her past and what has happened to her. You switch perspectives from her as a 30 year old woman to a 15 year old but one thing is constant, his presence in her life. domineering, controlling, etc. , this book will leave you with a sick feeling in your stomach! highly recommend.

A child called 'it' (inc whole series) is rlly good. It's sad but good.

I would recommend  english editions of Ashtavakra Geeta and Bhagwad Gita,

"Purple Hibiscus"

All books by Zafón

The Heaven Official’s Blessing series is one of my favorites right now :) currently only the first three volumes are out in English 

oooo some books i really like at the moment that i would recommend are 

Sin duda Narnia, clásico ¿No?

the secret history by donna tartt, the picture of dorian gray by oscar wilde, the silence of the girls by pat barker, dracula by bram stoker, the brief and wonderful life of oscar wao by junot diaz, and their eyes were watching god by zora neale hurston. to name a few. 

Carrie, fight club,not technically a book but death note and dracula

I highly recommend The Archived series (also known as The Dark Vault) by V.E Schwab, it is a trilogy, but the 3rd book is still in the works. It's YA, but still worth it. The characters are awesome and highly relatable. The story is easy but it still gets you invested in it.

The City of Ghosts series (also by Schwab) is also very cool to read, it contains mystery and paranolmality, just as the Archived series.  

FOR SURE THE SECRET HISTORY

i'm just finishing drag king dreams! it's totally underrated, stone butch blues gets talked about a lot (thank god, it's great) but drag king dreams is also essential reading imo!!

if you're into sad books, i highly recommend john green. looking for alaska is my personal favorite but that deals with some pretty rough topics.

if you're into NOT sad books, the lunar chronicles series is amazing. it's rewrote fairy tales as sci-fi. super cool and hilarious.

I don't know if anyone's mentioned these so far, but 'The Five People You Meet in Heaven' and 'The Next Person You Meet in Heaven' by Mitch Albom changed my life. 

(Don't be put off by the title if you're not religious, religion has nothing to do with the books)

Flowers in the attic  

1. The Thing About Jellyfish - Ali Benjamin 
2. Princess Jellyfish - Higashimaru Akiko
3. Dawn - Kevin Brooks
4. The Son of Neptune - Rick Riordan 

Honestly I know it's outta left field, but Starship Troopers was a pretty god read.

Prozac Nation and My Year of Rest and Relaxation!

My all time favorite book is The Hunchabck of Notre Dame so I'd reccomend that.

jane eyre by charlotte bronte

circe by madeline miller

my favorites are the picture of dorian gray by oscar wilde and the bell jar by sylvia plath lol. a clockwork orange by anthony burgess is also quite good.

• Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind, Yuval Noah Harari. 

• Crippled: Austerity and the Demonisation of the Disabled, Frances Ryan. 

i mostly read art books but i hope this helps

- Thinking of you i mean me i mean you by barbara kruger 

anyways thatg all i could think of 

im srry if its too small of an answer

The Count of Monte Cristo and The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, definitely.

Harry potter from Voldemort's perspective

-custom made demon king 

-mech touch

Sevenwaters Saga by Juliet Marillier. I don't know how her writing looks like in English, since I've read the Brazilian Portuguese translation, but I loved it. The stories take place partly in Ireland and partly in Brittany. They are fantasy stories with Celtic culture as the background and female protagonists and their lovers.

Protagonist 1 has a daughter after the first book ends, and the second book tells her daughter story. That's how the books go, from mother to daughter.

Fallen by Lauren Kate. Basically tells the story of a protagonist who goes to a reformatory because she supposedly killed her boyfriend. There she meets weird people, that it the end are fallen angels. It's Twilight Saga but better written, and the "love triangle" isn't actually a love triangle.

River of Royal Blood and Wuthering Heights

for YA, if we were villains, and the caraval series are my top favs as of rn.

Walden (H.D. Thoreau)

Burmese Days by George Orwell

The Genealogy of Morals by Nietzche

The Void by Isaiah Laing

Metro 2033 where I forgot the author

Snowcrash

This is a mix of philosophy and some fiction I enjoyed.

Depends what ur into :)

Personal faves are:

Annihilation by Jeff Vandermeer, 

Bunny by Mona Awad, 

Social Creature by Tara Isabella Burton,

Anything by Sayaka Murata (Earthlings is my fave)

As for classics, I think I’d recommend The Little Prince or Carmilla - both favourites of mine.

My all time fav book is the Magus by John Fowles but it fucked with my mind so much that I'd never recommend it...

I'd recommend anything by EM Forster (especially maurice if ur kinda gay), Orwell is also really easy to get into in terms of 20th century writers. Sometimes dip my toes into classical literature, I like myself a bit of Virgil. 21st century literature Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie is prob my fav, especially Purple Hibiscus (that book BROKE me). If you're going a bit more lyrical obviously have a look into Leonard Cohen, I'd recommend The Favourite Game.

Reading Hellbent by Leigh Bardugo right now and it's amazing so far! I recommend Ninth House, which is the first in the series, as well as literally any of her other books. She is super talented.

I personally really like Sci-Fi but my top 5 are:

-The Martian by Andy Weir

-Frankenstein by Mary Shelley

-20,000 Leagues Under the Sea by Jules Verne

-Instructions for Dancing by Nicola Yoon

-The Knife of Never Letting Go by Patrick Ness

I'm totally recommending #MurderTrending! It's about a girl who ends up on an island that live stream gritty executions that are watched by many

It's a book with darkness, cynicism and turns everywhere.

And even in the dark story, there are some signs of comedy and feelings of unity and friendship. I rarely cry, but these characters had a place in my heart. It's a great book with a creative author. I don't keep with the book reader communities to know I this book is already mega-popular but I had to get the word around :)

Cursed bunny, u shud try dis oneeee :>

geek love by katherine dunn is probs one of my favorite novels!! ^_^