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I don't know if it was the best book that I ever read but one of my favorite of all time books is called Dante & Aristotle. It is a coming out/coming of age story that was not only a great read but super cute as well!
@Jet01 that sounds interesting! i will check it out later
@zealousGrace5023
Its a great read, let me know if you can't find it.
Best till now for me is empowered empath.
@lovingBeach6457 what genre is it
Self help, psychology
What genre are you interested in? The last fantasy series I got completed sucked into was by Sarah J Mass - A Court of Thorns and Roses.
It's about the relationship between the human and fae realms. Mostly Fae. But it is action packed with a love story to boot.
I love stories about the Fae! I need to read this.
@zealousGrace5023
I'd probably have to say Echo. It's a book about this girl and her brother in an orphanage (at least I think). It's been a few years since I actually read the book so I could be wrong. Anyways, I think this is the best book I've ever read because it really showed me the beauty of life even when you're not in the greatest conditions. I read that book back when I was in 5th grade. I didn't even finish the book either. I read it for the entire school year and was so close to completing it, but never got to. If you ever get a chance to read it all the way through, don't tell me the end. I plan on buying the book in the future.
@Monolauge i hope you do get it sometime in the near future
also i think you might "All the Bright Places" by Jennifer Niven and "The Castle" by Sophia Bennet
@zealousGrace5023
ill check them out!
I absolutely LOVE the Holly Novels and Seeking Justice series (2 series combined together) by C.C Warrens.. Holly went through a tragedy when she was 9, blocked out every memory until she was 12 and plaved in foster care. She had a horrible time there. But manages to make it to adult hood and starts making a life for herself. Then things take a turn for the worst and just go downhill from there. Her resilience, her faith, and her curious attitude drew me in. It's a Christian Fiction book, but it isn't overly heavy and it's really nice to find someone I can relate to in a lot of ways.