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Personally I really like Brave New World and Tuesdays with Morrie
@Neverlings64
Wow that's good!!⭐⭐
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Dark Lord of Derkholm and Year of the Griffin by Diana Wynne Jones, both available on OpenLibrary :)
@Enjoylife02 Personally, I really enjoy "Fahrenheit 451" and "A Brave New World" as they're challenging, both mentally and emotionally! For lighter reads, the "Arc of a Scythe" trilogy is amazing, or for dark humor "a Series of Unfortunate Events" is also wonderful!
@Obsi
I read Fahrenheit some time ago and really enjoyed it I also bought brave new world but I haven't gotten to read it yet, which would you say you liked the most?
@bubblegumL4314 personally, I preferred Fahrenheit because I was very rushed when I read Brave New World and it was a school book, but had I had time to slow down I would have enjoyed it immensely too.
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I love Matt Haig books they are definitely worth a read :) My favourite is 'How to Stop Time' which is about a man who lives forever and his experiences of life and love. It's very powerful!
I also love classics, with Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte being my favourite. It's full of romance and has a very strong lead which I love :)
@SammyLouise
oh that one sounds very interested I might give it a try
I liked the Death and Life of Schneider Wrack by Nate Crowley. I like the camaraderie between the characters and the fact that it has both zombies and sea monsters
I have so many favourite books that it is hard to name one. Let me name a few for you if you wanna read them too (or for anyone else):
Black Beauty
Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo
Sherlock Holmes
Nancy drew
Samsara
Archer's voice
The Secret History
And so many more.
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The book "Momo" by Michael Ende. This enchanting and thought-provoking novel tells the story of a young orphan girl named Momo who possesses a unique ability to listen and communicate with others. Momo's world is turned upside down when the sinister Men in Grey arrive in her town, stealing people's time and leaving them empty and unhappy.
Ende's writing is full of vivid descriptions and charming characters that will captivate readers of all ages. His exploration of the themes of time, imagination, and the importance of human connection is both timely and timeless. "Momo" is a magical and heartwarming book that will stay with you long after you've finished reading.
I highly recommend "Momo" to anyone who loves a good story, especially those who enjoy fantasy and magical realism. This book is a wonderful reminder of the power of friendship, love, and human connection. I am confident that you will find this book to be a truly delightful and inspiring read.
Hi, I'm really enjoying the truth about the Harry Quebert Affair. It's a great read!
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