You have a long reading list to work through here! 😆🤩 for me, The Path of Emancipation by Thich Nhat Hanh. It's about the 16 exercises of mindful breathing and practicing those as a tool towards inner peace/clarity. It easily is my favorite of all time now. Would recommend it to pretty much every user on 7cups tbh
@enlightenedpeace3432
True!!🤣🤣 thank you for ur suggestions!!
The original wizard of oz, Willy Wonka and the chocolate factory, I'm not sure as I have not read the book since I was a kid the day after. Plus the original Las of the mohicans and the three musketeers. Because many of these books have been heavily edited over the years. Plus any of the classics of literature that suits you and your various interests. Read what you like and love. Have read the hobbit and LOTR several times over the years.
@Enjoylife02
Girl in Pieces but warming it might be a trigger for sh but its a great book
@Enjoylife02 A Hora da Estrela, Clarice Lispector.
The Human Magnet Syndrome: why do we love people who hurt us, Ross Rosenberg.
@Enjoylife02
the sandman ! it's a graphic novel series by neil gaiman [ he also wrote coraline and good omens ] they sell the collection in big sets of a certain amount of issues. i have books one and two. i think there's like 4 or 5
@butdoesanyonenotice
Wow I love novel!!😭😭
A Psalm for the Wild Built and A Prayer for the Crown Shy, both by Becky Chambers.
@LightCat2541
Amazing title!
@Enjoylife02,
"A Mother's Reckoning: Living in the Aftermath of Tragedy" by Sue Klebold if you enjoy non-fiction and don't mind true crime. The details of the crime itself don't go into detail except at a certain point (to satisfy anyone who might wonder what did happen). Even then, some details are omitted.
Edith Hamilton's "Mythology". It was originally published in 1942, so I'm not sure if it's been edited or abridged since then. I own the 2011 edition.
Are there any genres you lean towards?
NOTE: "A Mother's Reckoning" is a memoir of the mother of one of the perpetrators. It is mostly a recollection of her experience in the aftermath of the tragedy, as well as some prior.
@KimYes
literally true story!! right?
@KimYes
Wow that's amazing!! thank you for the suggestions! i love genre like that too!!😄😄
@Enjoylife02
the twilight saga <33
@myaz
I love that😭😭
@Enjoylife02
I love Agatha Christie. I will recommend By The Pricking of My Thumbs. It’s the last mystery of Tommy and Tuppence. And of course Poirot is always going to be iconic.
@Grayskull22534
Thank you!! that was nice
It ends with us and it starts with us by colleen hoover
The falling and the burning by Anna todd
@Hootowl94
sounds familiar!!
@Hootowl94
i love love lovee it ends with us I don’t understand how some people hate on it 😭
@Littlerose00
I should read then!!😭😭😭😭😭