Da heq am i supposed to put here. Yeah, books!
#1
1984 George Orwell.
To kill a Mockingbird Harper Lee
The Handmaid's Tale Margaret Atwood.
4points
#2
Project Hail Mary, by Andy Weir.
This is simply such a lovely and best book. Due to the way the story works, i can't really tell you anything the book's plot, as telling anything would spoil way too much.
I myself read it blind beyond the back-cover description, and trust me, i didn't regret anything and loved the book! Can recommend. Project Hail Mary is simply so good, mayhaps the best book i've ever read- and i've read many a good book.
I myself read it blind beyond the back-cover description, and trust me, i didn't regret anything and loved the book! Can recommend. Project Hail Mary is simply so good, mayhaps the best book i've ever read- and i've read many a good book.
1point
#3
solitaire by alice oseman ahhh it’s so good
1point
#4
ummmm I have lots of good books so here we go...
1. The Maze Runner series by James Dashner
2. The Mortality Doctrine series also by James Dashner
3. The Summer I Turned Pretty series by Jenny Han
4. Turtle Under Ice by Juleah del Rosario
5. 500 Words or Less also by Juleah del Rosario
2. The Mortality Doctrine series also by James Dashner
3. The Summer I Turned Pretty series by Jenny Han
4. Turtle Under Ice by Juleah del Rosario
5. 500 Words or Less also by Juleah del Rosario
Seriously read the last two. They're written in verse but istg they're SO GOOD. I just finished Turtle Under Ice like an hour ago.
1point
#5
I am addicted to Karen chance
0points
#6
The gospel of the flying spaghetti monster!
0points
#7
Anxious People by Frederic Bachman. It's about a bank robber who unintentionally holds an appartment full of people hostage. All of the characters are really well written and interesting, and everything ties together nicely. Also, fair warning for anyone who'd like to read it, suicide plays a semi-large role in the book, and although it is written about respectfully, it could be upsetting or triggering for some.
0points
#8
Most recently, The Thursday Murder Club series by Richard Osman
0points