ALSO I do actually read what people recommend- I've actually been on here for the past hour trying to thank someone for one that I enjoyed.
To the person who recommended 'Caraval' to me, whoever and wherever you are (I CANT find the comment thread for some reason), I just read it and it was amazing and I'm definitely reading the second book too when I can! Also, please let me know, mysterious recommender, if you see this, so I know that my mission of thanking you has been completed.
#1
I love Caraval!!! Amazing read!!!
Here are some of my recommendations:
All the Sarah J. Maas books. I recommend starting with Throne of Glass, then to A Court Of Thorns And Roses, then Crescent City (do it this way because she builds up details about the Fae in them, and it eases you in).
Soul of the Blade by Brenda J. Pierson
The Legend Trilogy by Marie Lu
Graceling by Kristin Cashore
Here are some of my recommendations:
All the Sarah J. Maas books. I recommend starting with Throne of Glass, then to A Court Of Thorns And Roses, then Crescent City (do it this way because she builds up details about the Fae in them, and it eases you in).
Soul of the Blade by Brenda J. Pierson
The Legend Trilogy by Marie Lu
Graceling by Kristin Cashore
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#2
Not entirely sure if this is your style, but the Keeper of the Lost Cities series is my go-to recommendation when people ask. The 9th book just came out November, and the 10th is supposedly coming out next fall, although the release of the 9th book got postponed a year due to COVID.
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#3
I would look at it before just reading it, because it can be pretty gruesome or just not to some people’s likings, but I absolutely love the Deadly Class graphic novels. It takes place in the 1980s and follows a homeless boy named Marcus who gets excepted/dragged into a high school where all the worlds biggest crime leaders send their kids for them to learn how to kill.
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#4
Heartstopper by Alice Oseman. It’s an LGBTQ graphic novel series.
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#5
The house on the cerulean sea, these rebel waves, the raven cycle, six of crows, and cemetery boys.
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#6
I too am an avid reader. Instead of books, I will recommend some authors.
Margaret Atwood
Jean Auel
Mitch Albom
The Brontë sisters
Ron Chernow
David Javerbaum
Philippa Gregory
Jung Cham
I have plenty more on my tablet :-)
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