Name a genre you don’t typically read but found a book in that genre that you love.
Name a genre you don’t typically read but found a book in that genre that you love.
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Name a genre you don’t typically read but found a book in that genre that you love.
Science fiction. Illuminae series.
Memoirs. Educated by Tara Westover.
Historical fiction- The Fianna Trilogy
cozy mystery. One of us is Lying.
Good book!
Contemporary romance… IF and Broken Love
Historical fiction- The historian by Elizabeth Kostova.
Historical fiction – Half Broke Horses.
Christan Fiction – The Shack
True Crime- I’ll be Gone in the Dark
Romance, but I’m loving everything by Colleen Hoover. And the wedding date was cute.
YA contemporary – Geekerella! It was such a cute and fun read.
Is it really sci-fi like?
@Sarah No, it isn’t. But the main character is a big fan of a sci-fi show that’s being turned into a movie ?
That one was awesome
Fantasy -The Cruel Prince by Holly Black
Which actually made me want to read more fantasy
I don’t read a lot of murder mysteries but I love the Cormoron Strike series.
Historical fiction/mystery: Stalking Jack the Ripper series I’m in love
YA contemporary- Second Chance Summer by Morgan Matson, and I’ll give you the sun by Jandy Nelson
i actually love The Mystic Wolves series. I don’t normally read supernatural/romance genres that are mixed together but I love the books so much
Historical fiction, Salt to the Sea. Usually I don’t like fictional things being added to real stories, or using real people but giving them dialogue that never existed as far as we know, but this was so well done and powerful that I enjoyed the whole thing.
Scifi, Illuminae, Red Rising and This Mortal Coil
YA contemporary – ‘Looking for Alaska’ by John Green. One of my all time favourites. 5/5 stars.
I still haven’t found a single second YA contemporary I liked enough to give more than 3 stars.
Fantasy – ACOTAR series
Fantasy Tamora Pierce
Autobiographies, Talking As Fast As I Can by Lauren Graham
Historical fiction- life after life
Also high fantasy – Children Of Blood and Bone
@Tierney I don’t think that’s high fantasy.
@Taylor everyone’s been saying it’s a high fantasy. Idk maybe I am wrong
@Tierney I thought the building was weak and makes it low fantasy
@Taylor I suppose it was based in western African mythology. But still I loved the book
Fantasy – MPHFPC series and Red Queen series
Psychological Fiction.
Historical- “Child of the Morning” by Pauline Gedge
Teen fiction- fablehaven was really good though
sci-fi–skyward. i thought for the longest time that i hated science fiction (even though i love star wars and such) but this book just blew me away