What book did you love so much that you couldn’t put it down?
What book did you love so much that you couldn’t put it down?
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Throne of glass series.
Read the first 5 books in less then 2 weeks
There’s been so many but I liked The Help, The Book Thief, Suzanne’s Diary for Nicholas and The Hunger Game Series
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Then she was gone
Yes 100% was going to say this, read it on holiday this past week x
Gone with the Wind
Me, too. Read it as a teen and dreamed it when I was asleep. First time I had reading sickness, lol!
The Underground Railroad
The Nightingale by Kristin Hannah
Hunger Games trilogy
Days of Wonder by Keith Stuart
The Book of Negros.
So many! As a child I used to get SO involved that I felt totally bereft when Mum “woke me up” to bring me back to real life.
The Robber Bride
The Seven Sisters books
When breath becomes air and the divergent series 🙂
The DaVinci Code
Check out Bad Games: Box Set by Jeff Menapace
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/22375664
Black Out by Lisa Unger.
Eleanor Oliphant is completely fine
So many. A good portion of any Robert B. Parker novel…especially the Spenser (for Hire) series. Angels & Demons by Dan Brown. The First Counsel and The Millionaires…both by Brad Meltzer.
Helen try the book “wonder”. That might be a good one for you
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The Mists of Avalon
Any Enid Blyton one when I was young
Pillars of the earth
The Sword of Truth novel?
The language of flowers
Water For Elephants
The Picture of Dorian Gray
Girl on the train and Poppet
Close to home Cara hunter and all the Karen slaughter x
The great alone
Eric Burdens ‘Don’t let me be misunderstood’ the first line of the first chapter ‘f**ked from the get go’ and you think hmm this could be a good read and it was amazing
Too many to think of them all, but the most recent was The Good Daughter by Karin Slaughter!
Most of them!
The Stand by Stephen King
A Fine Balance.
@Brenda I cried so hard at that book. ?
@Adrienne, it has really stayed with me. I need to read it again one of these days.
@Brenda Me too. I read it probably 20 years ago and it still comes to mind when people ask for a recommendation.
Exactly.
That was a good one.
Maya banks sweet series
The Shack
Any Human Heart by William Boyd
All the Harlan Coben books I have been reading lately.
The Great Alone
All Your Perfects by Colleen Hoover
girl on the train, book way better than the movie
Harry Potter series
The Alchemist
The Hate U Give
The Art of Dancing in the Rain! Top five, for sure
Shes Come Undone, Harry Potter, LOTR, the Georgia Nicolson series, The Exorcist… And many more haha
To kill a mockingbird
The help
Once again:
Les Miserables
Victor Hugo
Discovery of witches
so many, Left Behind series, Game of Thrones series, Wheel of Time series.
Behind Closed Doors
Room
Quite possibly the best book I’ve ever read. ?
@Nena I have just read some reviews on Good Reads sounds interesting, will order it from the library. I often find though, when books have two timelines, one in the past and one in current times, that one is always much weaker than the other, usually the current time story. Did you enjoy both time lines or one more than the other?
@Sandra, I know what you mean, but this story was told so beautifully, that it flowed so well between the two timelines. I was surprised at how much I loved it. ?
Very well written and reminiscent of the Kay Bratt series, “The Scavenger’s Daughters.”
Harry potters, the girl on a train, the help, a million little pieces
The Buried Giant
Most of Chris Bohjalian’s books but especially Double Bind and Skeletons at the Feast. He writes his female characters with amazing precision and sensitivity
It was compelling. Author did a great job getting into the head of a young child
I was writing my thoughts about Room
Ready player one/Damned
Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte.
@Shirley my favourite ?
Conclave
Fifty Shades of Grey all 3 of them
@Gwen i nerd more books similar to these. I read them SO fast
Gone with the Wind
The nest, the weekenders, the goldfinch
The Light between Oceans.
The Nightengale
Little women
A Touch of Blue or A Patch of Blue. A book my honors English teacher let me borrow. Her name was Winifred Fischer or Fisher . This was in inearly
70s I wish I could let her know how much she changed my life.?