What‘s your favorite book?

[emiliamilana]

I‘m looking for book recommendations. preferably one that really touched or inspired you in some way. one that stays on your mind even weeks, months or years after you‘ve read it.

thank you 🫶🏼🤍

[PhantomMenace22]

-Circe and The Song of Achilles by Madeline Miller. Iam a fan of any Greek Myth interpretation or re-telling, but the way that Miller portrays and gets inside the heads of characters that have existed for thousands of years is incredibly unique and powerful. These books do not have to be read together as they just share a world, but would highly recommend both! Though just a side character in both, her Odysseus might be my favorite.

-The count of Monte Cristo

-1984 by George Orwell

-The Book Thief

[emiliamilana]

thank you so much! I‘ll check them out. and i actually already own the song of achilles, i just haven‘t read it yet but i‘m totally going to read it now ☺️

[SnowedIn]

Here are a couple.

• The Pillars of the Earth trilogy by Ken Follett
• We Were Liars and Family of Liars by e. Lockhart
• Any novel by Dick Francis

[emiliamilana]

thanks, I‘ve never heard of them. I‘ll look them up!

[SnowedIn]

You're welcome!

[LavLavLuv]

The things you can see only when you slow down by haemin sunim

[Iron_Man]

Run baby run the Nikki Cruz story the story of a former gangster from Puerto Rico that moved to New York. That became involved in street gangs, turn Christian trying to get out of it and finally did

[Iron_Man]

Turned Christian when I was a kid we had actually written each other

[FunkyMonkee]

So far, "The Real Animal House" by Chris Miller.

[Anonymous]

JFK to 911; everything is a rich man's trick.

It's not a fun time though.

[jennifer_bloom]

Grit by Angela Duckworth

[emiliamilana]

thanks! why is it your favorite?

[jennifer_bloom]

It’s about how you can achieve your dreams if you are willing to work hard for it

[SawerBrown]

A Man Called Intrepid by William Stevenson.