Bookworms discussion

Have any books inspired you or affected you deeply? Has there been a book that you've read on and on again, and never got bored of? Share it here!

I bawled my way through half of "What Stands in a Storm", which is extremely rare (I think) for a non-fiction book.

"Hawke's Harbor" by S.E. Hinton is one of those books I can read and immediately start over.

Haven't read any of these books.. Definitely going to add to my tbr list!

I loved this book with it's twist and turns it always can keep me on my toes!
Angels and Demons by Dan Brown

The ending made me cry so hard (and i usually never do) It was an amazing twist to the original tale
The Song of Achilles by Madeline Miller

for a more philosophical read there's always this book
Flowers for Algernon by Daniel Keyes

This book made me want to start reading for pleasure for the first time in my life

I have never got so attached to characters while reading i my WHOLE LIFE

Never had a book that would make me re-read it, but if I had to pick, it would be Howl's Moving Castle by Diana Wynne Jones.

Wonder and The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane for sure.

I read these a very long time ago and since then only a select few books have been able to top them for quality.

the premise is super cool and the characters are all people that I can relate to.

I am so attached to these people that my friend brought one of them up and I almost started crying. Also these books brought on a range of extreme emotions including but not limited to happiness, sadness, shock, anger, fear, and copious amounts of concern.

I just recently started thinking about how deeply this book affected me. It's Love Among the Walnuts by Jean Ferris.

It just kinda had a deep topic that for some reason really impacted me.

I will try to read some of these books that you guys mentioned!! :D

One of my favorite books is Howl's Moving Castle. I have easily read this book 3 or four times, and I love the sense of magic. Sophie's character was so stubborn and developed so well... There's so much I can say about this one.