The Fairy Book Club discussion

Hey Guys and Gals~!

Just curious, what are some of the best books you have read that none of your friends have ever heard of!?

It's hard being a fan when no one else will discuss things with you :cry:

Heres one of my favorite books that no one has heard of! It's basically a mix of Harry Potter and Hunger Games!

I don't know but, I like books about fantasy

Broken by Daniel Clay.

I was suggested this book by a friend who picked it up from a garage sale and boy that book was amazing or what. I keep suggesting it to everyone I meet cause I honestly feel that the book hasn't received it's due.

"The Piano Tuner" by Daniel Mason is a book I randomly picked from a cousin's bookshelf almost a decade ago, and since then have been recommending a lot to people.

Broken by Daniel Clay Recommended by Ninitha (Niko)

The Piano Tuner by Daniel Mason Recommended by Susan

The Door in the Hedge
by Robin McKinley
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/8...

Lost Boy: The True Story of Captain Hook
by Christina Henry

The Name of the Wind
Novel by Patrick Rothfuss

The School for Good and Evil by Soman Chainani a really good middle grade book highly recommend if your in to fairytales

Since I was 14, I read "Brothers" by Ted van Lieshout at least once a year. I turned 25 today and still haven't managed to get a friend to read it.

L'Orangeraie by Larry Tremblay (but I think it's only in French!)

The Magic Strings of Frankie Presto by Mitch Albom!

Well, I can tell you about a book that some friends of mine have read that no one knows about but that they think is the absolute best, but it's also one I wrote, so I'm not sure if it's okay to make such posts here (too new to this group). Genre is epic fantasy.

The Door by Magda Szabo

S wrote: "Hey Guys and Gals~!

Just curious, what are some of the best books you have read that none of your friends have ever heard of!?

It's hard being a fan when no one else will discuss things with you ..." Love this idea! Mine is The Underground Man by Mick Jackson :)

Mark wrote: "Well, I can tell you about a book that some friends of mine have read that no one knows about but that they think is the absolute best, but it's also one I wrote, so I'm not sure if it's okay to ma..."

Thank you Mark but I'm afraid no self promotion here :)

Good luck with the book!

The Art of Hearing Heartbeats.

The rampant Baron of Italo Calvino. Surely many of you do know him.

Furiously Happy by Jenny Lawson

Flowers for Algernon by Daniel Keyes
Something I read for a book club and would have never chosen myself - so glad I was introduced to it as it’s an incredibly moving story. Since reading it I have started working in a special needs school so the book has taken on an even deeper meaning for myself... definitely worth a read.

The Boy Detective Fails by Joe Meno.

This book was recommended to me in year 9 by a guy that came in to do a talk to our history class. I don’t even remember his name of anything. I’ve read the book numerous times and it’s such a good book in a harrowing, hard read, I can’t believe this actually happened in real life, kind of way!

The House of Dolls by Ka-tzetnik 135633
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/7...

Susan wrote: ""The Piano Tuner" by Daniel Mason is a book I randomly picked from a cousin's bookshelf almost a decade ago, and since then have been recommending a lot to people."

Yes!!!!

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I read through all these and desperately wanted to have read one but didn't recognise any! :(

I feel Jane Harris is an under appreciated author, I love all her work and her characters voices still ring in my head long after I've finished her books. Gillespie and I in particular is brilliant!

I've wanted to read it for a while and it has not disappointed me, it's just great. The Underground Man by Mick Jackson

Light Boxes by Shane Jones