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message 1: by Bhavya (mostly-offline), Bookish Bhavya {Main Mod} (new)

Bhavya (mostly-offline) | 8157 comments Mod
You can ask for book recommendations here, we’ll help you find the book you’re looking for! :)


message 2: by laure (new)

laure (nworthia) hiii!! i've kind of always been meaning to read poetry, but have never really enjoyed any of the collections i've read. the thing is, when i do come across a poem, i *love* going through the "oh-i'm-reading-it-ten-times-to-understand-its-wider-meaning" and so it's all transforming into a super frustrating situation where i want to pick up poetry collections but i just know i'm probably going to hate them...
if you guys have any recs, i'd definitely love to hear them!!


message 3: by angela, Caffeinated Cloudy, Creator {inactive} (new)

angela (bookishcloudy) | 1501 comments Mod
nworthia wrote: "hiii!! i've kind of always been meaning to read poetry, but have never really enjoyed any of the collections i've read. the thing is, when i do come across a poem, i *love* going through the "oh-i'..."
if you want to here some poems me, tree, and a fellow mod (aja) made, come to the poetry section...i just made one yesterday :)


message 4: by Lorelei, Literary Lorelei {inactive} (new)

Lorelei (literarylitanies) | 899 comments Mod
nworthia wrote: "hiii!! i've kind of always been meaning to read poetry, but have never really enjoyed any of the collections i've read. the thing is, when i do come across a poem, i *love* going through the "oh-i'..."

Hi! I loved The Girl and the Goddess. It made me cry at least 7 times and it read a lot like a story. I think you would enjoy it.


message 5: by laure (new)

laure (nworthia) ꧁☁ᴄʟᴏᴜᴅʏᴀɴᴅʙᴏᴏᴋꜱ☁꧂ ~ʀᴇᴀᴅ ᴍʏ ɴᴇᴡ ʙɪᴏ~ wrote: "nworthia wrote: "hiii!! i've kind of always been meaning to read poetry, but have never really enjoyed any of the collections i've read. the thing is, when i do come across a poem, i *love* going t..."

ohhh thanks, i hadn't noticed this section! i'll definitely check them out!! :))


message 6: by laure (new)

laure (nworthia) Lorelei wrote: "nworthia wrote: "hiii!! i've kind of always been meaning to read poetry, but have never really enjoyed any of the collections i've read. the thing is, when i do come across a poem, i *love* going t..."

thank you so much!! (i believe it's the one by nikita gill, please let me know if i'm wrong :)). it sounds so interesting and i *love* crying over books (yes i am indeed a bit of a masochist haha).


message 7: by Lorelei, Literary Lorelei {inactive} (new)

Lorelei (literarylitanies) | 899 comments Mod
nworthia wrote: "Lorelei wrote: "nworthia wrote: "hiii!! i've kind of always been meaning to read poetry, but have never really enjoyed any of the collections i've read. the thing is, when i do come across a poem, ..."

yes, it is! I keep forgetting authors today of all days! it explores so many topics including mental health, exploring one's sexuality, and many more that I can't think of right now. sorry, I just had history class and my mind is full of random facts about the french revolution. I hope you enjoy it!


message 8: by laure (new)

laure (nworthia) Lorelei wrote: "nworthia wrote: "Lorelei wrote: "nworthia wrote: "hiii!! i've kind of always been meaning to read poetry, but have never really enjoyed any of the collections i've read. the thing is, when i do com..."

oh okay, thanks! now i really can't wait to read this book, it sounds fascinating!! and no worries haha, today i randomly remembered that napoleon was crowned on december 2nd 1804 (don't ask me how... my brain is broken-) although i studied that yearsssss ago and now i can't stop thinking about it.


message 9: by angela, Caffeinated Cloudy, Creator {inactive} (new)

angela (bookishcloudy) | 1501 comments Mod
Lorelei wrote: "nworthia wrote: "hiii!! i've kind of always been meaning to read poetry, but have never really enjoyed any of the collections i've read. the thing is, when i do come across a poem, i *love* going t..."

hey your app was for book nooks right?


message 10: by Lorelei, Literary Lorelei {inactive} (new)

Lorelei (literarylitanies) | 899 comments Mod
yes it was


message 11: by angela, Caffeinated Cloudy, Creator {inactive} (new)

angela (bookishcloudy) | 1501 comments Mod
Lorelei wrote: "yes it was"

mk ill do it now since i remember


message 12: by Kayla (new)

Kayla (kawaiikayy) Hello! I'm new to the group :) i am looking for two different recommendations:

- I want to read a Nicholas Sparks book (haven't read any) and I'm interested in what the best one is or your favorite!!

- Also looking for any shorter YA books that are really good or that you love. Like almost novella length. I have a short attention span sometimes haha

Thanks everyone!!


message 13: by Eloise (new)

Eloise | 940 comments Kayla wrote: "Hello! I'm new to the group :) i am looking for two different recommendations:
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- Also looking for any shorter YA books that are really good or that you love. Like almost novella length. I have a short attention span sometimes haha."


Looking for JJ is pretty short (300ish pages) and it wrecked me when I read it- though there was some heavy subject matter


message 14: by Willow Anne (new)

Willow Anne | 292 comments Kayla wrote: "Hello! I'm new to the group :) i am looking for two different recommendations:

- I want to read a Nicholas Sparks book (haven't read any) and I'm interested in what the best one is or your favorit..."


Hi! So, personally im not the biggest fan of Nichols Sparks books, but the only one i did like was The Wedding, and it was really good! Its actually the sequel to The Notebook, but i accidentally read The Wedding first and it was totally fine and you arent missing out on anything. I read The Notebook afterwards but i didnt really like it


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nαомι αndιno (nndno) | 564 comments Hi guysss!! Can you guys recommend me some graphic novels?? I've never ever read one and I'm not that into superhero stuff. I've been wanting to read Locke & Key but I can't get a hold of it. What do you guys like?


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angela (bookishcloudy) | 1501 comments Mod
Naomi wrote: "Hi guysss!! Can you guys recommend me some graphic novels?? I've never ever read one and I'm not that into superhero stuff. I've been wanting to read Locke & Key but I can't get a hold of it. What ..."

Smile by Raina Tele________


message 17: by nαомι (new)

nαомι αndιno (nndno) | 564 comments Thanks Cloudy!


message 18: by angela, Caffeinated Cloudy, Creator {inactive} (new)

angela (bookishcloudy) | 1501 comments Mod
NP sry dunno last name


message 19: by nαомι (new)

nαомι αndιno (nndno) | 564 comments Yeah, her last name is hard to spell, but it was the first book the popped up when I searched!


message 20: by Ally (new)

Ally (alliereads33) Hey guys! I’m looking for a book that’s going to make my cry. I feel like those books are always the most beautifully written and I really want to find a good one. I don’t cry super easily so I need a super heartbreaking one.


message 21: by Bhavya (mostly-offline), Bookish Bhavya {Main Mod} (new)

Bhavya (mostly-offline) | 8157 comments Mod
✰Allie✰ wrote: "Hey guys! I’m looking for a book that’s going to make my cry. I feel like those books are always the most beautifully written and I really want to find a good one. I don’t cry super easily so I nee..."

Letters to the Lost! One of my favs. :)


message 22: by Rach (new)

Rach ✰Allie✰ wrote: "Hey guys! I’m looking for a book that’s going to make my cry. I feel like those books are always the most beautifully written and I really want to find a good one. I don’t cry super easily so I nee..."
super generic rec but
The Song of Achilles
It didn't make me cry a lot but I'm not a super sobby person. I already knew the story a little so I knew what would happen and it had the Romeo and Juliet you know they are doomed but you convince yourself they can defy fate element even tho you know they can't.


message 23: by Marie (new)

Marie | 135 comments hey! does anyone know a book that has some sort of feminist setting? like not a book that's about achieving social equality but rather one that already has it? i recently thought about it but couldn't come with anything. especially in fantasy it's often either something along the lines of "women don't usually fight, just a few" or the plot is about achieving equality. so, any ideas for a book which has already that feminist setting?


message 24: by Kayla (last edited Apr 01, 2021 12:44PM) (new)

Kayla (kawaiikayy) Thanks for previous recommendations~ i've added them to my list!
I am looking for more books. Specifically books shorter than 200 pages if possible, looking for some pretty short ones to read on the side. Anything that's really good.

-Kay


message 25: by Eloise (new)

Eloise | 940 comments Kay wrote: "Thanks for previous recommendations~ i've added them to my list!
I am looking for more books. Specifically books shorter than 200 pages if possible, looking for some pretty short ones to read on th..."


How do you feel about Graphic Novels?
They tend to be shorter on the number of pages and lengthy descriptions. I like Ms. Marvel, Vol. 1: No Normal and The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl, Vol. 1: Squirrel Power. More NA content-wise there's Paper Girls, Vol. 1 or The Wicked + The Divine, Vol. 1: The Faust Act

For more traditional prose there's Eric (155p) one of the more accessible Discworld books


message 26: by Kayla (new)

Kayla (kawaiikayy) Eloise wrote: "Kay wrote: "Thanks for previous recommendations~ i've added them to my list!
I am looking for more books. Specifically books shorter than 200 pages if possible, looking for some pretty short ones t..."


Hi! Yes I would be interested in graphic novels, so thank you for these recommendations. I will check them out!

-Kay


message 27: by Lily (new)

Lily Does anyone have any YA Fantasy recommendations?


message 28: by Lily (new)

Lily • Ari • wrote: "Lily wrote: "Does anyone have any YA Fantasy recommendations?"

Here are some:
-Throne of Glass (I know this is soo popular)
-Akarnae
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Thank you!!


message 29: by Ella (new)

Ella (x1d438x1d4c1x1d4c1x1d4b6) | 5 comments Hey! Does anyone have a good mystery recommendation for me? Ive loved One Of Us Is Next, One Of Us Is Lying and 13 minutes!


message 30: by stu , Stupendous stuti {inactive} (new)

stu  (blobmustardsprinkles) | 8590 comments Mod
Ella wrote: "Hey! Does anyone have a good mystery recommendation for me? Ive loved One Of Us Is Next, One Of Us Is Lying and 13 minutes!"

You should try A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder, I’m currently reading it, and it’s great!


message 31: by NA (new)

NA I looking for a good romance book or sci-fi book thanks


message 32: by Cass (all too tired) (last edited Apr 18, 2021 02:59PM) (new)

Cass (all too tired) | 1426 comments Julia wrote: "I looking for a good romance book or sci-fi book thanks"

Lovely War is a great historical fiction romance set during WWI and WWII. Wicked Fox is a paranormal, mythological romance set in modern day South Korea. Heartstopper: Volume One is a contemporary gay romance set in the UK. Eliza and Her Monsters is a contemporary romance about a girl who drew a webcomic. Melanie Dickerson writes cliche, but pretty good historical romance retellings of fairy tales. The Gentleman's Guide to Vice and Virtue is a gay, historical fantasy, adventure novel set in Europe and the UK. Legend is an enemies to lovers dystopian novel set in a future United States. The Cruel Prince is an enemies to lovers fantasy novel.

I don't know much about the sci-fi genre, though. Sorry about that.


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So, I am planning on buying some new books this summer and I need some recommendations. I am looking for either clean young adult or middle grade books, any genre, just please only recommend clean books with minimal swearing and nothing more than kissing. I would especially like a book with beautiful or unique writing. Thanks in advance and happy reading!


message 34: by Savannah (new)

Savannah Lancaster (imnotfunny) | 302 comments Mary Kathryn wrote: "So, I am planning on buying some new books this summer and I need some recommendations. I am looking for either clean young adult or middle grade books, any genre, just please only recommend clean ..."

Hi! I have some good ones!
If I Stay
What Light
The Fault in Our Stars
Wonder
Skinny
Children of Eden
Cinder

Let me know if you want anymore, sorry if you have already read these ☹️


message 35: by [deleted user] (new)

Savannah wrote: "Mary Kathryn wrote: "So, I am planning on buying some new books this summer and I need some recommendations. I am looking for either clean young adult or middle grade books, any genre, just please ..."
Thank you so much! I have only read Wonder, so no need to be sorry! I really appreciate it!


message 36: by Savannah (new)

Savannah Lancaster (imnotfunny) | 302 comments Mary Kathryn wrote: "Savannah wrote: "Mary Kathryn wrote: "So, I am planning on buying some new books this summer and I need some recommendations. I am looking for either clean young adult or middle grade books, any ge..."

Happy to help! Hope you like them


message 37: by [deleted user] (new)

any standalones??


message 38: by stu , Stupendous stuti {inactive} (new)


message 39: by Bhavya (mostly-offline), Bookish Bhavya {Main Mod} (new)

Bhavya (mostly-offline) | 8157 comments Mod
Nihira wrote: "any standalones??"

Here-https://www.goodreads.com/review/list...


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sambhavi❦ (sambhavibihari) | -50 comments does anyone have any good recs for like summer-themed books or books that give off summer vibes? (preferably ya)


message 41: by frannie (last edited Jun 01, 2021 05:07PM) (new)

frannie | 459 comments sambhavi❦ wrote: "does anyone have any good recs for like summer-themed books or books that give off summer vibes? (preferably ya)"

We Were Liars and it's a middle grade but The Mighty Heart of Sunny St. James!


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frannie | 459 comments Does anyone have any dystopian standalone recs?


message 43: by Eloise (new)

Eloise | 940 comments kae wrote: "Does anyone have any dystopian standalone recs?"

Shade's Children or The Supernaturalist


message 44: by jeeya (new)

jeeya (_jeeya_) | 18 comments does anyone know an enemies to lovers book rec with like the one bed trope & the touch her and ill kill you trope & the i hate everyone but her trope where there’s like daggers to throats scenes and just a lot of banter??


Cass (all too tired) | 1426 comments Ummm The Cruel Prince? But I think it’s more spread out between the three books.


message 46: by sambhavi❦ (new)

sambhavi❦ (sambhavibihari) | -50 comments jeeya wrote: "does anyone know an enemies to lovers book rec with like the one bed trope & the touch her and ill kill you trope & the i hate everyone but her trope where there’s like daggers to throats scenes an..."

these violent delights fits into some of those categories, but no one bed trope.

from blood and ash and the throne of glass series fits a lot of these really well as well as acotar series :)


message 47: by Bhavya (mostly-offline), Bookish Bhavya {Main Mod} (new)

Bhavya (mostly-offline) | 8157 comments Mod
sambhavi❦ wrote: "jeeya wrote: "does anyone know an enemies to lovers book rec with like the one bed trope & the touch her and ill kill you trope & the i hate everyone but her trope where there’s like daggers to thr..."

Cass wrote: "Ummm The Cruel Prince? But I think it’s more spread out between the three books."

I agree. :)


message 48: by Eloise (new)

Eloise | 940 comments Ny {when my book is open, your mouth is closed} wrote: "I’m getting back into classics. Anyone got good ones?"

I still love Persuasion, North and South, & Jane Eyre.
I also hear good things about The Tenant of Wildfell Hall.
Ivanhoe is a fun historical adventure novel, great for a fan of Robin Hood stories (There is Discourse about how progressive/regressive it's depiction of Jewish characters is though - Victorian Attitudes), Treasure Island has Pirates.
A Little Princess for something lighter (some angst) and The Book of Three or Five Children and It for some Classic Fantasy


message 49: by Catherine (new)

Catherine Wilder Girls by Rory Power.

Such a chilling book, totally worth the read for sapphic horror fans!


message 50: by Emily (new)

Emily Bird ⬆️⬆️⬆️
Witch Finder &Witch Hunt by Ruth Warburton


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