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I didn't particularly like Wicked or Confessions, so it was a nice surprise when I really got into this shorter fairy-tale retelling.
The Outliers!maybe bec of my social science major in college..brought me back to my academic years :)) and very relevant material as well.
divergent perhaps? it was my first dystopian book. i was skeptical bout this genre before but divergent was pretty good.
"1984." I thought it would be similar to "Brave New World," and I hated that book. I was surprised at how much I enojyed it though.
Little Women, by Louisa May Alcott.I'm not usually into "classics" because I find them dry, and hard to get through; but I really liked "Little Women"! It's not written in that lofty, European, intellectual way (no offense to anyone who likes that kind of thing!) that I find so dense and confusing. :)
I also liked "Girl Interrupted", by Susanna Kaysen; a lot more than I thought I would.
I don't really read a lot of books on psychology, or mental illness because I can't stand any character (on TV or in books) who has depression, or is cutting themselves...I just find it hard to deal with. ("Speak" would be one exception to this) But I was pleasantly surprised with "Girl Interrupted", and I liked the movie, too! Not the most uplifting one, but still good.
Jane Eyre! I read Wuthering Heights and Pride & Prejudice before it, and didn't care for either. I expected Jane Eyre to be very similar, but I was pleasantly surprised.
The Percy Jackson Series.Actually, I didn't very much like Greek Mythology.
After reading the Titan's Curse(that was the 3rd book)......
I'M LUVIN' IT!!!
I didn't expect that I wouldn't like it but I was surprised at how moved I was by it I Hadn't Meant to Tell You This
Percy Jackson series, The Hunger Games, and The Host. I thought the Hunger Games was going to be too gory, I thought Percy Jackson wasn't going to be nearly as good as the movie, and I hated sci-fi and the Twilight series so I didn't think I'd love the Host. Now they are my favorite books ever!!:)
A book that my dad gave me - It was this book about the periodic elements. I can't remember the name
14 by Peter Clines. now I did read this via audible, however I actually enjoyed the slowness of the books, I always listen while I get ready for school so it is just great to hear a slow mystery, it's also sci-fi novel which I don't usually like as much, but that one was okay. i recommend reading it on audible though
Cinder, but that's only because of the hype behind the series as well as with fairy tales re-telling's, they are usually good/amazing or not good at all so I'm always weary. But I LOVED this book, it one of my favorites!
I didn't think that I was going to like A Wrinkle in Time. I knew it was a classic and that many others enjoyed it I just thought it was going to be too childish but I ended up really getting into it and could barely put it down!
The Opposite of Everyone because I won it in a giveaway and had to read it very quickly in order to participate in an author discussion. I loved it!
Books mentioned in this topic
The Opposite of Everyone (other topics)A Wrinkle in Time (other topics)
Cinder (other topics)
The Hunger Games (other topics)
The Kite Runner (other topics)
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