The BookClub discussion

hey guys! what is that one book that you absolutely LOVED, but can't seem to find any hype on it?

A Wrinkle In Time. I know it's a classic but it doesn't get enough hype! I LOVED IT!!

The mirror visitor quartet!! I barely see it anywhere ;D

The Lockwood and Co book series. I don't see many people reading it and I absolutely LOVED it

Throne of Glass. I get why it's not liked much because the first two books aren't that good but it gets so much better

keeper of the lost cities. I never see it ANYWHERE on Booktok/Bookstagram/Booktube

Jassy

Turtles all the way down! It's an underrated gem by John Green.

One by Sarah cross an

Rebecca

I just completed reading Gallant by V. E. Schwab. It is such an amazing book! Solid 5 Stars!!! Unfortunately, no one really talks about it. :(

( thanks for the recommendation A.J! <333)

i think you should try reading alone by megan e freeman. It's considered a mature kids' novel, but i read it to get out of a reading slump.
the writing is written like poetry, but it's not poetry - if you understand any of that lol

The Endling series. ITS SO GOOD

@Kati You're welcome Kati!! I don't know why but gr was telling me that it failed to send my rec. But I'm happy that you received it! :D

@A.J

Well, GR is weird at times 😅, buuuttt the book really does sound interesting ☺️

How to Survive in Witchcraft by Aislinn Brophy

@A.J didn't Gallant win the Goodreads Choice Awards?

So I guess it is popular...

@Ellie Reads It I feel like I have seen Keeper of the Lost Cities a lot recently!

@Amaya Yeah it did but it's still not talked about too much, at least not now. It doesn't have a great rating on gr either.

Uneasy Paradise Kept me awake for hours.

when gracie met the grump

The Westing Game! It was so good, but I don't really ever hear much hype on it

@Autumn I'm not able to find any information about Uneasy Paradise. Can you tell me what it's about?

A.J - i just found this review so here you go:
What this book really was it was a good historical fiction, which showed how work most dictatorships revolutions and so on. It was shown in an unusual way
I mean, if you have read, for example, Animal Farm or the Emperor or Lord of the Flies you got mostly a sadness and violence, and after such kind of books, you'll feel depressed. Her Own Special Island shows you the
dark side of people but it is done different. I would say
that it is a great book for teenagers and young adult
who don't know about this side of human (civilisations)
history.

Plot: Linda Ransom returns to the island where she had
een born (a real island, Santa Maria, today known as
Gaua). Here she finds out how much island itself (her
nabitants) has changed and is changing constantly
Additionally, all is going on in the time when the old English Victorian world dies. People lived then between the worlds: strict manners and order and the new, XX century world. (There is a little romance, but really a little.)

Almond by won pyun

sara wrote: "A.J - i just found this review so here you go:
What this book really was it was a good historical fiction, which showed how work most dictatorships revolutions and so on. It was shown in an unusual..."

Thanks so much sara! I sure enjoyed the book.

the goldfinch by donna tartt

ash ⋆˚✿˖° wrote: "the goldfinch by donna tartt"

I loved that one too!

@Sara Thank you so much!!

An underrated book I wish more people would read is Charm and Strange by Stephanie Kuehn. I remember liking it a lot, but I haven't met anyone else who has read it!!

the raven boys

when gracie met the grump
the wall of winnipeg and me
the hook up
idol
birthday girl
the risk
vicious
does it hurt
pucked

The midnight library, piranesi…. Yeahhh that’s it

Double Jeopardy

4 stars
Legal thriller. Read as a Review copy.
Legal processes. Good story. Entertaining. Honest review here - https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

the lorien legacy series
legendborn by tracy deonn
the gilded wolves by roshani chokshi
graceling by kristin cashore
half a soul by olivia atwater
ace of spades by faridah àbíké-Íyímídé
we hunt the flame by hafsah faizal
cemetery boys by aiden thomas
dragonspell by donita k paul