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I need AWESOME books to read for the Summer and I'd love to hear your opinions.
Ps; I still haven't had my finals but to excite me I guess.

I have a Highlander Romance called The Seer. I have a 4.3 star rating on Amazon and a 4.5 star rating here on Goodreads if you want to check the reviews. People who don't normally read this genre are saying they really enjoyed it. Give it a go if you like.

The Seer: Psychic Highlander Series: Book 1

The Shippers
I love you, don't die
Yesteryear

Another World: Poetry and Art by Young People

What book genres, storytelling, writing styles are you drawn to read?

Terice wrote: "I have a Highlander Romance called The Seer. I have a 4.3 star rating on Amazon and a 4.5 star rating here on Goodreads if you want to check the reviews. People who don't normally read this genre a..."

Okayyy thank you for replying.. I'll give it a try.

Jessica wrote: "Another World: Poetry and Art by Young People"

Added to my tbr... thanksss

Maria wrote: "The Shippers
I love you, don't die
Yesteryear"

I like your book taste, will give it a try.

J.C. wrote: "What book genres, storytelling, writing styles are you drawn to read?"


Romance, young adult, thriller, classics and poetry.
But I'm all for trying new genres.

The Favorites by Layne Fargo if you like a juiiiiiiicy drama.

Heart the Lover by Lily King if you like straightforward writing, yearning, and when the love interests don't end up together.

The Bright Years by Sarah Damoff if you like a heartwrenching and beautifully written family story.

Yellowface by R.F. Kuang or Yesteryear by Claire Caro Burke if you like a totally unhinged protagonist and a character portrait that reads like a thriller.

Woodworking by Emily St. James if you're interested in a trans coming-of-age story and unlikely friendships.

Fancy an indie romantic thriller? 'Catfish Honeytrap' by Camren Walker had me turning the pages! https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/2...

What type of books do you like?