I love books that will literally make you question everything you just read and some of the books that were featured in that video is a house at the bottom of a lake by Josh Palamon
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some of my favorite books that span a character's entire life are a little life by hanya yanagihara
both of these books just made me feel so much sympathy for these characters and these characters just really like wormed their way into my heart
some examples of that is all your perfect by calling Hoover this book involves letters
I recently read the arrangement by Robin Harding and my favorite thing about that book was that it took place in New York and it felt like such New York vibes
these are definitely like literary fiction historical fiction type books that follow characters for decades and decades and decades
it's one of the reasons - I love autobiographies so much because in this book they're writing an entire book during their last senior year of high school
even if it's not like romance related like the book bear town like I just really love reading about hockey for some reason so any of those are just very fascinating to me
I also love before we were strangers Byron and Carly know because of the New York vibes in this book like it's such a New York feel book
god this book is so beautiful this book was like a sucker punch to the gut because it also features a trans character and it's just one of the most beautiful books I've ever read ever
I even loved it in like nonfiction settings like I read Stephen Hawking's book last year brief answers to the big questions
dark matter is honestly one of my favorite books of all time and it really discusses the idea of this multiverse
one of my recent favorite books that I read that involves a baseball player is every Drake starts over by Linda Holmes
it's one of my favorite books of all time because CAF is the most relatable character of all time for me
both of these books just made me feel so much sympathy for these characters and these characters just really like wormed their way into my heart
one of my favorite books is him by Serena Bowen and Elle Kennedy because this is a male-male romance that follows two hockey players
in it ends with by calling Hoover I love that you're reading about her diary entries and it feels like it's a separate story from the one that's currently happening
this main character is an author and then we're reading about her book like within the story so every alternate chapter is her book
two of my recent favorite thrillers that have done this is lock every door by Riley stager and the turn of the key by Ruth where both of these books have those hella creepy vibes going on
her sister left her behind all these letters for her to read when she like gets to different points in her life and like oh my god made me cry
this one follows this girl and she gets to a point where she has to make a decision and we get to follow both alternate realities of that decision that she made
we get both of their point of views and alternate chapters and we get to follow both sisters from the beginning early years of their teenage hood all the way through the rest of their lives
it's just so fascinating like I don't know why I just really loved getting to see characters only one day of the year
that book featured a songwriter and that was one of the most like relatable KC West books for me because I just really love following a songwriter
I feel like Blake Crouch is like the king of writing science fiction where there is really cool like alternate realities involved and you just get lost like so lost trying to read these
some of my favorites for this is red white and royal blue bike a Simic Winston our main character alex is realizing maybe he might be bisexual and he didn't realize it before
skyscraping my Cordelia Jensen is told in verse it's told in like poetry form
I actually felt like Nina Hill was an adult version of Kath and so I've never related the characters it's so hard in my freakin life
I think my number one favorite ambiguous ending of a book though is the cabin at the end of the world by Paul Tremblay
I really love her wild by Atticus
another one of my favorites is also by Elle Kennedy and it's the deal by Elle Kennedy and that one's like a male/female romance between a hockey player and this girl
both of these books take place in Alaska and they're just so atmospheric and beautiful and they make you feel like you're also in Alaska
some of my favorite books that span a character's entire life are a little life by hanya yanagihara the hearts invisible Furies by John Boyne
this is kind of another reason why we are the ants and the humans are some of my favorites because these books kind of talk about how ridiculous humanity is in the like in the full spectrum of things
it's also part of the reason why I love the nightingale by Kristen Hanna so much because of the relationship between two sisters in this book it's so strong
I really love reading about in books is poetry collections like modern poetry or books that are told in verse like poetic verses like for example the poet X is a book that's told in verse
I just loved so much getting to see like behind the scenes of her life and like all the rumors and scandals she dealt with in her career like I just loved that so much
both of these books take place in Alaska and they're just so atmospheric and beautiful and they make you feel like you're also in Alaska
both of these books have those hella creepy vibes going on where you're like is this place haunting or like what's going on they're just very atmospheric
this book is like basically centered around a wedding at least in the beginning but then we follow mostly on the honeymoon part of the wedding
another thriller that I read last year that did this that I really enjoyed is the broken girls this one takes place at this like haunted old boarding school where you're not sure if there's like a real ghost or something it's just real spooky and real creepy
another one of my favorites is top secret by serena bone adele kennedy apparently serena bone and now kennedy just really know how to write great male romances about male characters exploring their sexuality
I love books that will literally make you question everything you just read and some of the books that were featured in that video is a house at the bottom of a lake by Josh Palamon the cabin at the end of the world by Paul Tremblay and Verity by Colleen Hoover
where the ants by Sean David Hutchinson is one of my favorite books of all time
another book I very recently read that also has this is where the forest meets the stars it's a contemporary story about this woman who sees this little girl on her property who's claiming to be an alien and she has to witness five miracles before she can go back to her planet









































