modern books that will be "classics" in the future (and why you should read them)

I just think this has such emotional complexity and though it's long I race through this book

I think it's absolutely genius there is so much to this book it's a very ambitious book

It's haunting it's evocative it is astonishing and is an elegy to a place and a community that would destroyed by War

this character is so vividly written every single metaphor or simile or phrase that he uses feels exactly like what this character would

it just feels like a portrait of modern Womanhood and femininity and what it is to exist in the world as a woman

it is a gorgeous illustration and depiction of grief it will not only take your breath away it will also have you in a custody battle to get it back

The End of This Book shocked me to my very core I am still to this day scraping my jaw off of the floor

this reads like a classic in fact I kind of can't believe this only just came out last year

it's incredibly gripping it reads like a thriller it's also deeply disturbing

it takes you into all four chambers of the human heart and says this is what it is to love this is what it is to feel

it is so touching and heartfelt it's about those anxieties at the beginning of a new relationship

it's deeply personal it's spare it's Lucid it's ostensibly straightforward about a novelist in Athens for the summer and you will drown in the level of depth that this book contains

it's magical and it's wonderful and it's spellbinding and shocking and stays with you forever

I think it's a lesson in how two things can be true at the same time

not a word is wasted it builds up to be deeply moving

this book is innovative it's narrated by death itself it's tragic it's tough It's also about Hope and The Human Condition

it is so important it is about an extremely courageous character determined to make more from her life than she has been given

this changed the way that we talk about culture and Society it's very common now to hear people refer to things as Hunger Games esque

it's a book about perseverance compassion the power of nature being our greatest teacher which is a very important kind of literary tradition

this is an incredibly experimental book it kind of uses the narrative perspective very fluidly

it's elegantly written it's moving it's heartbreaking like I'm surprised this book isn't water damaged from how much I cried reading it

Pace wise it just accelerates and accelerates to this huge Crescendo which is one of the most powerful climaxes of a book I've ever encountered

I think this pushes the envelope of what science fiction can and should be the writing is exquisite it's the kind of book that gets even better on a second third fourth read

it's funny and idiosyncratic Zade Smith has this kind of wicked sense of humor that I just love