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The Best Books I’ve Ever Read 📚
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items These books left a mark on my soul and shelf in the best possible way. Some cracked me open, others sharpened my thinking, and a few simply wrapped me in unforgettable stories. I reach for them again and again, and I recommend them to everyone. If yo...
This book is a battle cry for every woman who’s ever felt too much or not enough. It is raw, bold, and brimming with truths that slap you awake. You’ll want to highlight every other sentence.
Untamed (Reese's Book Club) | Memoir, Self-Discovery
Navigating grief, identity, and adulthood, Maddie’s story is funny, raw, and achingly honest. Set in London with Ghanaian roots woven in, this book feels like having a heart-to-heart with your past, your culture, and yourself.
My Name Is Maame by Jessica George | Fiction, Coming-of-Age
A writer finds herself finishing another author’s novel—then uncovers a disturbing autobiography hidden in the house. Twisty, addictive, and haunting, this book makes you question every character, including yourself.
Verity by Colleen Hoover | Psychological Thriller, Romance
Small changes lead to big results. This book shows how tiny daily habits shape who you become—and how to design a system that works for you. It’s practical, motivating, and weirdly addictive.
Atomic Habits by James Clear | Self-Help, Productivity
A deeply emotional story about love, abuse, and breaking cycles. Lily’s journey is powerful, and the characters are unforgettable. You’ll cry, you’ll get angry, you’ll understand why some endings are brave beginnings.
It Ends with Us by Colleen Hoover | Romance, Drama
Told in parables, this classic offers timeless money advice that still hits today: pay yourself first, spend less than you earn, and make your gold multiply. Simple but transformative financial wisdom wrapped in ancient storytelling.
The Richest Man in Babylon | Finance, Self-Help
An empowering exploration of the wild feminine through myths and archetypes. Deep, lyrical, and full of soul, this book reawakens the parts of you that have been silenced, softened, or forgotten.
Women Who Run With the Wolves | Feminism, Myth
One unforgettable night, four famous siblings, and a house that literally goes up in flames. Set in ‘80s Malibu, this is a story about fame, family, and everything that simmers beneath the surface.
Malibu Rising (Read with Jenna Pick) | Family Drama, Fiction
A brutally honest, interesting take on why caring less about everything actually leads to more meaningful living. This book is the permission slip you didn’t know you needed.
The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck | Self-Help, Life Philosophy
A deep dive into how your brain really works—how you make decisions, fall for biases, and think without even realizing it. It’s dense but brilliant. You’ll never trust your instincts the same way again.
Thinking, Fast and Slow | Psychology, Behavioral Science
An aging Hollywood icon tells her scandalous life story on her own terms. Glamorous, heartbreaking, and full of surprises, this book shows that behind every icon is a woman with secrets.
The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo | Historical Fiction, Drama
A struggling writer steals her dead friend’s manuscript and identity. What unfolds is a dark, sharp commentary on race, privilege, and publishing. Twisted and brilliant, it’ll make you squirm in the best way.
Yellowface (Reese's Book Club Pick) | Literary Thriller, Satire
A woman kills her husband and never speaks another word. A psychotherapist becomes obsessed with uncovering the truth. Gripping and full of jaw-dropping twists. You’ll finish it in one breathless sitting.
The Silent Patient | Psychological Thriller, Mystery
Wit, tension, and slow-burn romance at its finest. Elizabeth Bennet and Mr. Darcy’s dynamic still thrills centuries later. It’s more than a love story. It’s a masterclass in character and choice.
Pride and Prejudice (BN Collectible Editions) | Romance
Two dads, two worldviews—one that leads to wealth, the other to struggle. This book reshapes how you think about money, investing, and the difference between working for money and making money work for you.
Rich Dad Poor Dad | Finance, Personal Growth