Get people reading again! Here’s a list of books and manga to help you get back into your bookish era.
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This story is so fun, so cute and the artstyle is 10/10! Highly recommend.
Happy Kanako's Killer Life Vol. 1 by Toshiya Wakabayashi, Paperback
Currently, this manga is only available in French, Italian and Japanese. If you know any of these languages, go ahead and buy the lastest part of peak.
The JOJOLands - JoJo's Bizarre Encyclopedia
Good read for adults and teens (16+) who want to get back into reading. Do NOT skip parts. You will be hunted down by DIO himself. First part is only three volumes, so a good and light start. (Mature themes such as major character death, violence, ab...
JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Phantom Blood Vol 1
The yu-gi-oh manga is far superior to the anime. Good read for anyone who has literacy skills. 10/10 artstyle, story and drip. Almost as good as Jojo’s.
Yu-Gi-Oh! Volume 1 (Manga)
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Best book series. Best ending. Best characters. My favourite ever. Just don’t watch the movie. Seriously, don’t. (Suitable from ages 11+, mature themes such as death, racism and sexism.)
Artemis Fowl: 1
Cozy, cute fantasy book suitable for teens 12+. Nice fireplace read or a good gift. Great for D&D enjoyers.
Legends & Lattes #1 - Travis Baldree
The film is excellent, but the book is far superior. Recommended for more advanced readers.
The Da Vinci Code (Robert Langdon)
This book series is excellent. Great for younger mystery fans before you throw them into something like Poirot. Get kids reading again! (Mature themes such as death, suitable for readers 11+)
1 (A High-Rise Mystery) : Sharna Jackson
The Poirot series is excellent. This book is my favourite, however. I read it when I was 12, but I recommend it for advanced readers. If your reading level is below that of a 16 year old, you will have a hard time following the story.
