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Books I wish I can Read Again for The First Time
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Look at this beautiful cover 😍 Twilight was actually an early book that made me really into reading. I remember reading it around the movie release, maybe before. It's so much better in the book version! But I didn't hate the movies though.
Twilight - Stephanie Meyer
One of the best dystopias I have ever read. I wish I could dive into the series all over again. Katniss Everdeen is one of my favorite Female Protagonists I have ever read. Plus Jennifer Lawrence as the cast iis the chefs kiss.
The Hunger Games - Suzanne Collins
This short book is interesting and makes me hope for too many things for the main protagonist. I literally threw the book when I finished it. This book isn't like any book I hope it will be. I was totally wrong and it's okay. I think I want to read i...
Convenience Store Woman - Sayaka Murata
I read it in Bahasa Indonesia, and I really hope I can read it again for the first time in English. Dumas wrote a very complicated man. I root for him, even for the bad things he did. It's fun, it's devastating.
The Count of Monte Cristo - Alexander Dumas
Indonesian literature work is definitely underrated. I read this book in the original Bahasa Indonesia, at first I was like, what is going on. And as I read I realize what this book is about. It tells you about the certain life of Indonesian people t...
Man Tiger - Eka Kurniawan
I am still thinking about Eleanor until this day. I didn't know anything about this book when I bought it. I don't even remember who recommended this book to me. The book is slow, but it makes me sympathize deeply with her. It's a slow slice of life ...
Eleanor Oliphant Is Completely Fine - Gail Honeyman
My first Camus and definitely not the last. I read it randomly, and it's so easy to read. I finished it in two sittings, and was confused about what was actually going on. Then I remembered Camus 'absurdism' philosophy. I want to read it again to und...
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