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Books I Never Want to Put Down

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I love reading books before I go to sleep, or when I am nap trapped/trying to get a moment to myself/finding an excuse to sit outside for longer/the list goes on! I am an avid Goodreads user and am always trying to keep up with myself in terms of boo...
 
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I laughed, I cried, I died. It's so clear why this has been talked about so frequently. I felt it was so realistic to celebrity life.
The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo: Deluxe Edition
 
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Made me nostalgic for my high school BFF. A great exploration of a “platonic” relationship.
People We Meet on Vacation: Henry, Emily
 
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Starts out with a bang and the curiosity of what is going to happen to the main character never subsides
The Wedding People: A Novel: Espach, Alison
 
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There are so many twists and turns in this one it is truly unpredictable
The Midnight Feast by Lucy Foley
 
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A difficult but important book to read. Somehow makes you feel sad for everyone involved.
Hostage: Eli Sharabi, former hostage
 
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The unexpected story of Haymitch gives you so much clarity on why he is the way he is in the Hunger Games series.
Sunrise on the Reaping (the Hunger Games): Suzanne Collins
 
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Significant development of Snow's character and the making of the Hunger Games as we know them
The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes (Hunger Games): Suzanne Collins
 
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This is such a heart-warming story that will expand your love of family and give you newly found respect for octopuses (even though the story is untrue!)
Remarkably Bright Creatures: A Novel
 
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Literally said “ooooh” to myself as I remembered reading this. Wish there were more books like this - it is so unpredictable it's amazing
First Lie Wins: Ashley Elston; Reese's Book Club Novel
 
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Kristin Hannah delivers again with a realistic tale that gives you the gory details of what life was like for Women in Vietnam.
The Women: A Novel - Hannah, Kristin: Books
 
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I felt like I was in therapy while reading this book. it is so soothing and makes you realize everyone goes through such a wide variety of challenges and struggles.
Maybe You Should Talk To Someone: Lori Gottlieb, therapist
 
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A sad story that likely rings true for so many child celebrities. Gives you a really interesting behind the scenes view of what their daily lives might be like.
I'm Glad My Mom Died: McCurdy, Jennette
 
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The book you want to read if you want to laugh nonstop cover to cover.
Bossypants: Fey, Tina: Books
 
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A really fun series that shows you the ridiculousness of families - and how relatable yours might be!
Dial A for Aunties: Sutanto, Jesse Q. - Books
 
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Shocking. Crazy. Insane. Deeply depressing but also riveting if you're into learning about cults. Hard to believe it's real.
Sex Cult Nun: Breaking Away from Children of God
 
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This will have you on the edge of your seat. If you continuously seek retribution for bullies, this will be some fun validation.
The Guest List: Lucey Foley; Reese's Pick
 
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A lovely story about possibilities that will make you reconsider your direction in life.
The Midnight Library by Matt Haig - GMA Pick
 
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I was late to the party with this classic and the mystery does not disappoint.
Angels & Demons: Brown, Dan
 
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A mystery that makes you question how much of it is actually fiction. Feels like a lot of the story has potential truth.
Origin: Dan Brown
 
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Really funny, especially if you know anything about French culture or have visited. It's a hilarious representation of one's experience there.
A Year in the Merde by Stephen Clarke