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My most loved fictions!🫶🏼
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items Some of the most heartbreaking, thought-provoking and insightful fictions on the market. All of which I absolutely adore and completely devoured and I hope you do too!đź’•
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I read this book when I was 14 and it has truly marked me! Such a beautiful story about mental health struggles and the value in persistent in the face of extreme pain and hardship. Absolutely beautiful work from Kathleen Glasgow!
Girl in Pieces by Kathleen Glasgow, Paperback
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I have four sisters myself and this book truly captured just how beautiful and painful it can be to love three other humans so much! Highly recommend this one if you’re looking for some perspective and need a reminder of how beautiful sibling relatio...
Blue Sisters: A Novel (Signed B&N Exclusive Book) by Coco Mellors ...
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Read this for an English class in uni and absolutely fell in love. The writing style is very alternative and supremely captivating. Highly recommend for those who are struggling to get into fiction
Strange Hotel: A Novel by Eimear McBride, Paperback
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Such a heartbreakingly beautiful love story of two strangers who come together in the most random circumstances. Lovely depiction of how love is hiding all around us. Prepare to be heartbroken!
They Both Die at the End by Adam Silvera, Paperback
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A classic for a reason! Still finishing this one up but Betty Smith makes ordinary life in this novel so full of meaning and is such a good storyteller!
A Tree Grows in Brooklyn by Betty Smith, Paperback
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This book wrecked me but gave ne so much appreciation for the life I have and my health! Absolutely recommend to everyone!
The Fault in Our Stars by John Green, Paperback
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A life-changing novel that shows just how important good educators are in shaping who we become as adults! Cried, laughed and awwed my way through this book!
Dead Poets Society by N.H. Kleinbaum, Paperback
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Sally Rooney, the writer you are! She describes the intricacies and complexity of teenage love perfectly! I loved this and devoured it in one day!
Normal People by Sally Rooney, Paperback
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So heartwarming and heartbreaking all at once! Jesse Andrew’s perfectly captures the awkward underclassmen she created in this story and the importance of companionship in times of difficulty.
Me and Earl and the Dying Girl by Jesse Andrews, Paperback
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This is my brother in law’s book and for those who are interested in comparative politics and decolonial ethics, this is such a palatable way to deepen your understanding of the topic with so much more depth than anything I have read in a long time!
Choose Your Bearing: Édouard Glissant, Human Rights and Decolonial Ethics
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Such a gorgeous story of heartbreak from the male POV! Dolly Alderton captures the end of her character’s relationship in such a raw and empathetic manner that you can’t help but get stuck in this book!
Good Material (Read with Jenna Pick) by Dolly Alderton, Paperback
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RF Kuang delivers questions about copyright and ethics in such a tasteful and culturally relevant fashion. She really gets you thinking about who’s actually in the wrong without explicitly saying so
Yellowface (Reese's Book Club Pick) by R. F. Kuang, Paperback
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I devoured this in one day in preparation for the show’s premiere this past summer. Destroyed me! I loved this book and the plot twist is not what anyone would expect!
We Were Liars by E. Lockhart, Paperback