As a reader by hobby and a librarian by trade, I do feel particularly well placed to recommend books, if I do say so myself. But really if I can put even one book I loved into the hands of another, I will always be happy.
I can't even put into words the way this book makes my skin buzz. Lily King's writing style gets in your brain and I will be devouring her entire body of work.
Writers & Lovers by Lily King
I read this before Writers & Lovers without knowing the connection between the two, and I can't really say which way is the “right” way to read them, but I'm happy I did it my way. Either way these two books will be staying in my heart and mind f...
Heart the Lover by Lily King
This is the book that convinced me I'm a literary fiction person now. I picked it up to fulfill a Goodreads Challenge, and did not expect it to worm its way into my heart like it did. A fascinating concept expertly executed, I am looking forward to m...
The Names by Florence Knapp
I'll be upfront, I would love this book no matter what by virtue of it being written by John Green. But my love for the author aside, this book is a work of art. You will learn so much and you will cry even more. This is a perfect book.
The Anthropocene Reviewed: Essays on a Human-Centered Planet by John Green
I really didn't know what I was getting myself into here, and I wouldn't change a thing. Austin's writing is so beautifully vulnerable and achingly real.
We Could Be Rats by Emily Austin
I read this duology years ago and it haunts me to this day. These characters got in my bloodstream and I still think about them often. The Hunger Games but darker and with magic. Be prepared to get hurt.
All of Us Villains by Amanda Foody & C. L. Herman
I wish I knew what kind of drugs Bright put in this duology to make it feel so indispensable to me. I would read this every month if I had the time. There's never a time a part of my brain isn't thinking about this book. Let it tear you down and buil...