A lover of thriller, mind flipping books. I like self-help, self-development and all books that helps us find ourselves and know what it really means to be human. Some fiction romantic books are always welcome too.
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Suspense/Thriller fiction books that leaves you feeling “what!” by the end
Heart wrenching reads
Inspiring reads
Suspense/Thriller fiction books that leaves you feeling “what!” by the end
It didn’t felt like reading. I felt like I was there in the room while Evelyn was getting interviewed. Definitely worth the hype!
The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo: Deluxe Edition Hardcover
Very easy read! Thrilling and the “just one more page” type of book. Once you get into it, you’ll want to finish it!
The Housemaid (Exclusive Barnes & Noble
This book gives w-t-f vibes and Im here for all of it. If you want to feel like what??! by the end of reading, this one is definitely for you.
Verity (novel)
No words for this. I remember just being flabbergasted at the end. I was in shock for about 5 minutes after closing the last page.
The Silent Patient - Michaelides, Alex: Books
Heart wrenching reads
A little life. The cover of the book can’t even account for all the pain this book has made me feel.
Being human is painful.
Being alive can sometimes feel like hell.
But to feel everything is the true essence of being a human.
A Little Life by Hanya Yanagihara
This one holds a special place in my heart. Brings back so many memories from my childhood. I wished I had friends like that. I wished I didn’t have friends like that. You’ll get this when you read it.
My Friends by Fredrik Backman
Inspiring reads
One word. Inspirational.
The ending was unexpected yet somehow expected if you know what I mean?
It’s that thin line between knowing this won’t end well but also hoping it will.
When Breath Becomes Air | Penguin Random House Higher Education
It’s that book in which you need to read it a couple of times in your lifetime and you’ll take away something different every time relevant to what era in your life you are currently in. I’ve read it probably about 3 times and I’m still learning some...
The Courage to Be Disliked: The Japanese Phenomenon That ...