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Books I’ll Never Stop Recommending
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Books That Left Me Staring at the Wall
Uncomfortably Relatable
Mixed Feels
Books That Left Me Staring at the Wall
A very quick read that left me questioning beliefs and the afterlife, leaving me uneasy and unresolved. A fun combo of horror, fantasy, philosophy, and religion. True hell is being in a massive library and not finding anything to read.
A Short Stay in Hell - Steven L. Peck
Unpredictable twists - definitely what I’d consider a unique psychological horror. A woman experiencing perimenopause struggling with coming of age, hallucinations, gaslighting as well as serial killers and cults. This book gave me whiplash. I highly...
Mary: An Awakening of Terror - Nat Cassidy
Incredibly clever with a surprise ending. This book made me feel tiny and left me contemplating how horrifying infinity is. We see different parallel lives varying based on small life decisions and the impact it has on the main character. This sci-fi...
Dark Matter - Blake Crouch
I read this book back in 2023 and think about it at least once a month, it’s that f*cked. This was a major page-turner that left me horrified. A dystopian that focuses on societal conformity, capitalism, dehumanization, exploitation, and moral compro...
Tender Is the Flesh - Agustina Bazterrica
Uncomfortably Relatable
Relatable, frustrating, sad, raw, hopeful. I went into this thinking it was a romance. WRONG. As someone who’s had her fair share of relationships where I’ve poured love and effort into someone who gives a halfhearted response at the expense of my me...
Adelaide - Genevieve Wheeler
Mixed Feels
This book left an imprint on my heart and crushed my soul. Every time I think of Syria, I think of this book. Full of love, loss, survival, hope, this book pulled at my nurse heartstrings. The protagonist, an aspiring pharmacist turned emergency medi...
As Long as the Lemon Trees Grow - Zoulfa Katouh