Favourite book genre, authors and recommended books
Posted by: Shaymariff
7th Oct 2021 10:27am
As an avid reader, I like to explore my literature options. I've always been a thriller person and have a good selection of thriller books and authors that's awaiting to be read. But I am looking for a different genre and authors to look up and expand my bookshelf. This is also for avid book readers to share their love for books so don't be shy to share them.
Recommend below your favourite books and authors, and spread the love and joy of reading :)
Recommend below your favourite books and authors, and spread the love and joy of reading :)
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ConnieG
The taxidermistâs daughter-Kate Mosse
Dark tides -Phillipa Gregory
The doll funeral - Kate Hamer
Skylark
The Flashman series by the late George McDonald Frazer. Brotherhood of War by W.E.B. Griffin. They Kinsey Milhone series by Sue Grafton
Jay32247085
I myself love Madeline Miller's Circe, and I'm currently reading her first book Song of Achilles. It's based around ancient Greek mythology and one of Apollo's daughters, Circe. Ties in nicely with well known myths and legends and left me with a nice warm fuzzy feeling inside when I finished it :)
ConnieG
I need to read this as a Greek woman who lives mythology and practices Witchcraft. Thanks for this !
laura32242306
I am currently reading Cloud Cuckoo Land by Anthony Doeer its more of a fantasy book but it gives me almost childhood fantasy vibes but slightly more mature as it is designed for an older audience. The cover is also really pretty so that will always be a bonus :)
Austin32150320
Hey guys. This is my first foray into this section of the cafe study site. I am studying at anthropology/sociology sociology and social work, at UWA. This began down in Albany in the southwest of Western Australia and second semester I moved this up to the Crawley campus in Perth. I have just completed a single linguistics unit, so here comes nearly four months of study holidays. Yay, yet four months is a long time. So besides work and some beach time there is plenty of free reading time. I have just finished my first novel, a historical fiction crime thriller (not my normal first genre prefence, yet this novel came highly recommended and did not disappoint.) It is written by a colaberative authorship, Lincoln Child and Douglas Preston, (so Lincoln Preston; haha I get it!) The novel is titled, The cabinet of curiosities). It was beautifully written, well paced, many sub plots , with a myriad of never known words; both descriptive and technical/medical. This is always great for bolstering and increasing my vocabulary. The characters are endearing and the ending is compelling and thorough. I highly recommend this novel. Enjoy your respective holiday period and be at peace.đ
Izzie
Hi. The Cabinet of Curiosities sounds fascinating. I'm going to put it on my reading list. Thanks for the heads up!!
Dena31948125
Currently I am reading âKafka On The Shoreâ
by Haruki Murakami . It is so so so interesting novel. Highly recommended.
jtmorri
Favourite author Neil Gaiman. Other works I enjoy are by Vladimir Nabokov, George R.R.Martin, Neil Gaiman, H.P Lovecraft, Jo Nesbo and Brent Weekes.