Favourite books so far and recommendations

- Katy (Jacqueline Wilson)
- Ally's world (Karen McCombie) as well as it's pre-story Raspberry Rules
- Far Rockaway (Charlie Fletcher)
- Middle School series (James Patterson)
- Treasure Hunters (James Patterson)
- I Funny (James Patterson)
- The fault in our stars (John Green)
- Divergent series
- Turtles all the way down (John Green)
- Dork Diaries (Rachel Renée Russell)
- Girls series (Jacqueline Wilson)
- Diary of a wimpy kid
What about yous?
- Ally's world (Karen McCombie) as well as it's pre-story Raspberry Rules
- Far Rockaway (Charlie Fletcher)
- Middle School series (James Patterson)
- Treasure Hunters (James Patterson)
- I Funny (James Patterson)
- The fault in our stars (John Green)
- Divergent series
- Turtles all the way down (John Green)
- Dork Diaries (Rachel Renée Russell)
- Girls series (Jacqueline Wilson)
- Diary of a wimpy kid
What about yous?
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Right now I'm reading The Good House by Tananarive Due, and loving it. I'm big into horror!
Geek girl
Embassy row (ally carter)
Girl online (Zoe sugg)
currenty reading duplicity by sybil hodge (I think)
Love these, light hearted but great tips. How to be a bawse gave me a kick up the bum 😂 Found them helpful when I wanted to become stronger ❤️
The boy who followed his father into auschwitz
Our child of the stars
Trust me, I'm dead
The daughters of red hill hall
Anyone read any of them? 😊
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The scars you can't see are the hardest to heal.
Astrid Alauda
@BubblesGoesBoo it's sort of about a mix-raced relationship in a version of the world where racism is reversed.
I read a few years ago The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat, I love medical books like that. I'll have to re-read it again at some point or get some more of Dr Sacks' books.
@BubblesGoesBoo - It's what Aidan said. I think what I like about it, is that it really highlights the impact that oppression and prejudice has on people in any form. I think it also helped me have more of an understanding of what racism could feel like, which fortunately hasn't been something I have experienced personally. It also has some really strong themes running through on love, both in terms of amorous, but also through friendship and family.
The scars you can't see are the hardest to heal.
Astrid Alauda
On book recommendations, in light of Dune movie coming out in December, I'd recommend those books. They can be farfetched and the series is long!
Otherwise, I also recommend Memoirs of Geisha, which is one of the most beautiful books I've read.
I have loads of other recommendations, so could keep going, but I'll space them out.
What's yours?
1974 so quite old, my dad read it when he was in school. Based in a post apocalyptic world. Love this book. There's a film too but it's very different to the book 🙃
I remember seeing the David Lynch film when I was about 9 and read the book at around 12. It was hard going. I re-read it again only a couple of years ago. It's a serious book.
Tomorrow is a mystery
But today is a gift
That’s why it’s call the present