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Just wondering what everyone's favourite books are that they would recommend. 
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(Original post by Kat712)
Just wondering what everyone's favourite books are that they would recommend.
Just wondering what everyone's favourite books are that they would recommend.
My favorite in English language so far is the controversial novel the great Gatsby by Fitzgerald. Don't forget to mention Oscar Wilde's only novel, the picture of Dorian Gray.
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If you're looking for recommendations then I'd recommend checking out some BookTube videos! Depending on what you're interested in I can recommend a few different people's channels?
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Really depend what you're looking for the last fiction I read was sense and sensibility which I loved. My recent fav non fiction an adventure in human being by Gavin Francis which I'd recommend to anyone no matter what subjects interest you.
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(Original post by Kallisto)
Classics, classics and classics again!
My favorite in English language so far is the controversial novel the great Gatsby by Fitzgerald. Don't forget to mention Oscar Wilde's only novel, the picture of Dorian Gray.
Classics, classics and classics again!
My favorite in English language so far is the controversial novel the great Gatsby by Fitzgerald. Don't forget to mention Oscar Wilde's only novel, the picture of Dorian Gray.
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(Original post by Kallisto)
Classics, classics and classics again!
My favorite in English language so far is the controversial novel the great Gatsby by Fitzgerald. Don't forget to mention Oscar Wilde's only novel, the picture of Dorian Gray.
Classics, classics and classics again!
My favorite in English language so far is the controversial novel the great Gatsby by Fitzgerald. Don't forget to mention Oscar Wilde's only novel, the picture of Dorian Gray.
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(Original post by Ally-mai)
If you're looking for recommendations then I'd recommend checking out some BookTube videos! Depending on what you're interested in I can recommend a few different people's channels?
If you're looking for recommendations then I'd recommend checking out some BookTube videos! Depending on what you're interested in I can recommend a few different people's channels?
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(Original post by cat7)
Really depend what you're looking for the last fiction I read was sense and sensibility which I loved. My recent fav non fiction an adventure in human being by Gavin Francis which I'd recommend to anyone no matter what subjects interest you.
Really depend what you're looking for the last fiction I read was sense and sensibility which I loved. My recent fav non fiction an adventure in human being by Gavin Francis which I'd recommend to anyone no matter what subjects interest you.
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(Original post by Kat712)
Thanks for the suggestion, I really enjoy things like gone girl and any book that has humour in it
Thanks for the suggestion, I really enjoy things like gone girl and any book that has humour in it
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(Original post by Ally-mai)
I don't know who to recommend for that sort of thing, most channels focus on YA. It might be worth just having a look around the internet, perhaps going on Goodreads.
I don't know who to recommend for that sort of thing, most channels focus on YA. It might be worth just having a look around the internet, perhaps going on Goodreads.
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(Original post by Kat712)
Have you read Jane Eyre? It was the first classic I ever read and I loved it!
Have you read Jane Eyre? It was the first classic I ever read and I loved it!
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I love 'Ransom my heart' by Meg Cabot. It's not the most intellectual read but it's such a sweet and satisfying romance novel that I can't help reading it over and over.
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I would recommend Dostoyevsky to anyone! The Idiot is my favourite, but the novella The Double is spectacular too. He really is a spellbinding author, and reading his books is a unique, disturbing, compulsive experience.
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(Original post by Kallisto)
Just some excerpts in English lessons, unfortunately! and the real pity: it is not in my novel collection.
Just some excerpts in English lessons, unfortunately! and the real pity: it is not in my novel collection.
what's your favourite thing about the great gatsby?
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I really like Persuasion by Jane Austen (but Sense and Sensibility is great too), and for even lighter reading Miss Marple and Poirot are always good 😊
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Personally, i would recommend the lord of the rings, tolkien writes really beautifully and yeah its really easy to get hooked on the story
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