CuriositiesOCT 12, 2021

Hey Pandas, Any Book Recommendations?

Cookie Panda and Titas Burinskas

The title explains it all.

#21

frank(Francis) McCourt. life story.
Angela's ashes
Tis
forget 3rd title

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#22

Shadow and bone trilogy by leigh bardugo
Six of crows duology by the same author and King of scars duology again same author it goes in an order btu you can read the separate series' in whatever order you want you just might not understand whats happening at some parts

Also A dangerous education

Blood heir

The false Prince

Anything by Terry pratchett

Earthsea

Eragon

The far pavilions

Desperaux

His dark materials

A pinch of magic

Lore by Alexandra Bracken

I am a complete book nerd and therefore I have 2.5 million books I can recommend

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#23

I’ve just finished “The Lost Apothecary “, and liked it so well that I was disappointed when it ended.

“The Choice”, by Dr. Edith Eger, an Auschwitz survivor and much lauded psychologist, who now lives in the US. She discusses how she survived her horrifying treatment during (and even after) the Holocaust. She then goes on to tell us that we’re able to make “The Choice” about how we can process our traumas, to be able to move forward to live life as fully as possible. She’s very compassionate, and explains why we should never diminish our own suffering by comparing it to another’s. Not even hers. As a person with complex PTSD, it changed my life!

“The Girl With the Louding Voice”. Set in contemporary Africa, a young teenage girl is sold into marriage, and has many terrible trials throughout her young life. She is very intelligent, and all she wants in life is the chance for an education. A window is given into the horrible conditions in which destitute people living in third-world countries suffer. Despite my description, it is a tale of perseverance, survival, and strength.

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#24

Wings of Fire by This T Sutherland

The Red Queen series by Victoria Aveyard

Keeper of the Lost Cities by Shannon Messenger

Land of Stories by Chris Culfer

Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins

Harry Potter by JK Rowling

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#25

The Barbarian Nurseries by Hector Tobar

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#26

1. the bible of ur choice;
2. weaveworld clive barker
c. two years before the mast richard dana jr.

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#27

A Court of Thornes and Roses by Sarah J. Maas (PLEASE READ! YOU WILL NOT REGRET IT)

Throne of Glass Series by Sarah J. Maas (ONCE AGAIN, PLEASE READ)

The Naturals Series by Jennifer Lynn Barnes

The Inheritance Games by Jennifer Lynn Barnes

The Renegades Series by Marissa Meyer (Great enemies to lovers/sci-fi)

The Hunger Games trilogy by Suzanne Collins

Serpent and Dove series by Shelby Mahurin (ANOTHER MUST-READ)

Shatter Me series by Taherah Mafi (YOU WILL NOT REGRET READING THIS, JUST GET THROUGH THE FIRST BOOK)

I'm keeping these as YA books since I know there's quite a few teens on here, enjoy! :D

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#28

East Of Eden by John Steinbeck

May be considered a bit of a classic but it's very easy reading and practically unputdownable. Gripping.

Also as a modern page turner I would go for:

The Catch by T. M. Logan

Twisty and very, very hard to put down. You'll want to read it in one sitting.

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#29

The Thickety series by J.A. White
The Secret of the Immortal Nicholas Flamel series by Michael Scott
The Name of this Book is Secret series by Pseudonymous Bosch
The Chronicles of Prydain series by Lloyd Alexander

#39

The MacAuslan stories by George MacDonald Fraser.
A series of humorous short stories from the author of the Flashman Papers, tall tales *very* loosely based upon his own experiences as a newly minted 2nd Lieutenant in a Scottish infantry regiment in the immediate aftermath of WWII.

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#40

The girl with the louding voice, Abi Daré
One, Sarah Crossan
Rebecca, Daphne du Maurier

Manga (if you like manga)

Eniale & Dewiela, Kamome Shirahama
Princess Jellyfish, Akiko Higashimura
Naruto, Masashi Kishimoto

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