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literattina t1_ja8kew1 wrote
Reply to comment by Level-Somewhere-8961 in Seven husbands of Evelyn Hugo thoughts by Level-Somewhere-8961
It is different, that’s for sure! But I think that’s why many like it so much - it’s an easy read, but not a stereotypical romance story.
literattina t1_ja8ekn6 wrote
I totally agree with you! It’s not a literary masterpiece by any means, but for me it was a really enjoyable read and I couldn’t put it down at all. The story really takes you in and even if Evelyn is not relatable, she’s definitely an interesting character. Also, with all her brutal honesty about herself, bad sides and all, I don’t think she was meant to be relatable at all.
Evelyn got me started with T.J.R., but Malibu Rising has my heart, so maybe check that one out too?
literattina t1_j9spm8d wrote
Reply to Update: so, I'm going to read 100 "classic" books, and To Kill a Mockingbird was the first on the list by [deleted]
I would add:
Perfume by Patrick Süskind Norwegian Wood by Haruki Murakami The Master and Margarita by Mikhail Bulgakov
literattina t1_j9it0uz wrote
Reply to What to read after Harry Potter? by Potices
Nothing is quite like Harry Potter, but you could try some of the other popular fantasy series.
You have the Hunger Games, His Dark Materials, Percy Jackson and the Olympians, The Mortal Instruments, Inkworld, The Inheritance Cycle, Abhorsen.
These are all series of books I’ve loved around the time I read Harry Potter, maybe some of them will interest you.
literattina t1_jabg59e wrote
Reply to What is your guilty pleasure? by Sea_Concentrate_6543
I try not to subscribe to the whole guilty pleasure concept and proudly read whatever seems good to me, however in real life you’ll never get me to admit I enjoy a historical romance or two when I need some sugar in my life. Most of them are badly written with shallow characters, still entertaining when you need to rest your brain though!