You know I have read a lot of books set in England and just realized this weird village names and places can be someones actual house or origin. Sooo this makes me ask What are some book that are set in your birthplace?Or maybee a place you know and were shocked to see that was mentioned in a book?

Hi everyone! Hope you all are having a fantastic weekend so far :)

My question for you all today is simple: what popular or classical book have you not read that it feels like everyone else has?

This prompt is inspired by my answer: I’m currently reading Pride and Prejudice for the first time ever (and I’ve never seen the screen adaptations either).

hi! i just downloaded this app and would love to find some friends !! i enjoy romance and thrillers the most!! Getting into fantasy and dark academia 🫶

All right you are stuck on a Desert Island and you can only have 5 books (don’t ask me to explain the logic that you got those 5 books there). Which books do you have with you. Also, I know some of you are very creative and will figure out a way to bring extras but no extras. Give me your 5 books.

Here are mine:

Dune by Frank Herbert Startide Rising by David Brin The Stand by Stephen King The Fifth Elephant by Terry Pratchett A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens

Just saw the movie Harvey(1950)and I was thinking how intresting it would be to read a book similiar to that.The premise is:A man is deemed insane by his family when he has conversations with a six foot-tall rabbit. But this may not be a figment of his imagination after all. Not only the unraliable main character and if its real or not but also that Elwood(the man) is actually really liked and has very touching moments with the towns ppl even if they think hes "crazy"