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My daughter is forever seeking books that probably fall in the psychological suspense/thriller category. She said “I want a mystery that you think there is NO logical explanation for, like you start to think it is a supernatural or something, but then somehow a perfectly realistic explanation explains everything.” She did provide an example book for me to search by. I checked the recs associated with it and the lists it was on, but the majority don’t seem to fall in that particular plot type. (I haven not included the example book because it would be somewhat of a spoiler to know the plot twist if you haven’t already read it) Any suggestions or lists would be greatly appreciated!
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This one is for the yearners. I loved every minute of this love story. Yes, fantasy and war-related things are going on, but I was here for the beautiful lines/relationships.
While Kier and Grey's relationship is the star, I really loved how sibling and familial love, as well as friendship, are explored.
Is this book for you? Yes. If you're a fan of beautiful prose, well-paced narratives, high-stakes fantasies, found families, a well-balanced mix of fantasy and romantic elements. If you want to be giggling, kicking your feet, and smiling crazily at a book (seriously).
Maybe. If you’re okay with some plot points being conveniently addressed.
No. If you want a dual POV. If you don't like fantasy with a touch of spice.
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This one is for the yearners. I loved every minute of this love story. Yes, fantasy and war-related things are going on, but I was here for the beautiful lines/relationships.
While Kier and Grey's relationship is the star, I really loved how sibling and familial love, as well as friendship, are explored.
Is this book for you? Yes. If you're a fan of beautiful prose, well-paced narratives, high-stakes fantasies, found families, a well-balanced mix of fantasy and romantic elements. If you want to be giggling, kicking your feet, and smiling crazily at a book (seriously).
Maybe. If you’re okay with some plot points being conveniently addressed.
No. If you want a dual POV. If you don't like fantasy with a touch of spice.
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Tuck Everlasting
Natalie Babbitt
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Hello all my PG book besties,
I’m in a bit of a reading slump. Sometimes being a mood reader can be annoying and self-sabotaging. All these great books I want to get through in my TBR but I can’t move on until I get this feeling out of my head. I’m looking for recommendations for a book with feminine rage that is done well. One that doesn’t have an overly hardheaded fmc that will anger me with her choices. I want a book where her anger and choices are righteous and justifiable with a very satisfying ending. 😅 I hope that’s not too much of an ask but that what I need right now. Please help.
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Bunny
Mona Awad
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The Second Death of Locke
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Everyone Is Lying to You
Jo Piazza