milddaydreams commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
Anyone have some recommendations for books that feel fast paced? Doesn't really matter the genre as long as it's a good book that I can't put down (preferably with short chapters)
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I don't know where we're going with this story đ maybe the diversion from dd's death is part of the point, because grief means avoidance and that's how some people cope, but this is also so overwhelmingly slow for me. Maybe I'm just dumb..?
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Diary of a Void
Emi Yagi
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Jane: A Murder
Maggie Nelson
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dd's Umbrella
Hwang Jungeun
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The Shards
Bret Easton Ellis
milddaydreams commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
What are the books that no matter how much people recommend them, or how much hype there is around them, you're still never going to read? For me, it's anything Brandon Sanderson đ«Ł
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Diary of a Void
Emi Yagi
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My Name Is Red
Orhan Pamuk
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Money: A Users Guide
Laura Whateley
milddaydreams commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
Really interested in reading their stuff, but really unsure on where to start. Seeking help for recommendations!
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"I want to see their faces, to hover above their sleeping eyelids like a guttering flame, to slip inside their dreams, spend the nights flaring in through their forehead, their eyelids. Until their nightmares are filled with my eyes, my eyes as the blood drains out. Until they hear my voice asking, demanding, why." This is my first Han Kang book, and while knowing that her prose is mindblowing even prior to reading any of her works, it truly blew me away how she was able to perfectly capture the human condition and the human emotion in a way that I've never seen described before. Every haunting sentence Will haunt you forever.
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It was okay. A quick, short read on a different retelling of biblical themes. Can't say that I liked how everything was explained to us in the end, though. Overall a good book, just maybe not for me.
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Comfort Me With Apples
Catherynne M. Valente
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Really interested in reading their stuff, but really unsure on where to start. Seeking help for recommendations!
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Our Evenings
Alan Hollinghurst
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In The Miso Soup by Murakami, Ryu (2005) Paperback
Ryƫ Murakami
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On Parole
Akira Yoshimura
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Abortion: Our Bodies, Their Lies, and the Truths We Use to Win
Jessica Valenti