I haven't read any fiction in a while, and I'd like to ease back into it with some shorter books.
I'm open to anything, regardless of its usual demographic. Adventure, romance, horror, whatever. I'm open to classics, although I remember getting a bit frustrated by their old-timey vernacular. So for now I'd prefer something that is fairly easy to follow along with for non-linguists.
Thank you
by blackpeppersnakes
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Breakfast at Tiffany’s by Truman capote. Three days in June by Ann Tyler.
*I’m Thinking of Ending Things* by Iain Reid (224 pages, psychological horror)
*Nothing But Blackened Teeth* by Cassandra Khaw (128 pages, horror)
*A Wrinkle in Time* by Madeleine L’Engle (216 pages, science fantasy)
*You Should Have Left.* by Daniel Kehlmann (128 pages, surrealist horror)
Agatha Christie murder mysteries. *Murder on the Orient Express* is 250 pages.