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    Looking for a book that is “easy to read”. My guilty pleasure is epistolary novels or any type of novel written in a mixed media or unique format. I don’t want something too off the walls though, like turning the book upside down. Looking for a book I can get through in a weekend-ish. I have an infant son so my time is precious and I want a book that keeps me up past my bedtime!!! I love all types of themes. I typically read fiction but am open to any nonfiction book so enjoyable I can cruise right through it. I would prefer a more “light-hearted” type of story but sometimes the twisted, scary, surreal ones are the ones I can’t put down! I am not in a reading slump but haven’t wanted to devour a book so badly I stayed up way too late in a long time. Hoping to find one!

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    7 Comments

    1. AshamedDrama5389 on

      I really loved *Whale Fall* by Elizabeth O’Connor. It might fit the bill, if you haven’t read it yet!

    2. You might like some of Taylor Jenkins Reid’s books, she usually does something kind of unique with the format. My favorites of hers are: Daisy Jones & The Six about a fictional band told in the format of a documentary interview transcript, or Carrie Soto is Back about a tennis stars comeback which has clips of articles, and radio show transcripts mixed into the story.

      If you’re into a romance, Emily Henry tried something a little more unique in most recent novel “A Great Big Beautiful Life”  about two authors competing for a chance to write the biography of a famous media heiress. So the book is like half rom com of them falling for each other, and half fictional biography of this famous family.

    3. The Unselected Journals of Emma M Lion! My new favorite series; I’ve blown throw all 8 in under a month.

    4. Mule_Wagon_777 on

      Sorcery and Cecilia is a light but fun epistolary novel, set in an alternate Regency England with magic.

    5. TarantulaSquid4 on

      Ella Minnow Pea by Mark Dunn is written in a series of letters and has other kinds of unusual formatting, I did find it a little tricky to understand while I was reading it but I know other people who did not have this issue

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