Flowers for Algernon. It is definitely a good book, but I really disliked some characters, even the protagonist.
turnipcakespls on
On Chesil Beach by Ian McEwan
Same_Tough_5811 on
The Road by McCarthy 9/10. Nearly perfect.
Confident-Abrocoma26 on
The Last Picture Show— Larry McMurtry
Listen, I like sex as much as the next guy, but it gets to a point
missfrenly on
This post is likely to cause fights. 😂
weeMMAgal on
My last 3.5/5 on storygraph was Foundation. It’s definitely a book you read for the ideas and not any kind of slick writing or subtlety.
grimReaper1796 on
Omerta by Mario Puzo
Novela_Individual on
I personally found A Gentleman In Moscow to be a 7/10, but it’s a bit long to sink so much time into a just okay book. For something shorter The Seep is an interesting book that doesn’t quite all hold together, so that’s a 7/10 for me
JcanGirl96 on
Where the Crawdads Sing. Nothing else needs to be said.
RestlessNameless on
Caitlin R Kiernan is my favorite author. To me The Drowning Girl is 11/10, my favorite novel. They switched from third person to first person narration on The Red Tree, which preceded The Drowning Girl, and is also a novel about an unreliable narrator lesbian writer. It’s a good book but not rereadable to me.
lemonnss on
Verity by Coleen Hoover (hear me out), a solid 7/10 for me. It was a page turner but I thought so many things were laughably dumb. Also pretty good read for Halloween, and really short <300 pages
BrieflyMeditating on
The Dry – Jane Harper
I think The Lost Man is much better
Kamoflage7 on
The Extinction Cycle by Nicholas Sansbury Smith.
SomeKindoflove27 on
Bat eater and other names for Cora Zeng
BradyAndTheJets on
Hard Rain Falling by Don Caprenter
FredJones1919 on
North Woods — Daniel Mason
Shadeslayer2112 on
The Devils by Joe Abercrombie
A little cringe, a little edgey, a lot of fun. Its like if fast amd furious (the good ones(1,2 amd Tokyo Drift)) were put into a dark fantasy about delivering a princess.
Is it Crime and Punishment or Ulysses? No. But if you like Abercrombie or have never read him then its worth the read.
Feisty-Ad-9250 on
Local Woman Missing by Mary Kubica for me
PrincipleInfamous451 on
Jamaica Inn by Daphne du Maurier. It was not a bad book by any means, but Rebecca was much better (and also I didn’t like how the MC ended up in the end, and not in a spooky way like in Rebecca, but in a “come on, girl, pick better” way)
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White Noise by Don DeLillo
Blindness – Samarago
Flowers for Algernon. It is definitely a good book, but I really disliked some characters, even the protagonist.
On Chesil Beach by Ian McEwan
The Road by McCarthy 9/10. Nearly perfect.
The Last Picture Show— Larry McMurtry
Listen, I like sex as much as the next guy, but it gets to a point
This post is likely to cause fights. 😂
My last 3.5/5 on storygraph was Foundation. It’s definitely a book you read for the ideas and not any kind of slick writing or subtlety.
Omerta by Mario Puzo
I personally found A Gentleman In Moscow to be a 7/10, but it’s a bit long to sink so much time into a just okay book. For something shorter The Seep is an interesting book that doesn’t quite all hold together, so that’s a 7/10 for me
Where the Crawdads Sing. Nothing else needs to be said.
Caitlin R Kiernan is my favorite author. To me The Drowning Girl is 11/10, my favorite novel. They switched from third person to first person narration on The Red Tree, which preceded The Drowning Girl, and is also a novel about an unreliable narrator lesbian writer. It’s a good book but not rereadable to me.
Verity by Coleen Hoover (hear me out), a solid 7/10 for me. It was a page turner but I thought so many things were laughably dumb. Also pretty good read for Halloween, and really short <300 pages
The Dry – Jane Harper
I think The Lost Man is much better
The Extinction Cycle by Nicholas Sansbury Smith.
Bat eater and other names for Cora Zeng
Hard Rain Falling by Don Caprenter
North Woods — Daniel Mason
The Devils by Joe Abercrombie
A little cringe, a little edgey, a lot of fun. Its like if fast amd furious (the good ones(1,2 amd Tokyo Drift)) were put into a dark fantasy about delivering a princess.
Is it Crime and Punishment or Ulysses? No. But if you like Abercrombie or have never read him then its worth the read.
Local Woman Missing by Mary Kubica for me
Jamaica Inn by Daphne du Maurier. It was not a bad book by any means, but Rebecca was much better (and also I didn’t like how the MC ended up in the end, and not in a spooky way like in Rebecca, but in a “come on, girl, pick better” way)