1984 By George Orwell
A Little Life by Hanya Yanagihara
Hanya Yanagihara's contemporary fiction book "A Little Life" tells the tale of four college friends in New York City as they navigate the difficulties and complexities of adulthood. Jude, a skilled litigator who fights to hide his troubled history from everyone around him, is the protagonist of the novel. In an often ruthless and merciless society, the novel tackles themes of friendship, pain, and the desire for purpose and connection. "A Little Life" is a frightening and unforgettable read that will stick with readers long after they flip the final page because of its potent writing and intensely emotional plot.
A Tale Of Two Cities By Charles Dickens
A Thousand Splendid Suns By Khaled Hosseini
A Woman Is No Man by Etaf Rum
Addicted for Now by Becca Richie and Krista Ritchie
In their book "Addicted for Now," authors Becca Ritchie and Krista Ritchie continue the tale of Lily and Lo, two characters who are battling addiction while still trying to keep their love together. The book explores family, love, and redemption themes as well as the difficulties of addiction and how it affects the lives of the characters. The authors seek to convey an accurate and nuanced picture of addiction and rehabilitation through Lily and Lo's journey, as well as a message of hope for people who are dealing with comparable difficulties. Overall, "Addicted for Now" is a strong investigation of addiction and how it affects people and relationships. It is a touching and compelling book.
Addicted to You by Becca Richie and Krista Ritchie
After You By Jojo Moyes
All The Bright Places By Jennifer Niven
All The Light We Cannot See By Anthony Doerr
Angels And Demons By Dan Brown
Animal Farm By George Orwell
Are We All Lemmings & Snowflakes? By Holly Bourne
Attachments By Rainbow Rowell
Before the Coffee Gets Cold by Toshikazu Kawaguchi
In his endearing book "Before the Coffee Goes Cold," Toshikazu Kawaguchi describes a tiny Tokyo café where patrons can travel across time. The story follows the lives of four different characters as they visit the café and use time travel to face their regrets and unresolved emotions. But time travel comes with a tight set of guidelines, one of which is that the past cannot be changed. Readers will feel hopeful and have a newfound appreciation for life after finishing the story, which deals with themes of love, loss, and the passing of time.
Black Beauty By Anna Sewell
"A horse never knows who may buy or drive him; it is all a matter of chance for us"--Black Beauty's mother once told him. And indeed, life is a journey of chance for Black Beauty as he passes from one owner to another, some of whom are kind and thoughtful, while others, cruel and indifferent. But no matter what the circumstances, Black Beauty's spirit remains indomitable.
