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Well I will share my favorite short story American author.

Check out almost any story by Flannery Oā€™Connor

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I just read White Trash Warlock and Trailer Park Trickster. Very good writing and world building.

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I might go with the kite runner as I discovered I already have this book that I bought from a charity shops thanks guys.

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I did too many drugs in Palolem Goa. I do think thats why Iā€™m so messed up @Jonathan2

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1984

George Orwell

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Iā€™m re reading 1984 again now. Still a good book but find bits are a bit dated. Donā€™t get me wrong Iā€™m a leftist but he missed the whole thing about consumerism that came later. Still a must read on the dangers of totalitarianism and a good read.

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I havenā€™t read it in a couple months. Will continue from where I left off.

Animal Farm is also a great short story.

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I donā€™t know about any one else but I really like young adult fantasy some of my favorites are

Gregor and the Underlanders (5 books)
Harry Potter (7 books itā€™s a classic)
Cirque Du Freak (12 books)
A Series of Unfortunate Events (13 books)
Vampire Academy (8 books)
House of Night (12 books)

More serious book series

A Hatchet Adventure Series (5 books)
Canyons (1 book)

All of these are amazing books Iā€™ve read a lot

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Eden Express by Mark Vonnegut.

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The push

Ashley Audrain

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ā€œThe Jungleā€ by Upton Sinclair.
ā€œThe Grapes of Wrathā€ or ā€œEast of Edenā€ by Steinbeck.

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This is one of my all time favorite books.

Itā€™s a sheep detective story, but itā€™s for adults.

Super clever idea.

I love it.

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Is this the one where the kid is in like a two-person plane and it crash-lands into a lake and then he has to survive in the wilderness?

If so, I vaguely remember the rest of the story, but I do remember it being pretty good :sweat_smile:.

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@Schztuna yes, yes it is. It is very good, I read it to this day

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i read something i liked by haruki murakami but dont remember the name of the book.

about a kid on the street and an old man who talks to cats.

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Desperate Remedies by Andrew Scull, and Far from the Tree by Andrew Solomon were both readable.

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