Book Recommendations from Kiki!

[pika_chuu]

I feel like I'm pretty qualified because I have a 5 page google doc of books I want to read, from all genres... lol. I read a ton, and if you're looking for something new to get into, I usually know some underrated books Worst thing that happens is you hate the book ^^

Update: This is a thread for me to give you book recommendations

 

[pika_chuu]

:c

 

[pika_chuu]

Hello? Book recommendations? ^°^

 

[Mellow Mar19]

You should read The Host by Stephanie Meyer, it's really good in my opinion

 

[Zayn063]

Catfishing on Catnet by Naomi Kritzer
its super good and it has a second book

 

[pika_chuu]

i don't think i made the point of this thread clear, hold on

 

[Zayn063]

ah nvm then (although it is good) >^.^<

 

[pika_chuu]

ah nvm then (although it is good) >^.^<

oh i will still gladly take the recommendation ^^ it looks interesting

 

[Zayn063]

Thanks!
I'm moving soon, so I dont need any right now, but I will take some for when i've settled in.

 

[Lysaa]

any good history-type books?

 

[pika_chuu]

any good history-type books?

You're going to have to be way more specific than that-
Fiction? Nonfiction? Era? Place?

 

[Lysaa]

You're going to have to be way more specific than that-
Fiction? Nonfiction? Era? Place?

Oop- sorry
Nonfiction

 

[pika_chuu]

Oop- sorry
Nonfiction

do you have a specific time period or event

 

[Lysaa]

do you have a specific time period or event

Ehhhhhh, not really, but maybe/possibly the 1910s-1940s?

 

[pika_chuu]

Ehhhhhh, not really, but maybe/possibly the 1910s-1940s?

Tyty

 

[pika_chuu]

Ehhhhhh, not really, but maybe/possibly the 1910s-1940s?

I don’t really know what you read, but here are some unique ones that I personally have on my list:

Sybil Exposed - Debbie Nathan (About Shirley Mason, who claimed to have over 23 different personalities. Talks about DID, and whether Shirley was really telling the truth. Quite fascinating.)

The Road to Jonestown - Jeff Guinn (I don’t know if you know who Jim Jones was. Long story short, he started a cult and ended up getting all of them to

Spoiler: TW: Death

kill

themselves. This book examines his life before and what led up to it.)

Quackery: A Brief History of the Worst Ways to Cure Everything - Lydia Kang (Lol, this book is just funny. Talks about what we did before we learned how medicine worked.)

 

[Lysaa]

I don’t really know what you read, but here are some unique ones that I personally have on my list:

Sybil Exposed - Debbie Nathan (About Shirley Mason, who claimed to have over 23 different personalities. Talks about DID, and whether Shirley was really telling the truth. Quite fascinating.)

The Road to Jonestown - Jeff Guinn (I don’t know if you know who Jim Jones was. Long story short, he started a cult and ended up getting all of them to

Spoiler: TW: Death

kill

themselves. This book examines his life before and what led up to it.)

Quackery: A Brief History of the Worst Ways to Cure Everything - Lydia Kang (Lol, this book is just funny. Talks about what we did before we learned how medicine worked.)

Thank you I will 1000% Check them out

 

[sanasideup]

how abt coming of age/slice of life books? bonus points if the main characters are queer of any kind ^^

 

[FIX ON]

Got any dystopian/apocalyptic fiction or psychological thrillers?

 

[jamesdean]

I don’t really know what you read, but here are some unique ones that I personally have on my list:

Sybil Exposed - Debbie Nathan (About Shirley Mason, who claimed to have over 23 different personalities. Talks about DID, and whether Shirley was really telling the truth. Quite fascinating.)

The Road to Jonestown - Jeff Guinn (I don’t know if you know who Jim Jones was. Long story short, he started a cult and ended up getting all of them to

Spoiler: TW: Death

kill

themselves. This book examines his life before and what led up to it.)

Quackery: A Brief History of the Worst Ways to Cure Everything - Lydia Kang (Lol, this book is just funny. Talks about what we did before we learned how medicine worked.)

It's amazing,thanks!