Which is the best novel book to read?

wedwilson · Post by **wedwilson** » 05 Mar 2024, 10:53

Tobi Adefila · Post by **Tobi Adefila** » 06 Apr 2024, 11:06

You should read "Kiss of the Falcon" I can't remember the author, it's a romance novel you will love it.

Ludovica Peruzzi · Post by **Ludovica Peruzzi** » 09 Apr 2024, 21:38

Not sure if this is what you're asking, but one of my favorite novels is This Is How You Lose The Time War. It's a sci-fi story about two time travellers working for enemy organizations exchanging letters and falling in love, which has got some of the best prose I have ever seen. It's also the only book where I've turned the final page and immediately turned back to the first one to start reading it again - it was that good.

If you're looking for a classic, though, Wuthering Heights is my go-to.

Ambar Gill · Post by **Ambar Gill** » 10 Apr 2024, 14:01

If Tomorrow Comes by Sidney Sheldon! It's a thriller and was released in the 80's but it's still, to this day, one of my favourite novels! It has everything and I try to read it at least once a year, that's how much I enjoy it!

marissa lickliter · Post by **marissa lickliter** » 16 Apr 2024, 23:19

i have a couple of series of books that i enjoyed.
the never after series by Emily Mcintire
books by Victoria Ashley she has a lot of them that are very good. There is couple of them I have read a couple of times.

Lupita Widyaningrum · Post by **Lupita Widyaningrum** » 25 Apr 2024, 14:56

The best novel I ever read is Harry Potter. Despite being set in a fantasy world, the books tackle universal themes such as love, loss, prejudice, and the struggle between good and evil. These themes make the stories relatable and resonant with readers from diverse backgrounds.

Blueberry Dragon · Post by **Blueberry Dragon** » 28 Sep 2024, 11:05

I have a long list, but I'd recommend those written by John Grisham, Frederick Forsyth, Arthur Hailey, and Jeffrey Archer. Archer manages to build complex novels out of relationships, while Arthur Hailey excels in building tensions within a given situation.

Alison Jack · Post by **Alison Jack** » 03 Oct 2024, 03:53

To Kill a Mockingbird" by Harper Lee

Byambakhuyag Enkh-Undral · Post by **Byambakhuyag Enkh-Undral** » 11 Nov 2024, 23:26

Dan Braun's Da Vinci code series is mindblowing. Once you start reading you could not stop. It contains realistic science facts and sometimes i felt goosebumps bacause of plot twists. Highly recommend

Kim Bilodeau11 · Post by **Kim Bilodeau11** » 10 Dec 2024, 20:11

I love The Nightingale by Hannah Kristin (I love most of her books), it's about a nurse during WWII.

Blueberry Dragon · Post by **Blueberry Dragon** » 16 Dec 2024, 03:54

There are many great novels out there, but a recent one that stood out for me was Sophie Kinsella's Confessions of a Shopaholic! It was a fun read!

London Baum · Post by **London Baum** » 17 Jan 2025, 16:04

Throne of Glass by Sarah J Maas is one is my all time favorite book series

Debra Juarez · Post by **Debra Juarez** » 23 Feb 2025, 19:51

There are way too many to say. Really depends on the genre you prefer and the experience you have and want with reading. Ray Bradbury books are classics yet short. He has something to get you thinking.

Valeria Rossini · Post by **Valeria Rossini** » 24 Feb 2025, 06:09

one of my favorite novels of all time is Breakfast At Tiffany's by Truman Capote. Different than the movie - much more true to life and heartbreaking in my opinion - but still absolutely fantastic. I called it a novel earlier, but it's actually classified as a novella so it's a short read too