i’m a really big fan of books and up till recently i thought id explored every corner of the lit world but ever since school reopened i realized how much my reading preferences just consisted of YA, romance and fantasy and.. i realized how sick i am of it.. i’ve tried for two years, picking up any random classic that id find but i’ve never stuck with anything which really sucked because i seriously to want to get into these genres cause they really intrigue me. my friend has already suggested emma by jane austen to me so i’ve issued that but i want more recommendations so i can just keep on going with this reading binge once i get into it. i’m torn right now because i feel like i’m open to anything but id prefer something easy to digest as a starter before i get into some real heavy books, but at the same time i want something that is gonna blow my mind so bad or break me i have no idea really so ill take any rec at this point, no specific mood/sub genres i want but i do like a good horror or romance. thank you in advance and have a great day/night everyone!!!
by yujifans
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I highly recommend ‘Pride and Prejudice’ by Jane Austen as it’s not only a tale of romance and wit but also a keen observation of societal norms of the Georgian era. Austen’s character Elizabeth Bennet is as delightful as she is intelligent, and her story is one of personal growth and love that transcends the barriers of class.
‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ by Harper Lee is a classic I always come back to for its powerful narrative on racial injustice and the loss of innocence. Through the eyes of the young protagonist Scout, Lee addresses complex social issues with warmth and humor.