I love stories that are told from the viewpoint of different characters.
My last reads were Masters of death, Cleopatra and Frankenstein and The people on platform 5.
I'm open towards many genres except horror or thrillers that make me paranoid.
Thank you 🙂
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A visit from the goon squad
Let the Great World Spin
Most Fantasy books are like that. Your thing? The obvious: Asoiaf series by George RR MArtin
Or Dagger and Coin, Daniel Abraham. And heaps more….
The Seven Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle by Stuart Turton!
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The Wandering Inn Pirate Aba
Ken Follet’s Century Trilogy is an interesting example of trying to show history through the point of view of several characters, each from one of the countries involved in the major conflicts of the 20th century.
Although it is very interesting, I thought it ended up being too ambitious. By the third book, there ended up being too many characters, since, with each generation, the families we follow grow. The first one was great, the second was good, the third one lost me.
Cloud Cuckoo Land by Anthony Doerr