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I have only read non-fiction in the past 10 years

14 upvotes • Snapandsnap
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Suggest a book for someone with "brain rot"

14 upvotes • ----Gem
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Suggest me a book featuring a struggling father and husband as the protagonist.

13 upvotes • Due-Scheme-6532
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I know I’m really late but The Kite Runner broke my heart and sewed it back again

13 upvotes • Fasciola007
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Romance books that made you believe in love again

13 upvotes • Direct-Position-1303
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Protagonist slowly loses their mind/gets more miserable, but no one around them realises why

13 upvotes • Lesbihun
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I’m sorry if this is vague but I’m depressed, is there any realist literature preferably of 19th century- early 20th century that has a backdrop of a calm and simple life, which will make me love myself once again?

13 upvotes • Reaganslabcoat
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Are there books that make you not want to put it down?

13 upvotes • Dapper_Race_1454
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Graphic novels for adults

13 upvotes • murderbotsbestie
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Books like the movie World War Z?

12 upvotes • BobbayP
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