to me rn.. yeee😂 especially knowing this question already exists and was just brought up yesterday

Stormlight Archive

maybe also the bible (no you dont have to be religious to enjoy the story... Its actually a fun read)

animal farm lol

Wuthering Heights 嵐が丘 Although I knew there were romantic elements in the story, I found the fact that everyone is awful more fun. It also reminded me a lot of the visual novel Umineko (うみねこのなく頃に).

Notes from the Underground

見知らぬ妻へ- "(The confession) to the unacquainted wife"

Book? Can't think of just one it depends But would def recommend R. Bradbury's Last Night of the World, which is a short story prolly not gonna be everyone's cup of tea tho

The day no pig would die/豚の死なない日(English) 博士の愛した数式/the housekeeper and the professor (Japanese)

Not a book but a short story, taking about 2 hours to complete reading it. "見知らぬ妻へ" by Asada Jirou

날개 - 이상 Sutta Nipāta - Buddhist literature Utilitarianism - John Stuart Mill Animal Farm - George Orwell The Art of Being Right: 38 Ways to Win an Argument - Arthur Schopenhauer

A day no pigs would die 博士の愛した数式 月神の統べる森で

depends really on what the recommendation is for. just off the top of my head: if u want something feel good and easy to read, but also thought provoking: The Girl Who Drank the Moon fun reads: Ella Enchanted - although I enjoyed this as an audiobook Howl's Moving Castle - actually i turned to audiobook for a good part of this too The House in the Cerulean Sea - might be too saccharine depending on your taste, but its leveled throughout. It's not like just some parts suddenly being cheesy that would've been cringe. non-fiction but prolly not beginner friendly: How to Read a Book by Mortimer Adler Thinking Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman

I don't read books but short stories from various translators. Almost all of 'em are Japanese Literature. Mainly in Post-war Era, some from Meiji Restoration, some from pre-war, some from the modern era.

多分まともにちゃんと読んでしっかり印象に残ってるのnhkにようこそが初めてだと思う

'NO LONGER HUMAN'

adult books

depends... if you want something feel good, Ella Enchanted by Gail Carson Levine if you're in a reading slump and a bit of action would pick you up, Vicious by V.E. Schwab. Reading it felt like watching a TV action-fantasy series. want classics? The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint Exupery But if I have to recommend just one book, then How to Read a Book by Mortimer Adler. You're set whatever you read next. 👌

the alchemist by paulo coelho - it's about a shepherd that travels to the pyramids of egypt to find a treasure but is actually a tale of self discovery... 10/10 would definitely reccomend to anyone that reads :)))

the last unicorn!! 😄 game of thrones too! carl sagan books as well. dragons of eden is really good!