Reading has always been comforting and therapeutic. There are a whole wide world of knowledge, fun, and wisdom that literature has offered; and, bookworms are just lucky to experience it. For those who are full-pledge book lover, the magic that book brings is not new to them. But, for those who are new to the reading community, the broad range of titles might be overwhelming.
If you are one of those whose heart flutters with the thoughts of reading and books, then you should go and check out the works listed below that will surely give you a great reading experience.
Scourged Souls by Keith Niles Corman
Keith Niles Corman’s historical fiction book was published by Dorrance Publishing Co. Inc. in 2017. Scourged Souls civil war or rather the story of Scourged Souls was set during the Civil War. But, the book doesn’t only revolve around the war but also on the personal lives of every character whose paths have met for a couple of moments. Moreover, the story mirrors on the purity of those who are moving the tale forward.
This book will surely leave the readers with a great insight on how the lives in the past were similar to those that everyone is experiencing today. This notable work of Corman also teaches the readers how war can cause great damage on people and leave some traumas for those who were left behind.
Where the Crawdads Sing by Delia Owens
This New York Times best-selling book was written by Delia Owens. Where the Crawdads Sing focuses on two timelines that gradually interlace with one another where one centers on the life and adventures of Kya that is primarily took place between 1952 and 1969 in North Carolina.
The second timeline, on the other hand, revolves around an investigation on the death of Chase Andrews that took place at the coastal part of the same fictional town. Hence, the book is divided into two amazing parts where each catered the story of the two characters. Because of the remarkable impact the book made to the public, it became a bestseller in different platforms and now is being adapted into a film.
The Midnight Library by Matt Haig
This critically-acclaimed book was published by Viking last September 2020. It won the Goodreads Choice Award for Fiction and was recognized as a Good Morning America Book Club pick.
The Midnight Library by Matt Haigis a sci-fi book that tells the story about a library that houses unlimited books where every one of them is a story of different realities. There are those that can narrate your current life and those that tell the lives that you might be experiencing if you have chosen the other options. Nora Seeds discovered herself dealing with the possibility of turning her life around by looking within her as she goes through the library to decide the things that will fulfill her life and makes it more worth living.
One of Us Is Lying by Karen M. McManus
One of Us Is Lying is authored by Karen M. McManus and was published by Delacorte Press. It is a young adult mystery fiction novel that utilizes multiperspectivity to reveal the perspectives of the bunch of students that were branded as suspects.
There were 5 students who were punished with detention at Bayview High, namely Bronwyn, Addy, Simon, Cooper, and Nate. But after serving detention, only 4 made it alive. Based on the feedback of the investigators, Simon’s death was not, in any way, an accident. The outcast who died on Monday was about to reveal some secrets of the four high-profile students on Tuesday; thus, making the 4 the possible suspects for the crime.
The Song of Achilles by Madeline Miller
Ecco Press published the Madeline Miller’s novel titled The Song of Achilles last 2011. It is under the genres romance and fantasy; and, was awarded in 2012 with the Orange Prize for Fiction. Moreover, the story took place during the Greek Heroic Age and is typically known as an adaptation of the classic Iliad by Homer. It centers on the relationship of Patroclus and Achilles. The story covers the characters’ first encounters until their adventures in the Trojan War. It also focuses on the romantic parts of their relationship.
