Books That Changed My Life ✨ [book recommendations]

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[ashleyslittlelibrary]

I love when a book can make such a huge impact on you! This was so fun!

[TheTinkerbell]

A Little Life tore me completely! I cried and felt heartache the entire time I was reading it, but that didn’t make it less lovable. I loved all the character and the connection towards each other.

[katherinekubeldzis]

I absolutely loved A Little Life. This book was so emotional for me that I had to take breaks while reading it. WOW!! I would find myself saying that I couldn't read another word. Then, 10 minutes later I picked it up and read again.I experienced such a host of emotions.

[samteske]

Every time you talk about Loveless I tear up! I just love that you felt so connected to her and figured out your identity! I loved this book and learned so much about asexuality.

[LS]

The midnight library was a book I read at the perfect time. I had just got a diagnosis and I resonated with it more than anything else at the time

[marissadepaulo]

the midnight library literally changed my life… i don’t regret things anymore

[nicjones]

Love the energy and passion of your videos!

[yasminnn]

“It proved to me that sometimes I can.” I don’t know why I like that so much but I do!

[marisolherrera]

Gone Girl changed my reading life! I was into Young Adult at the time when it came out. Then when I gave into the hype when Gone Girl came out, my reading was taken to another level. To this day, thrillers are my favorite genre!

[catmoon]

A book that changed my life was Under the Whispering Door by T.J. Klune... I know it is not as loved as House in the Cerulean sea and not many people talk about it but for me... it was THE book... All my life death was my biggest fear and I have dealt with loss in my life before and I was always so incredibly scared. And this book just said: It's okay. Life is scary. Death is scary... but in the end it is going to be alright.
And for the first time I felt like if afterlife or death looks like this... I am going to be okay. And that was such a huge thing for me. It made me less afraid.
Also Hugo is one of the most relatable characters to me. 🖤❤️

[JenniferClark-pobx]

Great book recommendations! I will definitely put We Spread on my list to read. I love when books relate to your life and make you think about life decisions.

[tammyripp]

Completely agree about Little Women, the book and the fantastic movie adaptation!

[paulinthepages]

I've listened to the Gone Girl audiobook approximately 6 million times! 👌🏼🎧

[SallySpurs]

The nightingale was amazing. Other books by Kristen Hannah I have loved is The four winds, Firefly lane, Night road and Winter garden.

[billiep]

I’m reading the hate u give rn for the first time and I’m only 100 pages in and it’s already hitting hard. So many conversations about race, bias, privilege, etc I’m obsessed. It’s so hard to read but so important.

[zainaimran]

The book that changed my life is ‘And The Mountains Echoed’ by Khaled Hosseini. I feel like I can’t even talk about this book without getting emotional. This author’s books got me into reading ❤

[absmith_]

i kno i’m late but im actually reading The Hate U Give right now and it is literally so addicting like i cannot stop reading it 😭❤️📖

[kellyreadingbooks]

Loveless definitely changed my life because it made me feel like I wasn’t broken. And learned that sexuality desire is a spectrum. Therapy has been a huge help in this learning process.
Some of the books that have changed my life are Between Shades of Gray by Ruta Sepetys, Writing my Wrongs by Shaka Senghor, Convenience Store Woman, and Confessions of an Alleged Good Girl! Also the graphic novel Quiet Girl in a Noisy World.

[sandhyapk]

I also love fangirl because I feel attached to it as I am little also love radio silence.

[leesa]

I feel like Kristin Hannah should just be considered her own genre. Her writing and stories are just so beautiful I don’t see how anybody could not like them!