A Book I REGRET Not Reading SOONER!!!📖🥲 #shorts #books

I regret not reading this book sooner. Seriously I REGRE!!!, What an absolute banger and also I see why LORD OF THE RINGS is 🔥🔥🔥🔥

📖: The Hobbit by J.R.R Tolkien
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[IMChrysalis]

I read "The Hobbit" for the first time when I was eight years old. I was totally hooked! My mother spent one summer hunting through yardsales and used book stores, and found all the trilogy, plus several other things, ( including a book of early sheet music!) And she wrapped them all and gave them to me for my tenth birthday! It was so wonderful!

[MakerInMotion]

I hate when they put actors from a movie adaptation on the cover of a book. Keep them seperate.

[tayluvofficial]

The Lord of the Rings. I always thought movies were the greatest but damn the amount of lore in the books is insane. They're definitely amazing!

[DarthMaulIsTheGOAT]

Harry Potter. Nostalgia hits hard, I have both In my Mongolian language and English language.

[IBelongToJesusChrist]

YESSS! I’m currently reading the Hobbit as I am a huge Lord Of The Rings fan and I am absolutely LOVING it and I haven’t even finished it yet! 📖🎧☁️🤍

[ESEditzz]

My Bible. It actually changed my life 🙂

[carolinehoel]

The Count Of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas❤❤❤

[tinu]

The Hobbit is my comfort book.
It was the first book of Tolkien I read and the first one from Tolkiens books i reread in English. It is so wholesome and funny and still has depht in it ( especially after reading the Silmarillion). It too has the perfect lenght and thus weight of a book to constantly carry it with oneself (i found it rather difficult to do so with Lord of The Rings).
And the language! I am in love with Tolkiens writing style.

[Who_tao]

The folk of the air is the one i regret not reading sooner. This series is my comfort series and love it ❤

[ericw]

Mine is The Power of Now. I read it 20 years ago and multiple times since. I only wish I read it even sooner.

[J_M]

For me it's "Powerless".

[pitchingwedge]

The Ring series by Koji Suzuki. Far from perfect books but I enjoyed the series more than I ever expected to.

Ring (1991)
Spiral (1995)
Loop (1998)
Birthday (1999)

Nothing like the movies. Somewhat dated in a lot of ways but it's such an engaging trilogy that blends Sci Fi and horror in a way I've never seen, with each entry getting more insane and technological than the last. The inclusion of the 4th book was also really cool in it's structure. Instead of telling a bunch of random stories in the film's universe, suzuki used the short story to tell a prequel story to Ring, a midquel story to spiral, and a sequel to Loop

I can say almost for certain that the series is batshit crazy and almost completely unadaptable. I still haven't read book 5 "S" and book 6 "Tide" is yet to be translated to English but I hope it is someday.

[TSarah_]

Ooh, i have lots I can say🤣🤣 But my biggest one is probably the Twisted Series and The Dark Verse Series❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥
Omg, and definitely the Cat and Mouse Duet🫠🫠🫠

[Worm_On_A_Stick]

The Sun and The Star is top of my list

[arnavarora-bdel]

if you are gonna dive into fantasy I would suggest DIVE hard, Ursula is also a very good beginning point and Sanderson stands as the undisputed goat of high fantasy. Do give them a try, the immersion is incomparable :)

[Polars]

The Hobbit by J.R.R Tolkien, is my favorite book but now I'm reading Lord of the Rings

[Egg-boy.]

The accident hero, it's the sequel to my favorite book that I got at a thrift store, didn't know it existed for half my life

[MercW]

That would be "To Sir, with Love" or "My Family and other animals" for me

[catMania-]

Solid I think I was nine when my mom first showed me the audiobook of this and I listened to it so many times that my mom literally started grounding me from it😂

[kieranismyfav]

I’m late but it would probably be ‘The Book Thief’ or ‘The Last Time I Lied’ because they’re just both amazing in their own ways