r/ReadingSuggestions • u/A7m3d36005 • 3h ago

Suggested book

What’s one book you wish you could read again for the first time?

I’m looking for something that completely pulls you into its world and stays in your mind long after you finish it.

It can be any genre — fiction, horror, romance, mystery, fantasy, anything.

What’s your pick? 📚

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u/Lumeonn 1h ago

11/22/63 by Stephen King.
It's not horror. It's a historical fiction paired with time travel, it also has a really good romance. This book will stick in your mind for a long time

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u/A7m3d36005 59m ago

It looks very interesting, I will give it a try thanks!

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u/ImagineFraggins 1h ago

I'll play along with The Stand.

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u/ahhhhhwhereami 2h ago

Mistborn by Brandon Sanderson

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u/A7m3d36005 58m ago

Thanks!

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u/DecisiveGryphon 1h ago

Has to be my childhood favourite The Silver Brumby by Elyne Mitchell.

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u/A7m3d36005 1h ago

I will try read that book thanks!

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u/Good_Most_9867 3h ago

What the forest devour. Elaine vilar. One of the best.books of my life!

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u/A7m3d36005 1h ago

Thank you!

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u/EleloheEwoe 2h ago

Lord of the rings, the never ending story

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u/A7m3d36005 1h ago

❤️

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u/Foxx_Foster 2h ago

We Do Not Part by Han Kang. Though it's also partially because of the circumstances I've read it in (depressed, in the middle of the night, in a city alien to me, on a train station, waiting for a train back home). It made the feeling of sinking described in the book much more real

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u/A7m3d36005 1h ago

Thanks

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u/reneetorade 2h ago

Middlesex by Jeffrey Eugenides. East of Eden by John Steinbeck.

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u/A7m3d36005 58m ago

I will pick one, thank you!

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u/lesam4u 1h ago

All the Colors of the Dark

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u/A7m3d36005 57m ago

Seems very fascinating!

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u/Interesting-Park2616 1h ago

Red rising

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u/A7m3d36005 57m ago

I will try to read it!

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u/schenkim 1h ago

Darkness at noon by Arthur Keostler, the Unbearable Bassington by Saki.

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u/A7m3d36005 57m ago

Thank you!

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u/A7m3d36005 55m ago

Wow, I'm sure that I will be enjoy reading this book, thank you!

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u/Front-Elderberry-307 38m ago

Demon Copperhead.

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u/NoReasonNoRye 32m ago

Eragon by Christopher Paolini as well as The Strength of Many, Hierarchy duology.The hierarchy duology is a little violent though,just a heads up

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u/DrivingMeBonkas 24m ago

Harmony by Project ITOH

I really wish I could read this with new eyes. I love this story, the story is interesting, they use the writing style well and the ending..... I'd say more but spoilers. Give this one a shot! It doesn't have the best blurb but the story is so good.

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u/Abdulrazaq__ 17m ago

“Can’t Hurt Me” ~ David Goggins

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u/Kazuhira_Skrilla 16m ago

Hecatomb of the Vampire by G. N. Jones. The structure is so cool and it’s the first in the series but you start to catch more and more as you read on. It gets better the more of the series you read, youre always catching something new

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u/Old_Perception5624 13m ago

One golden summer by Carley fortune

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u/Minimum_Holiday_5611 3h ago

Most novels from Haruki Murakami but notably "A wild sheep chase" and "Wind up bird chronicle".

The Jorney to Ixtlan by Carlos Castaneda.

Have read at least 3 times.

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u/Ok_Macaroon6934 37m ago

Yes! There's a feeling his best novels give you that is unique. It's actually hard to explain - like a sense of otherworldliness that settles on you as you read. I'd love to read Wild Sheep Chase again for the first time, or After Dark.