I didn’t read the book but I enjoyed the movie! Lots of downton abbey actors!

hasn’t aged well for me

Nor will many of our current favorites in 100 years. That's how it goes.

I love this as an idea by the way. Can't wait to see more answers.

What do you mean by book addict?

Being a reader does not make one automatically an addict.

*Opens article*

*First paragraph is massive spoiler for the book I'm currently reading*

*Closes article before it's too late*

The Red Shoe - Ursula Dubosarky A strange little story set in a small coastal town in Australia about a family struggling all individually and collectively. Told predominantly through the perspective of the youngest sister, Matilda, who is trying to escape her mean imaginary friend.

Just makes the cut off at 497 ratings.

Fearless - Ashley Lister A very short tale of psychological horror. A fun premise, definitely stressful moments and a dry, almost tongue in cheek humour that really tied it all together.

27 ratings.

Faceless - Jeff Monday A beautiful love story, with wonderful understated world building and some spooky elements. Dark fantasy vibes, but really it's the warmth of the characters that carries it.

122 ratings.

[deleted]

Yes. Especially if you love the book, and it's part of a series, and you don't have the next book!

Not unheard of but Witold Gombrowicz is underrated in the Anglo world.

I haven't read any of these, but after going through the list, I'll have to check some out:

https://www.reddit.com/r/Fantasy/comments/auks2i/20_recommended_superhero_novels_from_sanderson_to/

To be honest, it's not something I have sought out, as I'm a big comic book fan, but definitely sounds like something that I'd be interested in.

The Manifold Destiny of Eddie Vegas by Rick Harsch

Are superhero books a thing? Not comic books, but actual books, and also not anything marvel/DC related.

I figure there might be some of that subject matter in YA or middle grade, but I've written one for the adult market and was wondering if there's much precedent for that

Carlos Ruiz Zafon!

I started reading the Shadow of the Wind in English until I realized that I was being stupid as my mothertounge is Spanish hahaha. The feeling and the expressions in Spanish are just marvelous!!.

Ask the publisher. No one else knows.

I won't allow it. Because in space, no one can hear you plea.

The series by Neil Gaiman that is very alike to Harry Potter

The Night Watch series by Sergei (long Russian name)

Yes! I find myself always recommending Ship of Fools by Richard Russo, the Expanse, Blindsight, and Eclipse by Ophelia Rue because there aren’t enough books in the genre.

This happens every time I finish a good story. The only solution, for me, is to start a new book the moment I finish the last book.

Hello. Per rule 3.3, please post book recommendation requests in /r/SuggestMeABook or in our Weekly Recommendation Thread. Thank you.

Hello. Per rule 3.3, please post book recommendation requests in /r/SuggestMeABook or in our Weekly Recommendation Thread. Thank you.

I agree...Society changes over time & we can't turn the clocks back to undo those outdated societal norms - we can only move forward, hopefully with lessons learned.

Yes!! I never knew that others deal with this too! I just finished a series and I was so sad afterward, I tried to start another book but it was like walking in mud, it just didn’t satisfy the same. It felt bleak, I considered just starting the series over. I took a break from the new book and I am just giving it a little time before I take a crack at it again.

Verity would make a good thriller movie.

Oh man, the Beka Cooper books. I love that series but I’d blocked the covers out of my memory.

[removed]