3 Book recs that I always give to fellow readers

Fellow Book Readers,

Looking for a few book reccomedations? Well this blog is for you!

1. Normal People by Sally Rooney

The book explores the complexities of the characters Marianne and Connell, how they grow up from insecure and inconfident teens into emotionally and mentally vulnerable adults. The book is well-penned and makes you lose yourself in the characters and how they tackle their intrapersonal and interpersonal relations. This book is going to make you cry really ugly, as you might see yourself in some way or the other in them.

2. Dear John by Nicholas Sparks

The book revolves around the characters of John Tyree and Savannah Curtis, who meet each other on summer break, when John is on a break from his duty and Savannah from college. The two fall in love with each other as they spend time with each other and eventually get involved in a romantic relationship. Distance, time, and fate come in between as they navigate their lives with and away from each other. The book is well-written and totally worth giving a try, though it might leave you crying at the end.

3. Days at the Morisaki Bookshop by Satoshi Yagisawa

The book tells the story of two characters, Takako & Satoru, niece and uncle, who navigate their lives alongside each other after Takako, due to some setbacks in her personal life, decides to take a break from everything and moves into a generations-old bookstore to help her uncle Satoru, who once used to be her favorite companion but later, as she grew up, decided to distance herself from him as she 'grew' out of that relationship. We see Uncle Satoru also exploring the problems in his life as his wife, who left him, suddenly came back. 

The book is slow-paced and actually makes you introspect about yourself and your life.

These three books are the only ones that I currently want to recommend to you. 

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Yours Truly,

Aditi

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