[Allanlorraine]

Can you recommend a book that you just couldn’t put down?​

Hello, lovely members! Recently, I’ve been finding my bookshelf a little lacklustre so, I’d love it if you could help me find some new books to add to my collection. Nothing beats the feel of a book in your hands, eh? And of course, the sheer excitement of flipping through those pages and experiencing a beautifully written story for the first time—creases and all.

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So, don’t be shy now, share your recommendations with me below!

Khaki Town by Judy Nunn

 

[Fisherman2320]

My go to Author's for when you are stuck indoors and these books you can hardly put down.

Books

The U.S.S. Cunningham Series
By James H. Cobb

Wild and Chase series By
Andy McDermott

Jack Ryan series By
Tom Clancy

Any books JC Ryan

Any of the series of books By
Clive Cussler

Enjoy your reading and have a cuppa and don't forget the scones.

 

[Beezzzy1]

A Fortunate Life by A J Facey

 

[Leoniey]

I have become a big fan of Liane Moriarty (and now her sister Nicola). Aussie writers with great stories of family, friendship and overcoming adversity ..... with a splash of intrigue. Big Little Lies was probably my favourite but loved all the ones I've read so far.

 

[concifani1973]

Since you're on the lookout for a book you can't put down, and I'm more into fiction, I'd enthusiastically recommend "The Night Circus" by Erin Morgenstern. It's an enchanting tale filled with magic, romance, and wonder that'll keep you glued to its pages from start to finish.
By the way, if you're ever in need of more book recommendations, I stumbled upon this awesome website at https://bookwormera.com/emily-henry-books/. It's a treasure trove of reading suggestions across various genres, so you might discover your next literary obsession there.

 

[Dylan2005]

HI, I don't usually read fiction books. However I was given one, I absolutely enjoyed it. So I purchased another from the same author. I must say seriously she is a fantastic author, and a very proud Australian. Now I am up to my 7th book of hers, and have ordered the rest that she has written. So her name is Mandy Magro, the first one I read was Jillaroo from Jackaranda. Just saying these are a great read, romantic,fun,engaging, suspenseful at times. Kindly Sue

 

[leslie_may]

Two books I finishes recently, I couldn't put down, even in preferance to TV, and I love TV. "House of closed doors" and "Currency Lass" , I read them on my iPad.

 

[jaydee6033]

Two books I finishes recently, I couldn't put down, even in preferance to TV, and I love TV. "House of closed doors" and "Currency Lass" , I read them on my iPad.

If you are interested in Greek mythology, I thoroughly recommend The Song of Achilles by Madeline Miller.

 

[marrels]

Since you're on the lookout for a book you can't put down, and I'm more into fiction, I'd enthusiastically recommend "The Night Circus" by Erin Morgenstern. It's an enchanting tale filled with magic, romance, and wonder that'll keep you glued to its pages from start to finish.
By the way, if you're ever in need of more book recommendations, I stumbled upon this awesome website at https://bookwormera.com/emily-henry-books/. It's a treasure trove of reading suggestions across various genres, so you might discover your next literary

 

[marrels]

Since you're on the lookout for a book you can't put down, and I'm more into fiction, I'd enthusiastically recommend "The Night Circus" by Erin Morgenstern. It's an enchanting tale filled with magic, romance, and wonder that'll keep you glued to its pages from start to finish.
By the way, if you're ever in need of more book recommendations, I stumbled upon this awesome website at https://bookwormera.com/emily-henry-books/. It's a treasure trove of reading suggestions across various genres, so you might discover your next literary

 

[JenSue]

Lesson in Chemistry by Bonnie Garmus is a must read. I thoroughly enjoyed

 

[marrels]

Karly Lane, is another brilliant Australian author, she has so many books. Also Tania Blanchard, is also a great Australian author "Letters from Berlin" "Suitcase of Dreams", and of course Fiona Macintosh "The Champagne Wars "

 

[Littleboy8]

Karly Lane, is another brilliant Australian author, she has so many books. Also Tania Blanchard, is also a great Australian author "Letters from Berlin" "Suitcase of Dreams", and of course Fiona Macintosh "The Champagne Wars "

The boy in the striped pyjamas by j.boyce also a movie.about a young German boy and a young Jewish boy who make friends during the holocaust though a wire fence in Germany.grab the tissues.

 

[adanjones]

When I had to write an essay on this book, I wanted to do it justice but struggled to put my emotions into words. That’s when I turned to nursing essay writer for some structure and inspiration. It helped me organize my thoughts without losing the emotional depth of the story. If you're tackling an essay on this, be ready to feel all the emotions—and maybe have some tissues nearby.

 

[JenSue]

Lesson in Chemistry by Bonnie Garmus is a must read. I thoroughly enjoyed

I also really enjoyed this book. Fiona McIntosh & Lucinda Riley great authors

 

[Singomate]

Twenty Thousand Theifs author Eric Lambert . Set in Northern Africa during WW2

 

[adanjones]

Since you're on the lookout for a book you can't put down, and I'm more into fiction, I'd enthusiastically recommend "The Night Circus" by Erin Morgenstern. It's an enchanting tale filled with magic, romance, and wonder that'll keep you glued to its pages from start to finish.
By the way, if you're ever in need of more book recommendations, I stumbled upon this awesome website at https://bookwormera.com/emily-henry-books/. It's a treasure trove of reading suggestions across various genres, so you might discover your next literary obsession there.


But honestly, there are days when it’s impossible to focus on reading or even writing because assignments just keep coming. That’s when I realized I needed a little backup. I once tried a service where you can pay for an essay , and it turned out surprisingly helpful. It wasn’t about skipping work, more about buying myself some breathing room so I could recharge and still hand things in on time. Having that option made me less stressed, and I could actually enjoy reading again without feeling guilty.

I totally get the appeal of losing yourself in a great book sometimes that’s the best escape from deadlines and all the other things piling up.