As we reach the last prompt of this year's #ReadandDiscover, here are some fast paced and quick reads you can squeeze in to fully wrap up your reading journey.
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A coming of age novel combining poetical lyricism and emotional acumen about a daughter of Cambodian refugees in the small town of Whitlam, Australia.Others Were Emeraldsis a story highlighting guilt, loss, and memory. A book that explores the consequences when we allow misconceptions to shape our realities.
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Take a dive into the wave of nostalgia with Rick Riordan's latest release,Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Chalice of the Gods.A feel good read told with humor and magnificent mythological figures as we follow the growth of Percy, Grover, and Annabeth in their newest quest. All you'll need is a blanket and cup of coffee with this one!
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Liberate yourself from emotional suffering and discover your true purpose just in time for 2024 with Tara Schuster'sGlow in the F*cking Dark.With ways how to repair yourself, understand your mind, and nurture your relationship with your body found in between the pages, this book is meant to bring light so you can radiate more when life gets dark.
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It's not a bad idea to rekindle an old flame right? Squeeze in a little bit of rom com before the year ends with Elissa Sussman's quick read.Once More with Feelingis a pitch-perfect second chance romance circling the life about sold-out concerts, screaming fans, tabloid coverage, and two people who can't seem to deny the chemistry between them.
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A moving parable that explores honesty, survival, revenge and devotion,The Little Liaris Mitch Albom at his very best. Read about the three survivors during the holocaust whose lives are intertwined andforever changed. Atimeless story about the harm we inflict with our deceits, and the power of love to ultimately redeem us leaving you to feel grateful and moved after reaching the end.
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If you are interested in storytelling and global affairs, thiscollection of poignant and uplifting essays might interest you! AuthorMarga Ortigas shareswhat she’s learned from over two decades of covering conflict, humanitarian crises, and political turmoil. As you dive intoThere are No Falling Stars in China,you will be leftwith a newfound understanding of the human condition.
