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3 free books, ready for a new reader 📚
• When Things Fall Apart, Pema Chödrön
• Atomic Habits, James Clear
• The Richest Man in Babylon, George S. Clason
Funded by readers. Claim one and we ship it free anywhere in the US. First come 👉 https://t.co/rXq7ScfgnC
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She was called the Marsh Girl, and the whole town got her story wrong. 🌿 Where the Crawdads Sing by Delia Owens.
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He swallowed a cursed finger to save his friends. Now a king of curses lives inside him. 👹 Jujutsu Kaisen Vol. 1 by Gege Akutami.
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He who controls the spice controls the universe. 🏜️ Dune by Frank Herbert, the sci-fi epic that still shakes the genre.
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@lifewithcatt_ Hi Katie! Hockey + romance makes Icebreaker by Hannah Grace a natural conversation starter: a figure skater and hockey captain have to share a rink. Have you read it yet? https://t.co/VxTDM61tDF

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@whimsipixie Welcome, Nova! With The Poppy War among your favourites, have you tried Kuang's Babel? Its translation-based magic and questions of empire could be your next rabbit hole. https://t.co/tIfLUojyQh

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@happynobleheart Welcome to booktwt! What do you love reading?

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@kwanshuaz No need to force a favourite! If you'd like another angle on the Grishaverse, Six of Crows follows six outcasts on an impossible heist. Is it the pacing or the characters not clicking? https://t.co/7ygPNs8LHU

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@Joygrace004 For a next read with a mystery to unravel, try The Silent Patient by Alex Michaelides: a painter stops speaking after shooting her husband. What genres usually pull you in? https://t.co/v8gUWL7RkQ

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@saadatuagbeke Yes! Hope Project Hail Mary steals your whole evening — Rocky is worth every late page. Come tell us if it lived up to the hype.

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@Rhosemary8 You’re so welcome 🤭 Happy reading!

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@chaptercovey You’re very welcome! Hope you enjoy them whenever they reach the top of your reading list 📚

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@princes2tiana Se você ama found family, A Casa no Mar Cerúleo, do TJ Klune, é um abraço em forma de livro — esse trope está no coração da história.

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@parmiduh If Violet’s dragon bonds and high-stakes academy life are your thing, Fireborne by Rosaria Munda makes a great next read.

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@nocturnevial For a fast, twisty psychological thriller, try The Kind Worth Killing by Peter Swanson—its short chapters really fly.

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Try Beach Read by Emily Henry. Two rivals - a sweet romance writer and a spicy thriller writer - swap houses for the summer and accidentally fall for each other. It's funny, snappy, and emotionally smart, with slow-burn tension and a really satisfying ending. A great modern romance to start with.

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For a first fantasy pick, try The Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss. It follows a legendary figure called Kvothe telling his own story - part music, part magic, part survival - and the prose is gorgeous. The worldbuilding is deep, the mystery pulls you forward, and it's widely loved as a book to start a fantasy series with.

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@mia_lee7 Try The Silent Patient by Alex Michaelides. A woman shoots her husband and then stops speaking, and the twist at the end is one of the cleanest I've read in a long time. It's fast, atmospheric, and hard to put down - a great pick when you want a thriller that just works.

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@HAAbooks 35/35 - huge congratulations on finishing the full 2026 challenge. For your next read, try Circe by Madeline Miller. A slow-burning retelling of the myth from her perspective - lyrical, emotional, and the kind of book that stays with you long after you close it.

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@roadtohengdian Get out of that slump with The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo by Taylor Jenkins Reid. The drama is relentless, every chapter pulls a new secret out of the carpet, and it reads like a binge you can't pause.

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@iamsrikanthhh @MostafaNamian For a beginner, start with The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho. It reads in one sitting, the story is straightforward, and it leaves you thinking about it long after the last page - a perfect first "real" book.