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Reading ListsA curated list of 10 international books beyond American literature, featuring Brazilian classics, Latin American masterpieces, Russian fiction, African literature, and Japanese novels for readers who want a wider literary world.
Reading ListsA curated list of powerful dystopian, feminist, and speculative novels for readers who loved The Testaments and want more books about resistance, control, and survival.
Reading ListsNot sure what to read next? This warm guide helps you choose a book based on your current mood, from cozy romance to dark suspense and romantasy.
Sarah J. Maas · 2016
A Court of Mist and Fury is the second book in Sarah J. Maas’s A Court of Thorns and Roses series. After the events of the first book, Feyre must face the emotional cost of survival, the pressure of power, and the dangerous politics of the fae world. The story expands beyond the Spring Court, introducing new alliances, deeper magic, and a darker, more complex side of Prythian. Blending fantasy, romance, trauma recovery, court intrigue, and high-stakes conflict, this book is often seen as the point where the series becomes bigger, more emotional, and more addictive.
Margaret Atwood · 2016
Atwood reimagines Shakespeare's The Tempest through Felix, a theatre director seeking revenge by staging the play inside a prison literacy program.
Margaret Atwood · 2013
The final book in the MaddAddam trilogy brings together survivors, myths, memories, and new forms of humanity in the aftermath of a broken world.
Colleen Hoover · 2022
After years away, Kenna Rowan returns to the town where everything changed, hoping to rebuild her life and reconnect with the daughter she has barely known.
Margaret Atwood · 2019
Set years after The Handmaid's Tale , The Testaments expands the world of Gilead through multiple voices and a closer look at power from inside the system.
Margaret Atwood · 2009
The second novel in the MaddAddam trilogy tells the story of survivors connected to God's Gardeners, a religious ecological group living in the shadow of corporate collapse.
Clarice Lispector · 1973
A lyrical, fragmented work that feels like a voice thinking, painting, desiring, and trying to capture the instant before it disappears.
