oml have u read verity that was a real concerning book by her -_-
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its_ace21
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yea ive read a few of her books to see if my opinion of her would change, but it didn't
Verity's romance was so unnecessary
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Verity is the only CoHo book I've read and I agree. Never picking up one of her books again
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I thought the ending was a bit rushed but overall it was decent
souli
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I don't think there is, I wish there was though!Is there a book club thread? Every thread on books I’ve seen is basically dead...
Would honestly love to discuss different books, including opinions, recommendations, etc
souli
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People who say they love reading and then list exclusively Ana Huang, and Colleen Hoover are the most annoying people to walk this earth. Like, that's barely fiction. I've only read Ugly Love, Reminders of Him and Verity because of the hype and was let down every time. Her books are BARFVerity is the only CoHo book I've read and I agree. Never picking up one of her books again
souli
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the stand by stephen king. did u enjoy war and peace?Haven’t read that. But yeah I get what you mean by a book feeling like a mental drain at times, especially those really long dense ones
Longest book you guys have read? For real though, no X2 math textbooks
My longest read so far is Tolstoy’s War and Peace
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it was quite dense, but overall i liked it
its_ace21
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does anyone have thriller book recoms
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the da vinci code by dan brown was a great mystery thriller book - i read it in two days, it kept me hooked
its_ace21
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ok thanks. if u know anymore can u write some
its_ace21
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yea i love fantasy but thrillers are like wow
Masaken
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idk if u can call it thriller (i feel like it's kind of? i get the vibe that thriller readers would like it) but the secret history by donna tartt is another rec (def mystery book too), and another thriller is if we were villains by m l rio (got it as a birthday present) and i also really enjoyed it
Masaken
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on another note god i can't wait til trials are over for me i really cannot have the last book i read being chemistry in focus year 12 
its_ace21
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pleaseee i finished cssa trials but we got another set of trials starting this fri so i literally want to cry myself to sleepon another note god i can't wait til trials are over for me i really cannot have the last book i read being chemistry in focus year 12
I loveee if we were villains and the secret history they're legit so good
its_ace21
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u guys should read "if we disappear here" its so good
souli
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1. the silent patient by alex michaelidis ; i reckon this is a staple of thriller atp.
2. the housemaid by frieda mcfadden ; THIS IS SO UNDERRATED AND THE PLOT TWIST INSANEEEEEEEEEEEEE. PLEASE READ
its_ace21
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ive read silent patient
souli
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DID YOU ENJOY IT??