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Save:'The Silent World' by Jacques-Yves Cousteau is a captivating account of the pioneer days of scuba diving, exploring the early experiments with aqualung equipment, determining the limits of deep-sea exploration, and the challenges faced by divers such as the effects of bends and other depth-related issues. Cousteau's narrative is not only informative but also entertaining, offering insights into the world beneath the waves and the adventures of those who dared to explore it. The book delves into marine life behavior, the physics of light, and physiology, providing valuable scientific knowledge from a keen observer and student of the ocean.
This book, written in the 1950s, chronicles the fascination and excitement surrounding the early adventures into the sea, highlighting Cousteau's expertise as a storyteller and his accurate portrayal of information. Cousteau's writing style effortlessly immerses readers into the world of scuba diving, marine life, shipwrecks, and adventure, making it a must-read for anyone interested in the ocean, sharks, or underwater exploration.
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Save:All Eyes on Us by Kit Frick is a gripping YA thriller that follows the intertwined lives of Amanda and Rosalie, two teenage girls dating the same guy, Carter. As the mystery unfolds, the story delves into themes of family secrets, pressure to be perfect, and the harmfulness of conversion therapy. The dual perspective narrative provides a unique twist, offering a fresh take on high school drama and suspense. Frick's writing style intricately weaves together the emotional journeys of the characters, keeping readers on the edge of their seats as they uncover the dark secrets lurking beneath the surface.
Three hours into the party, I’m tipsy on more than champagne. My mother would say that’s the feeling of power, but I think it’s the feeling of being adored. Maybe they’re one in the same. I’m standing... - #3
Save:Tanner Layne and Raquel Merrick, once young lovers, reunite after 18 years in "Golden Trail," the third book in The 'Burg series by Kristen Ashley. The story is a second chance romance filled with angst and drama, centered around Layne's perspective. Despite the challenges they face, the couple works through their past and present issues, including a mysterious reason for Rocky's sudden departure years ago. Set in an Indiana suburb, the book explores complex relationships, family dynamics, and a suspenseful crime subplot, all narrated in a down-to-earth writing style that captures the essence of the characters' emotions.
He hauled her up and rolled her back, his lips taking hers, his tongue shafting into her mouth. He fucking loved the way she let him kiss her, let him take, did nothing but give. It was contradictory ...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series The 'Burg ) - #4
Save:'Locked In' by Anna Chastain revolves around the story of Grace and Ben, a couple whose marriage hits a rough patch when Ben's actions lead to a major misunderstanding. The plot delves into themes of love, forgiveness, and communication as the couple navigates the challenges in their relationship with the help of a marriage counselor. The writing style is praised for its emotional depth, honest portrayal of everyday marriages, and the perfect balance of angst and groveling.
I check on Liam before heading to the kitchen, and he’s out, my sweet boy. Lunches were packed for the next day of school, dishes were done, leftovers put away in the fridge, and I am bent over the k... - #5
Save:"Still Standing" by Kristen Ashley is a compelling story set in the Wild West MC series, following the lives of Clara and Buck. Clara, a woman down on her luck, meets Buck, the President of the MC, and their enthralling journey keeps readers engaged until the end. The plot is filled with layers, depth, and new gritty characters with their own set of rules and dynamics, creating a world that readers fall in love with. The story is told in Kristen's unique writing style, with evolving characters that immerse readers into their world, intertwined with connections to the Chaos MC series.
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Save:'Can't Text This' by Teagan Hunter is a hilarious romantic comedy that follows the story of Monty, a shy and sheltered school teacher, who meets Robbie, a tattooed single dad with a dirty talking side. Their initial encounter leads to a mission of exploring their chemistry and getting out of their comfort zones. The book is filled with witty banter, sweet romance, and unexpected twists that keep readers entertained and engaged. The writing style includes a mix of texting exchanges, first-person narration from both Monty and Robbie, and humorous dialogues that bring the characters to life.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Texting ) - #7Trustby:
Save:After being held hostage during a robbery at the local convenience store, seventeen-year-old Edie finds her attitude about life shattered. Unwilling to put up with the snobbery and bullying at her private school, she enrolls at the local public high school, crossing paths with John. The boy who risked his life to save hers. Their friendship, while based on a traumatic experience, blossoms into something that is less co-dependent and more about being there for each other, and bringing out the best in each other. With John's help, as well as Edie's new best girlfriend, Hang, Edie embarks on a personal challenge of living life and experiencing all of those firsts. It's in this challenge that Edie and John grow closer. But Edie can't deny her attraction to John and who could blame her.
Edie's life starts off like most young teenagers. Her plan is to graduate high school and move on to Berkley. This plan was going well until Edie is held at gunpoint at her local late-night store. She goes that night to grab snacks for a Harry Potter movie marathon (my kind of person). While being held at gunpoint she gets to know another hostage called John. John, who was at the late-night convenience store selling weed to another high school student, helps her through the situation.
Rain had turned every pothole in the Drop Stop’s parking lot into a mini-swamp. We were finally out of a drought, so yay for rain. Bottle caps and cigarette stubs were floating like tiny boats on murk... - #8
Save:Crumbs by Danie Stirling is a charming graphic novel that blends magic with young love. The story revolves around Ray and Laurie, two young adults striving to achieve their dreams while navigating their budding romance. Ray works hard to become a full member of the magical Council, while Laurie pursues a career in music. Their love story unfolds amidst the challenges and aspirations of their respective careers, providing a glimpse into their journey of self-discovery and the complexity of relationships.
The writing style is vibrant and engaging, complemented by colorful and whimsical illustrations that enhance the emotional depth of the story. While some readers found the plot and character development somewhat lacking, the overall tone is heartwarming and entertaining, making it an enjoyable light read. With elements of family, friendship, and personal growth, Crumbs is a thoughtful exploration of romance woven into a magical and modern-day world.
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Save:'Writing the Rules' in the series 'The Dating Playbook' by Mariah Dietz follows the story of Paxton and Poppy, two characters who have known each other for years. As they navigate through fake dating, lies, and past relationships, their friendship evolves into a deeper connection filled with sweet and steamy chemistry. The book delves into themes of honesty, friendship, and the journey from fake to real relationships, all set against the backdrop of a college football environment.
(Also, see 8 recommendations for the series The Dating Playbook ) - #10
Save:The Curse of Ophelia by Nicole Platania follows the journey of Ophelia, a descendant of powerful Mystique bloodlines, as she navigates grief, emotional turmoil, and a mysterious curse that threatens her people. The story delves into themes of love, loyalty, betrayal, and self-discovery, weaving a tale of found family, inner demons, and the quest for truth. Through beautiful and poetic writing, the author paints a vivid picture of Ophelia's world, filled with riddles, magic, and mythology, setting the stage for a series that promises growth, healing, and unexpected twists.
