but some of us non-readers do like the thought if cozying up with a book taking a break from more important things.
nevertheless, here's my list of MY FAVOURITE FICTIONAL BOOKS:
1. Diary of a wimpy kid
originally written for gen Y&Z and now gen A. this is story of the misadventures of middle school child Gregory Heffely.
some say Gregory is a sociopath, but I say he's a careless 14 year old.
those of you who don't quite like Gregory Heffely, might I suggest
2. BIG NATE
this series is written sometimes as comic strips, and sometimes as a normal looking book. like Diary of a wimpy kid, Big Nate is about the misadventures of Nate Wright and his friends in elementary school.
the jokes here are much simpler and Nate's shenanigans are much more innocent than Gregory Heffely's.
3. The Constant Rabbit π°
this is a book of woke comedy and anthromorphic animals.
it's like if Zootopia was PG15 and the world got to see OD'd animals in raves or warehouses!
it also teaches us a lesson on tolerance too. takes you back to PHSE lessons in school where we sat in one BIG CIRCLE debating on ethical topics. fun times...
4. The Chronicles of Narnia
we all have our favourite saga. whether it's the past, present, future or if it's even on Earth.
the Chronicles of Narnia goes through 4-5 decades inviting 3 generations of kids on a Grand Adventure until they grow up or their services are no longer needed for the country. π¦
but don't worry, in the final book the children are brought back to fight for the country they've grown to love only to die for the country they've grown to love.
it's like a PG12 LOTR. π LOTR is a better classic in terms of world building and lore
5. The Handmaid's Tale
this book has been on my read list FOREVER. but as somebody who can't not read kids stories for the simpler story and casual light-hearted tone, I got distracted.
also there's a whole other life outside books that I need to live in and... PARTICIPATE ✨
next up: The Testements
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Honourable Mentions:
Horrid Henry
Dork Diaries
the book thief
Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
Holes and Little Steps
Boy in the striped pajamas
Young Sherlock (by Andrew Lane)
an Inspector calls
a Monster calls
the Kite runner
Perks of being a wallflower πΈ
An Absolutely Remarkle Thing and A Beautiful Foolish Endeavour π½π€
the tale of Solomon Owl (and other forest friends)
Winnie the Pooh
