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Thrills, chills and page turners- must read books for every mood

 Have you ever had that “I want to read something” but nothing feels interesting or you haven’t found the right one and you end up not reading anything? Been there, the struggle is real. Books have this incredible power to match your mood- whether you need comfort, an adrenaline rush or a heart pounding thriller. To save you from this struggle, here’s a must read books for every mood.

1. Books that inspires you

Wonder by RJ Palacio - a heart warming novel about kindness, courage and seeing beyond appearances. Perfect for when you need a reminder that small acts of kindness goes a long way.

The Secret by Rhonda Byrne - it is a self- help book that explores the idea of “law of  attraction”, which suggests that positive mindset can lead to positive outcomes in one’s life.

2. Books when you need an Adrenalin rush

One of us is lying by Karen M McManus - it is a young adult/ suspense novel with relatable themes, unexpected twists and turns that gets you hooked from the beginning.( a series of three books)

The reappearance of  Rachel Price by Holly Jackson - It is a psychological thriller that keeps you on the edge from the start to finish. The plot has unexpected twists that makes it impossible to keep the book down.

3. Books when you want to get lost in the fantasy world 

The Cruel Prince by Holly Black - If you love dark, twisted fairy tales, this one is for you. This book is full of adventure and dangerous secrets.

Six of crows by Leigh Bardugo - this book is fast paced, clever and full of twists. Magic, betrayals and the best character squad you have ever seen.

4. Books when you want something dark and twisty 

Good Girl’s Guide To Murder by Holly Jackson - this book is a young adult/ crime mystery novel with engaging characters, well crafted plot and intriguing twists.( a series with 3 books)

Murder on the Orient Express by Agatha Christie - this book is a mystery novel , one of the author’s most well known and beloved works. The book is partly inspired by a real story which is misdirecting and full of twists

5. Books that dive into finance 

Rich dad poor dad by Robert Kiyosaki - a classic on financial mindset, wealth- building and how rich people think differently about money

The psychology of money by Morgan Housel - a fascinating look at how emotions and behaviour shape financial decisions 

These are some of the books I have read and definitely recommend reading. If you have any suggestions comment down below, I could use it!


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