Elbana is a Venezuelan Magna Cum Laude graduate with a B.Sc. in International Affairs and a Master's in International Law and Politics. Balancing academic interest in grounded non-fiction with a passion for creative fiction, her writing projects aim to bridge these complementary worlds.
The immersive power of books cannot be understated. Through the words of a skilled author, even the most stoic of readers can embark on an emotional journey of colossal proportions.
The following books are well-known and recognized tear-jerkers. Whether through poignant narratives, haunting recollections, or powerful moments of human connection, these sad books will make you cry—and hopefully, leave a lasting impact.
There is something magnetic in romances that involve change and personal growth. Conflicting emotions and annoyance at one’s feelings may be frustrating to live through, but they are fascinating to read about.
The following books offer some of literature’s best and most engaging enemies-to-lovers dynamics. Old and new, and across multiple genres, they all provide delightful tension on a romantic journey that—most of the time—has a happy ending.
Matt Haig is a versatile author who has stood out in every genre and category he has immersed himself in, all with that touch of whimsy and otherworldliness that defines his written word.
From thought-provoking adult fiction to heartwarming children’s tales, his published works have received worldwide acclaim and continue to welcome eager fans.
Read ahead to embark on a fascinating exploration of Matt Haig’s life and imagination as reflected in his acclaimed books.
Taylor Jenkins Reid had published novels for four years when unprecedented commercial success knocked on her door in 2017. Her latest book, The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo, considered one of the best LGBTQ+ books, had become a massive hit.
From then on, her success skyrocketed. Her works became BookTok darlings, adding retroactive popularity to her previously published novels. Likewise, her following books were major hits, and Taylor Jenkins Reid became one of the most acclaimed writers in the contemporary scene.
It can be challenging to determine the best biographies of all time.
Some of them feature a compelling storytelling or narrative voice. Others depict an eventful life full of intriguing developments. A portion of them also have a relatable style with overwhelming authenticity, which helps readers connect with the human they’re reading about.
The following biographies or memoirs stand out from the rest by being exceptional in any—or all—of the aforementioned elements.
With YouTuber books becoming mainstream content with widespread appeal, there was no way FGTeeV would be left behind.
The renowned YouTube gaming and comedy channel turned multimedia sensation expanded its repertoire into the charming and whimsical. The chosen medium? A series of graphic novels that aim to take readers—fans and newcomers alike—into action-packed adventures that blend the excitement of gaming with the warmth of family bonds.
The myths and legends surrounding The Fair Folk have always drawn humanity’s attention. The allure of faerie courts, magic systems, and the strange remains alive in literature, and Holly Black has reawakened this love across audiences everywhere.
The Cruel Prince series—also known as The Folk of the Air series or the Elfhame series—invites the reader to immerse in the enthralling tale of Jude Duarte and how she, as a mere human, managed to survive and thrive amidst the scheming and dangerous courts of the Fae.
In an increasingly competitive market where only a few selected authors can enjoy widespread acclaim, Madeline Miller has become a household name in literature with only two published novels.
It’s a surprisingly small repertoire for a contemporary author with her acclaim—particularly in a world that values quantity and frequent output. Nonetheless, this only speaks volumes about the quality poured by Miller’s pen into each page.
With a staggering 500 million copies sold worldwide, Robert Ludlum defined and popularized some of the most recognizable tropes within the thriller and spy fiction literary genres.
While his name may not be on everyone’s lips, his works certainly are. His most famous work, the Bourne Trilogy, continues to captivate readers four decades after its inception, while his other works remain in the public eye through numerous adaptations and spinoff stories.
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