4. “The Four Winds by Kristin Hannah.” 5. John Steinbeck’s The Grapes of Wrath. Because it was so well written, it was the first book.
I had been looking forward to reading in a long time. In terms of the narrative and message, as well as the calibre and style of the writing, I highly recommend it. “Read it!”
6. C. Toni Graham’s “Crossroads and the Himalayan Crystals.” With today’s adolescents, it’s a Harry Potter meets Narnia trip.
7. Xiran Jay Zhao’s “Iron Widow.” There are no cliches in this feminist LGBTQ+ novel. As I read it, I was amazed by the writing,
Which is very excellent. In addition, the characters and world-building are fascinating, intricate, and multifaceted.
