Ahm. The happy prince was a pretty short story :)
By Oscar Wilde

If you're feeling adventurous, "Mapping - The trash tier skill that got me into a top tier party." Even though the name is stupid as all hell. Its... a trip.

Or a classic um. Pride and Prejudice is such a great novel. I was girl screaming a lot at how spicy the drama Jane Austen had in that book

If I know your genre, I might have something or what you like. I read lots

I finished "Shadow in emminence" ever since the anime which was... another trip.

I read most of Sidney Sheldon's novels. I loved them.

I See You Like I See a Flower

Currently reading Orlando by Virginia Woolf. Recently enjoyed Creation Lake by Rachel Kushner.

Just competed Jekyll and Hyde but I want something different now. I feel like a Agatha Christie

Have you tried John Grisham's 2001 novel A Painted House??

TJ Klune - The House in the Cerulean Sea

The Willows by Algernon Blackwood and At the mountains of madness by Lovecraft

I’ve enjoyed Freida McFadden’s books lately.

Just read Strangers in the Villa by Robyn Harding which I don’t recommend. I’m reading My Husband’s Wife by Alice Feeney at the moment. It took a bit to get into, and it’s definitely confusing, but it’s getting more interesting.

I read The Alice Network and Carnegie’s Maid a few years ago and enjoyed them. I also liked Verity and Salt Water recently.

Revenge Prey, John Sandford's latest Lucas Davenport mystery.

I don't remember buying it, but found this in bookcase.

I'm not reading much fiction besides the Lord of the Rings trilogy, but if you're up for something with short sections from antiquity Letters on Ethics by Seneca is a gold mine of useful advice on resiliency.

Here is my current book.

Ariadne - cant remember the author

None at the moment.

Woke is dead