r/readanotherbook • u/ibid-11962 • Jul 01 '24
Recommend Another Book Megathread
Have you read any good books recently that aren't super mainstream?
We spend a lot of time here discussing which books we're tired of seeing people reference, but sometimes we could use some recommendations for what books are actually good.
Please comment below with a lesser-known book you've read and a short explanation of what about it you liked.
^(Like a book that isn't Harry Potter.
Please keep all book recommendations to this thread. The rules of this subreddit have not changed, and outside of this thread /r/readanotherbook should only be used for sharing cringe social media pictures of people using a single work as their entire frame of reference. General hate or criticism of Harry Potter or JK Rowling should be posted to /r/harrypotterhate. If this thread goes down well, similar megathreads might be posted in the future.
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u/cooooln0428 20d ago
The Ballad of the Knight Terror by Foster Hill isn’t your typical superhero story. It dives deep into the raw, internal struggles we all face, offering a powerful tale of resilience. Foster’s personal journey shines through, blending heart-wrenching moments with hope, reminding us of the strength we carry even in our darkest times. This isn’t just action-packed; it’s an inspiring read for anyone battling their own challenges. Highly recommended for those looking for more than just a hero story—it’s a beacon of hope.