The silent patient!!!

Rules of Redemption by TA White. Sci-fi space opera fantasy at its best. I was captivated from the first chapter and the book turned me into a TA White fan 😊

ACOTAR because it reignited my love of reading (as an adult)

How can you guys only choose one? Am I the only one who wants to (gently) drown my friends under all my favorites books?

The Call of the Wild by Jack London, I’ve always found the narrative very compelling and interesting, it’s also something I feel I learn from each time I read it

"What the Wind Knows" by @amy.harmon.author because it's simply amazing. It transports you to its pages, and gives you the chance to hang out in a fascinating time of Irish history, while also rewarding you with a dose of magic and love.

Secret Daughter or anything by Shilpi Somaya Gowda. All her books are flawless and important, especially since it relates my heritage that I feel I don’t read enough about. Plus it’s a Heather’s Pick 😉

The Untethered Soul - Michael A. Singer It was the first book that opened my eyes to separating my inner voice from my sense of self. 🙏🏼 (thanks @chatimedaddy for the 22nd birthday gift all those years ago!)

Seven husbands of Evelyn Hugo. Reading it somehow is like watching a movie 🍿

Happy Place by Emily Henry! It’s been the first book in awhile that I was just fully immersed in and it really got me back into reading. I love how it explored the complexities of romantic and platonic love. So good 💗