Books Everyone Should Read In Their Lifetime

@Cutloosebooklo1 – For me it was the closest anyone else had ever got to describing my depression, before I read that book I didn’t even realise that’s what I had: I thought it was just my personality!

@HedwigsBooks – The struggle of being a woman on top of the ongoing stigma attached to mental illness is very relevant still. Also, the story is heartbreaking while being cathartic.

@AvalinahsBooks – Because it’s so many things!! And also it shows how we can see a person badly for all the wrong (mental health) reasons and disassembles this through the change of the portrayal of the main character throughout the book.

@AndOnSheReads1 – The way it tracks the damage of war and poverty resonates whatever year it is. It demonstrates the importance of systems like healthcare and education. It’s a breathtaking read, one of the most powerful books ever written, and simply beautiful.

@bibliomedico – My all-time favourite book, through it, I cried, smiled, hoped… ALL THE FEELINGS. Everyone should read it, to learn about wars, to recognise people sufferings. talks about love and war, overcoming tragedies and fighting for peace and freedom.

@motifink – Out of Darkness by Ashley Hope Perez – The book is deep and it touches upon so many things that people may not think of. It is not only a fantastic conversation piece but it keeps you interested and emotionally invested.

@cindystorybook – It’s an easy read, and the messages in the book are powerful. Definitely recommend it.

@v_nerdbooks – It shows how very uneducated about HIV and AIDS we were in the 80’s, and also it is really the first book that ever made me completely sob.