My favorite books of the moment
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These are my favorite books of the moment, to help us travel through other worlds, through other universes at last, and I hope you like my selections, and I also hope that they will be of service to you, perhaps there are some or there is a book of these that interests you or that appeals to you attention and who knows maybe you discover something new, you discover a book that you might like that might catch your attention.
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The first one is a work of art, that is, the cover seems beautiful to me, it's incredible, I adore the design, Assassin de brujas, by Shelby Mahurin, this is the third book in a trilogy, this is my favorite of the three, I have it special affection for this trilogy because in some way or another it got me out of a reading block that I had and that lasted a long time, therefore I appreciate it very much and I am super grateful to this author because in some way or another it made me come back to this world, to return to read regularly again after so long.
The context of this story was equivalent to the Middle Ages more or less and it is set in a world of witches, magic and spirits, and it is the story in which a witch is forced to marry a witch hunter, this is not spoiler, They put it in the first book and from there it's history; This is the longest of the entire trilogy and is the one I like the most.
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The following is Natasha Preston's basement, this writer is quite famous, this is the only book I've read by her but I understand that she has more of this style, it's super good, it's a book that I think everyone should read, it deals with very delicate issues, also very deep and they treat them in a very subtle but at the same time very direct way, they respect a lot in all aspects that deal with the story and really show them from a very personal point of view, so to speak. It's like it makes you feel like you're living it too, and that's very important.
I really think that everyone should read it, it teaches a lot and also warns you that there are bad people in this world, there are people who are capable of doing harm and a lot of damage, it's a kind of reality check so to speak, It warns you that you can't trust everyone and that you have to be careful because there are all kinds of bad, very bad people.
Therefore, everyone should read it as many boys as girls (not boys), it is a book for everyone, it is a warning to everyone of the harsh reality and this author writes super well.
"You have to know him to escape from him, four girls locked up, they are his flowers, his perfect and pure flowers, but how long could they survive inside the basement" basically it's about that and it's super intense, I mean, I had a pretty bad time and there's scenes in which I cried, there are raw moments that make you feel bad and it's a book that takes you deep into the story, in some parts it's outrageous, it's not typical, like some books that I didn't feel very connected to.
This makes you go into practically the first 10 pages, it's crazy, it's not long, it's over 300 pages, but the print isn't very big and it's not very small either, it's a fairly light read.
I feel that the book is something that can happen to everyone, we can end up having the bad luck of coming across someone who is a very bad person and who can harm people, I don't want to scare them, but with conscience and with be very cautious.
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The next one is After the Ocean by Belén Martínez, it's super pretty, the edition is beautiful, it's precious, I fell in love with the design and the colors of the Illustration, it's about a natural catastrophe that makes our protagonist's life change radically, it's They have not been based on real events, but on a real event that was a tsunami that hit one of the towns on the coast of Japan.
It is super well written, I really liked the way in which the writer expresses the ideas of the protagonist and all the characters, they are all very transparent and the truth is that she makes you connect with each one of them, to a greater or lesser extent , but it makes you connect and that is something that not everyone, not every writer can achieve.
Also the mythological touch, the magical touch that this book has, this story, the mystical touch that accompanies the protagonist's journey from the beginning to the end is very interesting and makes you completely absorbed by the narrative.
It is a very interesting story about the past, also about how many times we cannot overcome, moments from the past or moments that we cannot leave behind, memories that happened and that marked us completely.
It is a story that teaches you to "let go", that teaches you to accept and let go of what can no longer be changed or what has already happened, it is the clear example of, what's done is done and you have to move on. because there is no other life.
It was hard for me to choose, but in the end I opted for these, leave me in the comments which are your favorite books, it is not necessary that there are three that you want.
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