Book Suggestion in Different Genres that You Will Finish in One Snap

It is very difficult to focus on reading a book today, when we are constantly looking at a screen and phones are not falling from our hands. My most effective way to overcome this situation is to regain my reading habit and increase my focus time. reading gripping books that I can finish in a short time is happening.

For those who are experiencing this situation or can’t decide what to read in general, I have listed some of the books that I have in my library and that I have finished at once. Each of the books is in a different genre and they are all beautiful! If there are such books for you, do not forget to suggest them in the comments. Have a good read ahead!

9 book recommendations in different genres that finish in one fell swoop

The Death of Wang Hatun, who took a short trip to China in the 17th century – Jonathan D. Spence

The Death of Wang Hatun, where you will read four different life stories in a forgotten region of China, although cultures and times change It is a successful work that perfectly describes how people’s pain and problems can remain common. The author of the book is a famous Chinese history expert, which makes every detail in the book much more impressive and striking…

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The Spider’s Nest Trail that will make you look at all your truths with a different eye – Italo Calvino

The first novel of Italo Calvino, one of the writers who managed to leave a wonderful impression on the reader with every story he told, was named “The Path Where Spiders Nest”. through the eyes of a child It allows us to take a look at many different issues and feelings such as war, faith, disappointments and humiliation.

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Strange stories of strange people: Beş Sevim Apartments – Mine Söğüt

Beş Sevim Apartments, a pessimistic, mystical and sarcastic novel, tells strange human stories. We read about five unrelated people whose stories touch each other. There is a lot of madness, genies and fairies in the novel!

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The House on the Hill, which questions the pain of war with a difficult question to answer – Cesare Pavese

The darkest spots in human history, wars are without a doubt. The House on the Hill tells the story of a character who goes to the places where he spent his childhood to escape the effects of war. It is difficult to answer the question he asks; “If the war ever ends, we must ask ourselves: What are we going to do with the dead? Why did they die?”

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Just like the name of the list, a great novel that ends in a snap; Sons and Offended Souls – Alper Canıgüz

Meet the youngest detective of Turkish and possibly world literature! The five-year-old character named Alper Kamu trying to understand love, death and crimes; while doing this, a book whose humor he admired is Sons ve Offended Spirits.

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The Song of the Impossible that will make your youth feel like you lived in Tokyo and will make you listen to every song mentioned over and over again – Haruki Murakami

With its sapsade language and fluent narration, Murakami’s every book is on the must-read list. But my favorite is definitely Song of the Impossible. With a song he heard Returning to his university days in Tokyo The sad and dead-end story of our character will draw you in. Also, I recommend listening to all the songs mentioned in the book.

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The Diary of Adam and Eve and Selected Stories that make you smile with humor – Mark Twain

human relations, in particular, he humorously describes the relationship between men and women. The diary of Adam and Eve is a delightful collection of stories that also includes some of Mark Twain’s stories.

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Four different stories, one person: All Men Are Liars – Alberto Manguel

Years ago the life of a mysterious writer who committed suicide and a journalist investigating his death, interviews the author’s four relatives. The life story he heard from four people reveals an unexpected result…

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The story of a dog and a homeless; Timbuktu – Paul Auster

What would it be like to see life through a dog’s eyes? Timbuktu, The story of Willy, a homeless poet, and his best friend, Mr. Bone.tells from the eyes of Mr. Bone. This novel, in which we look at life through the eyes of a dog, is a bit gloomy, but it is a book that adds a lot.

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