English Novels

For You and Only You by Caroline Kepnes is the fourth book in the You series, following the infamous Joe Goldberg as he navigates a prestigious writing fellowship at Harvard. Eager to prove himself among literary elites, Joe finds himself drawn to Wonder Parish, a brilliant but naïve aspiring writer. As obsession and manipulation take center stage, Joe must outmaneuver rivals and critics while maintaining his charming yet sinister persona. This psychological thriller blends dark humor, suspense, and chilling insight into the mind of one of fiction’s most captivating antiheroes.

Forced Bonds by J. Bree is the second book in the Bonds series, a dark romance filled with tension, suspense, and complicated relationships. The story continues to explore the intense and often tumultuous connection between the main characters as they navigate their feelings, growing closer despite the challenges they face. In this installment, they are forced to confront their emotional vulnerabilities and past traumas while dealing with external forces that threaten to pull them apart. The book delves deeper into themes of power dynamics, trust, and the complexities of love and attraction in a high-stakes, often dangerous environment. Forced Bonds is an emotional and gripping continuation of the series, with plenty of twists and passion to keep readers hooked.

Four by Veronica Roth is a collection of short stories set in the Divergent universe, focusing on Tobias Eaton, also known as Four, who is a key character in the Divergent series. The book gives readers a deeper look into Four's backstory, providing insight into his life before he became a leader in the Dauntless faction. The stories are told from his perspective and explore his experiences in the Dauntless initiation process, his relationship with his father, and the formation of his complex personality. Four expands on the events that shaped the character, shedding light on his struggles and motivations, while offering fans of the series a deeper connection to this beloved character.

Four Thousand Weeks by Oliver Burkeman is a thought-provoking exploration of time, offering a reflection on the finite nature of our lives. The title refers to the average human lifespan of about 4,000 weeks, challenging readers to reconsider how they spend their limited time. Burkeman dives into the concept of time management, suggesting that instead of trying to do everything, we should focus on what truly matters and embrace our limitations. He encourages readers to stop chasing productivity for productivity’s sake and instead lead more meaningful, intentional lives by making peace with the inevitability of life’s brevity.

Fractured Souls by Neva Altaj is a romantic novel that explores themes of love, emotional trauma, and personal healing. The story follows two protagonists who have been scarred by their pasts and are struggling to move forward. As they meet and become entwined in each other’s lives, they uncover painful truths about themselves and the world around them. The novel delves into the complexity of relationships, particularly how love can be both healing and challenging when one is carrying emotional scars. With a focus on self-discovery and the journey toward emotional wholeness, Fractured Souls is a deeply emotional story about the impact of past experiences on our present lives and the hope of finding redemption and connection.

Frames of Mind by Howard Gardner introduces the groundbreaking theory of multiple intelligences, challenging the traditional view of intelligence as a single, measurable entity. Gardner argues that people possess different types of intelligences, such as linguistic, logical-mathematical, musical, spatial, bodily-kinesthetic, interpersonal, intrapersonal, and naturalistic. The book explores how these diverse forms of intelligence shape learning, development, and human potential, urging educators to recognize and nurture various talents in individuals rather than relying on standardized testing. Gardner’s work has had a lasting impact on education, promoting a more inclusive and holistic approach to understanding human cognition.