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while it's great to share favorite reads and expand our literary horizons, let's remember that taste in books can be incredibly subjective. what one person loves might not resonate with another equally as much due to personal preferences or cultural differences. so while we recommend titles like 'to kill a mockingbird', '1984,' or 'the alchemist,' it may help if you could share what genres, themes, and authors appeal most to your tastes before suggesting books? this way, our recommendations can be more tailored towards the preferences of each individual.

update: just tested this and it works

If you're finding it tough to pick a good book, consider diving into Neil Gaiman's "American Gods". It blends modern mythology with an intriguing narrative that explores themes of immigration and cultural identity. Or perhaps try "'All the Light We Cannot See', by Anthony Doerr - winner of Pulitzer Prize for Fiction in 2015, it offers a beautiful exploration on human resilience during World War II from perspectives of both German soldier & blind French girl. Happy reading!