Friday, January 25, 2019

Five Best Fiction Books

Holaaa! Are you interested with Fiction Books? Yay! These are the five fiction books that I would love to recommend to add on your shelves. ðŸ’•


Title: To Kill a Mockingbird 
By:  Harper Lee

Published:  May 1960
Genres: Novel, Bildungsroman, Thriller, Southern Gothic, Domestic Fiction, Legal Story






In Maycomb, Alabama people were having a pleasant set in their way of life. But when the court case threaten to disrupt the life they have, the court system knew only one person had the courage to be the defense attorney: Atticus Finch. Despite having a chance to win, Atticus realized he had no chance because a jury would never favor a black man over a white regardless of the circumstances.  This book will show you to stand up in the grill of injustice. A classic of modern American literature that an absolutely joy to read!



Title: The Little Prince
By: Antoine de Saint-Exupery

Genres:  Fable, Children's literature, Novella, Speculative fiction



The Little Prince is a poetic tale, with watercolour illustrations by the author. This is not only  a book for children it's also  for adults who remember being children and feel nostalgia for the simple comfort of childhood innocence but know they can never go back to it. The Little Prince is a good enlightening parable, that reminds us to keep our eyes and heart open. 


Title: The Harry Potter series
By: J.K. Rowling
Genres: Fantasy Fiction, Drama, Young adult fiction, Mystery, Thriller



The books are fairly well written and humorous. Each book is packed with page-turning plots. You start the series with a fun magical tale of a nobody boy Harry who finds out that not only is there a world with witches and wizards but that he is one of the most important people in this world. Very few places in the series ever drag and the slowest is actually vital to the storyline. The world has changed its consciousness to include Quidditch, muggles, and spell names because these books are exciting. In every book we learn something new about magic and we find Harry closer to his destiny.


Title: The Lord of the Rings Trilogy
By: J.R.R. Tolkien
Published: 29 July 1954
Genres: Fantasy Fiction, High fantasy, Chivalric romance, Heroic fantasy, Adventure fiction



One of the greatest stories of all time and certainly the measuring stick to which all after to fantasy style writing.  The realism of the characters and monsters, the storyline, the epic battles, and the quest motif are all drawn with incredible care by Tolkien in his chef d'oeuvre. An absolutely stunning trilogy.


Title: A Game of Thrones
By: George R.R. Martin
Published: August 1, 1996
Genres: Political novel, epic fantasy


If you are medieval history buff, you'll surely love this story. It has realistic medieval dialogue with biased opinions and different truths. The story set up where each chapter has the title of one character and the whole chapter is through their viewpoint.  It has a  heaps of symbolism  with an excellent mysteries that very hard to figure who is the culprits.


So, this is my Five Fiction Books recommendation. Stay tuned on my blog for more updates! ðŸ“–



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