A Sand County Almanac, And Sketches Here And There
by Aldo Leopold

I've only gotten a few pages in and the way Leopold crafts these sentences with such respect and care for the history is truly astounding, it gives you a wonderful insight into how we should all look at nature; with reverence and an understanding that we are more than just observers, but the active cause of change.
 
 

Harrison Bergeron
by Kurt Vonnegut

Read it in English class. A little boring.
 
 

A Sound Of Thunder
by Ray Bradbury

Not my cup of tea but very interesting nonetheless.
 
 

Everything Is Fine Volume Two
by Mike Birchall

Great read. Especially for someone who has a hard time reading paragraph long books, a graphic novel makes reading enjoyable.
 
 

Everything Is Fine Volume 1
by Mike Birchall

Honestly one of my favorites. I’ve re-read it a couple of times and it never fails to amaze me.
 
 

Stem Cell Challenges in Biology and Public Policy
by Douglas A. Melton, Harvey F. Lodish

Dr. Harvey he'd degrees across 7 different colleges an goes extremely in-depth with his experiences behind stem-cell research
 
 

Wayward Son
by Rainbow Rowell

This was a good, realistic continuation of the first book, and I thought it was interesting how the main character dealt with grief and PTSD. The thing I liked most about this book was how it showed the aftereffects of a traumatic event on a teenage mind, which isn't shown a lot in other media. Usually, it is just "YAY, they won! Everything is good!" but this showed how it still affected their minds and relationships.
 
 

Carry On
by Rainbow Rowell

This book was excellent and a good take on what magic would be like in real life. It reflected complex ideas such as depression and feeling worthless very well. The magic system was also very unique, being based on current language, and non-magic users played a part in its powerfulness.
 
 

The tower of god
by S.i.u. he a manga writer

It a good story and has a good main character and has a lot more villains with all different backgrounds and lore