What is a good book you read...that nobody has heard about?

[Woodland Nymph]

CN and AM Williamson were a husband and wife team who wrote sentimental adventure novels during the late Victorian and into the Edwardian eras. They were really popular in their time and it is a shame they're forgotten now; their novels are very addictive and their use of language is lovely. I recommend their work to all romantics and people who enjoy flowery use of words.

[Wulaishiwo2]

Milan kundela, my favorite author, i have read out his book. I recommend his book everywhere, because they are really very good, especially life is elsewhere, it provides one new angle to watch your life, such as you are not you, and you can feel not bad if your meet sorrow, disease......every bad things

[Richardswann65]

I am really finding a meaningful, deep and fantasy novel that is not too popular . If, anyone knows about that book then, pls let me know....

[Molecularblonde]

I enjoyed Traffic....by Tom Vanderbuilt.

Sounds dry and boring, but it was nothing but surprising and interesting. I saw a review of it in the New Yorker and was hooked. I still think about the book a lot, it was so interesting to read about facts about drivers, roads, driving in different countries, etc...

[Zekes]

the gemma doyle trilogy, the mortal instruments series or the looking glass wars

[TornUpReaper]

It seems that no one else on here has read Ender's Game, or the Belgariad series, which were both absolutely wonderful, and I encourage people to try them!

[Maud Fitch]

Any book by Jasper Fforde in his Thursday Next series. I'm not a librarian but only librarians appear to have read his novels.