Imagine you’ve just finished The House in the Cerulean Sea, and you’re looking for a book that evokes similar vibes and themes: self-discovery, the search for a sense of home, and feelings of coziness, warmth, comfort, hope, and healing. Maybe we could read one of these books:

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In Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird, young Scout Finch watches her father defend an innocent Black man, sparking a journey of Lost Innocence, Self‑Discovery, Moral Ambiguity and Power & Corruption.

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Living in an ever-more tech‑driven world? 🤖

If you’re in the mood to question technology’s power, try one of these cautionary tales about Technological Hubris #booksky #books #scifi

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From the dreamlike premonitions in Kafka on the Shore 🌊 to the spice‑laden destiny of Dune 🌌, the genteel crossroads in Persuasion 💍, and the multiverse leaps of Dark Matter 🔀—these novels all ask:

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In Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird, young Scout Finch watches her father defend an innocent Black man, sparking a journey of Lost Innocence, Self‑Discovery, Moral Ambiguity and Power & Corruption.

Drayfus uncovers these core themes, helping you to find your next great read

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