“What really knocks me out is a book that,

when you're all done reading it,

you wish the author that wrote it was a

terrific friend of yours and you could

call him up on the phone whenever you felt like it.

That doesn't happen much, though.”

― J.D. Salinger

Let's take you on a journey of books that would lead you to some outsourcing experiences just through reading them all by heart:

1. The Four Winds

Like it's absolutely energetic, superfluous for the fans of Where the Crawdads Sing, Kristin Hannah’s stunningly beautiful and heart-wrenching dustbowl drama merely traces the conflicts and challenges faced by Elsa and her family, whose journey resides pondering for a better life.

Innocent Elsa's critical choices shape the lives of people and her upcoming generations.

2. Things We Lost to the Water

Things We Lost to the Water is a mesmerizing debut of bonds, assimilation, and shelter that centers around an immigrant Vietnamese family.

Beautifully separated from her husband, Huong must figure out how to make a life for herself and her 2 little young sons in New Orleans while coming to terms with the fact that her life will never be as she imagined.

However, the family abruptly accommodates in America in ways that sometimes threaten to cause a rift amongst them, and it is only when Hurricane Katrina devastates their new home city that they find their way back to one another.

3. The Lost Apothecary