What are some good books to read lately? Suitable for young people.

Landlord,I'm typing so hard.,Hit it twice.。。。

I think it depends on what type you need to see.

If you're in the mood for suspense, you can go to Sidney. Sheldon's.

If you can go to benjamin if you are angry, he is a Chinese and a good painter.

The Great Gatsby" I don't think you need to watch it, you don't have time to comprehend, no one at this age can understand it. Murakami's stuff is good, I think you can watch it a few more times if you're okay.

If you know how to read Baby Anne, I recommend you to read Yishu's book and you will learn a lot of things.

Sanmao's is worth reminiscing, especially for young people.

The Great Gatsby Haruki Murakami's Kafka by the sea is also good.

Ling Li's **, the evening drum and morning bell, the young son of heaven, the beauty of the north,

Look at more successful inspirational ones

There are、Cultivate yourself in all aspects of some books、

Record how those celebrities have succeeded

Like、Apply satisfactorily、

Thank you, the landlord

Young people don't know what to read, so they can go directly to bookstores and libraries and shop more. No matter what subject area you're interested in (even if you don't know it yet), just walk around the bookstore and you'll come across books that resonate with you, and when a book you find interesting, don't doubt it, just pick it up and read it. As you read one book after another, you'll discover your reading preferences, and you'll gradually know how to choose the right book for you.

In addition, you can choose books according to your profession or job. For 25 to 29-year-olds, you should read more practical books that help you improve your work ability, and 30 to 34-year-olds may wish to start reading more application-oriented books that can help you lead and manage enterprises in the future. In addition, you may wish to read more philosophical or historical books, that is, read more books that can help you understand the laws of the universe, its constituent elements, and judge the long-term laws of history.

After choosing and getting a book, first look at the basic information such as the preface and table of contents, and then ask a few questions based on these basic information and the purpose of reading the book, and then "use some of your existing knowledge to answer" the questions I asked.

Then do a quick reading of the books. I usually read the whole book or some chapters at a speed of about 2,000 words per minute (mastered by learning the "Elite Speed Reading Memory Software"), so as to establish the context and knowledge structure of the book. During this time, I would find the things in the book that were interesting to me, important to me, or something that I didn't understand, and then mark them quickly and easily.

If necessary, these contents will be re-read and read intensively.

After reading the book, answer the questions asked before reading "according to the content of the book". After answering, compare the "answers before reading and answers after reading" to see how many of your answers are the same as what the author said, and what are the omissions and gaps, and then pay attention to these omissions, gaps, and differences.

Such a reading method seems troublesome at first glance, but it is actually very time-saving, and more importantly, it will improve our reading gains, because it can well exercise our reading comprehension ability, analysis and integration ability, and thinking ability.