What novel should I consider reading?

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Explore various narrative styles
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When I read, I prefer this style of narration:

First person perspective (I, me)

Third person limited (He/She, focused on THEIR story)

Third person omniscient (He/She, focused on multiple characters simultaneously)

First person, BUT various perspectives are represented

When I read a story, I prefer the kind of story that...

Explores issues that I can consider philosophically and/or with regard to current events

Explains an experience with which I can sympathize or empathize

Teaches me about an experience or culture with which I may not be familiar

When it comes to the language of a book, I prefer...

Something that may be challenging but is stylistically interesting

Artistic prose that makes me think

More modern language that I can relate to, even if there is some vocabulary I need to research

I prefer stories that focus on...

One main character and their experiences

Friendships and their development/conflict

Self-discovery and internal conflicts

Family issues and adolescent growth

In terms of relating novels to the "real world," I enjoy stories that...

Explore the complexities of the relationship between civilians and their government

Highlight the experiences of various socioeconomic classes and their struggles

Follow fictional stories based on true historical events

Test the limits of humanity's ability to be oppressed and fight back

Examine the benefits - and dangers - of scientific advancement

Considers the role of relationships and individuals within a society

Tackles the issues of addiction and its impact on families

Choose any thematic questions (as many as apply but at LEAST one) that interest you:

Is it better to be happy or free?

How much control should the government have in an individual's life?

Is it worse to do wrong or do nothing to prevent wrongdoing?

How much are we responsible for the things we create?

How do our relationships shape who we are and who we become?

How does poverty impact someone's experiences and perspectives?

What is our duty, if any, to family?

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