They say that there is no college student who likes to read books. You can't believe it. We think not!

There's no doubt that reading is cool. Again. Almost everyone who goes to school is always in style, too. But there are a lot of other reasons why books are worth reading for students that are more important than just following the rules:

books help you learn new words.

student find new ways to write academically by reading books.

you learn more by reading books.

The world is bigger when you read books.

books help students remember grammar and punctuation rules by heart.

learn a subject better by reading books

Books keep you from being excluded from the group (according to this study of the Basic Skills Agency).

What if we told you that there are some books that are worth your attention and are important for college students to read? The list is below.

Freedom by Jonathan Franzen

In this story, two people meet in college and form a love triangle, but they don't know each other yet. Love or friendship? It's hard when you love someone but don't want to lose your best friend. Is there a way out of this situation? If you're going to college, you should know the answer to these questions.

This Side of Paradise by F. Scott Fitzgerald

After graduating from Princeton, a rich student is disgusted with everything. There is a lot more to life than what he thought. He has to look for himself again. It sounds like something that many college students are going through right now, doesn't it, doesn't it?

Norwegian Wood by Haruki Murakami

In this story, a college student has to change how he thinks about life and everything that happens to him. This is a story about true love and friendship. We learn that friendship and people who love us are important. We also learn that life can be ugly at times.

1984 by George Orwell

In this world, there are three totalitarian states. A total control, the eradication of all human values, and attempts to stay alive in a world full of hatred are all part of this. The system: Will you be able to question it? There are some people who are strong enough to stay together and not give up their individuality.

Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoyevsky

A well-known book about a student named Raskolnikov and how he tries to find his place in this world and figure out who he is. After killing an old pawnbroker, this young man tries to explain why he did it. You should think about how you think about moral laws and your place in the world after reading Raskolnikov's story.

A Brave New World by Aldous Huxley

A book by its author that was called "negative utopia" by the author. This is a story about what our world will be like in the future. Happiness is important, but individuality is not. Do you have to be happy to be happy? Young people are more likely to be happy with the way things are or to try to change the system.

 

One Hundred Years of Solitude by Gabriel Garcia Marquez

myth-novel: This is a novel about the evolution of humanity, where each person is doomed to be alone. It's also a novel-parodise about how love can be fatal, and how everything is tangled up in a web of love that can never be broken. A great book for college students who want to understand and value their families and the people who help them.

The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald

People who lived in the United States during the Jazz Age should read this book to get a sense of how disappointed they were. As adults, we should always let go of the things we've done in the past because we can't get them back, and this is a good lesson for young people.

Lolita by Vladamir Nobokov

In this book, a man and a young nymph fall in love, but it's still a hot-button topic today. It can teach us about understanding, sacrifice, forgiveness, and many other important things that people forget about today.

A Farewell to Arms by Ernest Hemingway

Books about World War I written in English called "Lost Generation." This is the first one, and it's the best one! This is a story about the war where young and naive boys became Poor Bloody Infantry and either died or became bitter to the point where they couldn't stand it anymore. It's also about the war where love is just a brief moment of rest with no past or future.

The Grapes of Wrath by John Steinbeck

In the Great Depression, this is the story of one family who moves to California in search of a better life. It talks about the importance of love, support, and close people in your life; it talks about the strength and courage of a man who was able to roll with the punches.

The Master and Margarita by Mikhail Bulgakov

People in Moscow are afraid of the Devil. Happy fun and sad sadness, romantic love and magic, mystery, and reckless game with the evil spirit are all in this book. This is a great book to read to learn how the evil can be more honest than a society or a government.

Uncle Tom’s Cabin by Harriet Beecher Stowe

This book is a part of the history of many colleges, even though it was both praised and slammed. A time in American history that many famous writers and essayists talked about is shown here, and it helps young people understand the principles and values of their country by seeing how they have changed since then.

The Stranger by Albert Camus

You can learn a lot about yourself and the world after reading this book. The story of a person who killed a man and didn't feel bad lets us see how crazy the world can be.

The Art of Happiness by The Dalai Lama

People of all ages can benefit from the series of interviews with the Dalai Lama. They can learn and understand how to be happy and find fulfillment in their lives.

Faust by Johann von Goethe

During a bet between God and Mephistopheles, the Soul of Faust is traded. Faust goes on a journey in the supernatural to fight for his freedom and will. This play helps us understand the difference between good and bad, learn some myths from ancient history, and learn how to fight.

Paradise Lost by John Milton

Adam and Eve were tempted to do bad things by Lucifer, the arrogant angel who fell from grace. We all know this story from the Bible. But we don't know much about Lucifer himself at all. Good and bad are shown in different ways in Paradise Lost, which lets us make up our own minds about who is right.

Lord of the Flies by William Golding

People don't live on this island. The ocean is boundless, and there are no adults to help the boys. People in this story live in different parts of the world, and they show this by living in a small kids' community where everyone knows each other. A change. Bloodshed. Death. When we think about how important it is to be a good leader, we see that these things are very important. They are also very important for us.

To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee

This is a book about how a young girl grows up through adventures, fun, and friendships with other people. Life isn't fair to kids or people who are weak, or people who have a different skin color. She needs to learn about these things. When we look at how people treat each other because of their color of skin, social status, or public opinion, we can see that these things don't change based on what people think. It all comes down to a man's heart.

The Running Man by Stephen King

In a typical small town, a man is just like everyone else. When he hates himself and everyone else around him, it gets worse and worse. When an event comes up, it's impossible to stop him. People die of hunger in America, and the only way to get money is to play a game made up by a sadist. People are willing to do what it takes to get what they want. How far are they willing to go?

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