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Any good book you've read which you think I may not have read....

Rule by Ellen Goodlett

Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir and
Again, But Better by Christine Riccio

Do you like autobiographies? I recently enjoyed So That Happened by Jon Cryer; Good Talk, Dad by Bill and Willie Geist; Promise Me, Dad by Joe Biden; Bossypants by Tina Fey. Also, The Greatest Generation Speaks by Tom Brokaw (a collection of letters sent to him by WWII veterans after the publication of his book The Greatest Generation).

the Scholomance series. These books are so good!
But be prepared, the author loves huge plot twists and cliffhangers.

Krishaa wrote: "Any good book you've read which you think I may not have read...."

Murasaki Shikibu - The Tale of Genji

Yukio Mishima - The Sound of Waves. The Sailor Who Fell from Grace with the Sea.

Natsume Soseki - I Am a Cat. Kokoro

Fumikio Enchi - The Waiting Years. A Tale of False Fortunes

Jun'ichirō Tanizaki - The Makioka Sisters. A Cat, A Man, and Two Women.

Yasunari Kawabata - Snow Country. Thousand Cranes.

Kobo Abe - The Woman in the Dunes

Yoko Ogawa - The Memory Police. The Housekeeper and the Professor.

Miyabe Miyuki - All She Was Worth

Eileen Chang - Half a Lifelong Romance. Love in a Fallen City

Luo Guanzhong - Romance of the Three Kingdoms

Cao Xueqin - Dream of the Red Chamber

Mo Yan - Red Sorghum

Can Xue - Dialogues in Paradise

Yu Ha - To Live. Chronicle of a Blood Merchant

Yiyun Li - The Vagrants

There are many great books, but your profile is private so it is hard to tell what you might like.
Maybe you would like some od these:

The Loop
Beauty Is a Wound
Cutting for Stone
The White Masai

I'm trying to think of some books I've really enjoyed that in my experience people haven't heard of as often 🤔

Fall of a Kingdom
Liar
The Door Within
The Journal of Curious Letters
Airman
A Long Walk to Water
Forgotten Fire
Four Treasures of the Sky
House of Dark Shadows

Well, my list is already too long, but maybe if you all say a couple of words about each of the above I'd consider them. ;)

I'll just recommend anything by Michael Perry. Whether you like memoirs, philosophical essays, fiction, explorations of rural life, let me know and I'll tell you where to start. He's the one author I buy books directly from, rather than using library or hunting thrifted copies.