Too many - watership down and the hobbit as my dad used to read them aloud with me in bed and my brother perched on the end. He was a lyrical Welshman and I miss him very much.
The Worst Witch. The first proper 'book' I read to myself where I really got steeped in it and triggered my own emotional response.
Pride and prejudice and then persuasion. Also Jayne Eyre. The emotions seem relatable (maybe not the mad wife bits).
Secret History - read in university, loved the story and the intense ness. Also the crow road read at a similar time.
Behind the scenes at the museum. Ruby is one of my favourite characters ever
Love in a cold climate and the pursuit of love. The Code of the Woosters.
Some historical fiction - Sharon Penman especially her welsh novels.
And then there were none by Agatha Christie.
We need to talk about Kevin for reasons I choose not to dwell on!
Recently song of Achilles and Hammet.
I never liked the poison wood bible or any further Donna Taarts which was gutting as they are the kind of things I should by rights love.
Oh and yes to the Rivers of London series but mostly cos I fancy the lead character