Can someone recommend a really good book for my holiday?

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I need something to read on my holiday - preferably on my kindle, but doesn't have to be. Ideally I'm looking for a novel, but I would definitely consider non-fiction if anyone has any really good suggestions.

If it's a novel, I want something that I can really get into. Not interested in anything too trashy - I want something that is genuinely well written and that has some actual depth to it, characters that I can get invested in. Ideally something that makes me think while also evoking an emotional response. Nothing too hard to read though (ie no James Joyce style text to wade through...I have adhd and can struggle to maintain attention in the early stages of a book until I'm hooked, and then I can't put it down.) Happy for it to be a classic or something more modern.

A random selection of books I have previously enjoyed (in no particular and definitely not an exhaustive list):

All Jane Austen (especially P&P, Persuasion)
Lots of Dickens (especially Bleak House)
Some George Eliot (especially Middlemarch)
Turgenev - Fathers and Sons
The Book Thief
Half of a Yellow Sun
Purple Hibiscus
The Kite Runner
A thousand splendid suns
Elizabeth is missing
Captain Correlli's Mandolin
Northern Lights trilogy

What books have you really enjoyed, and what would you particularly recommend?

TIA!

@PeskyRooks - I haven't but I'll look it up. 10,000 doors is one of the best books I've read for a very long time.

@TheMoth
How good are those books!!
Hope he writes more!

Sally Page the keeper of stories
Elif Shafak the islsnd of missing trees

Could barely read the last 2 pages of that book, I was reading through my tears, absolutely adored it.

Thank you so much for all of the recommendations. Have now worked my way through Midnight Library and Eleanor Oliphant Is Completely Fine, and I loved both of them - especially Eleanor Oliphant. Just trying to work out which one I'm going to read next! So grateful for my kindle!!

The silent companions by Laura Purcell

Totally agree with you, one of my all time favourite books by Victoria Hislop. Think it's because although the story is fictional, lots of the background to it is factual and did happen.

I'm currently re-reading Wuthering Heights - it's still as good as I remember!

Back from my holiday now. The third book that I read was Still Life. It took me a while to get into it, but I loved it, so thanks to whoever suggested that one, as well as the other two.

I thoroughly enjoyed all three, and I do miss having the time to get lost in a book as I used to when I was younger. I tend to only do it when I'm on holiday now, when I have plenty of time, but I wish I could do it more. I find it much harder to stay engaged if I only have time to read a little at a time, but I will try to make it more of a habit, I think.

I will try to pursue a few more of your suggestions, they have been good ones so far!! Thank you all!