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Books Recommended By BTS RM: BTS member RM is well-known not just for his musical talent but also for his passion for reading. Well-known for his keen mind, RM frequently offers book recommendations to his followers, giving them an insight into his wide range of reading preferences. RM's reading list exhibits a curiosity about the world and a drive for self-improvement, ranging from philosophical writings to classic novels. His exhortation to the BTS Army to read emphasizes the value of education and self-improvement.

Not only that, but RM's love for reading has inspired fans and created a stronger bond between them outside of the music industry by encouraging a common enjoyment for books.

 
 
 
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So here we have listed some of the wonderful books that you must read, recommended by RM, a.k.a. Kim Namjoon.

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'1Q84' By Haruki Murakami

 
 
 
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1Q84 is a good dystopian piece that explores a parallel universe with eccentric traits. The protagonist and reader draw comparisons to George Orwell's writings. RM recommends it because of its dystopian aspect.

'Demian' By Hermann Hesse

The book, which features Max Demian as a classmate, examines spirituality, self-awareness, and discovering themselves. The boy band's album "Wings" features references to it, and Kim Nam-joon read it aloud during a music video shoot.

'Human Acts' By Han Kang

The novel, which is set in Gwagju, South Korea, examines recurrent themes of censorship, brutality, humanism, and life after the Gwangju Uprising. Deborah Smith did the transcription, and it was originally written in Japanese.

 
 
 
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'Me Before You' By Jojo Moyes

The protagonist of "Me Before You" is Will Traynor, a gifted and affluent man who suffers a disability as a result of an accident. A young, idealistic woman named Louisa Clark is employed to look after him and keep him from choosing death. The book has a bittersweet emotional impact as it delves into empathy, tenacity, and the value of living life to the fullest.

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'Metamorphosis' By Franz Kafka

A man who turns into an insect is the subject of Franz Kafka's well-known novel, which focuses on his struggle with alienation and how he perceives the world. 

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