What Malaysier read in April 2025: Top 14 trend books

This week, this week flew out of the Ticdreads, MPH and Kinokuniya from the Tikok Viral fiction to dystopic return and local gemstones this week for April. A compilation of these, for those who want more.

🔥 TOP 5 from Goodreads

1. Big great beautiful life By Emily Henry

Emily Henry again strikes a warm history of rediscovery and healing after the loss. Expect small city magic, emotional truths and lots of search for soul.
📚 US edition available from MPH: RM99.95 (15% discount)

2. Say you will remember me By Abby Jimenez

When a pop star connects with her first love, sparks – and old wounds. A tear jerk full of humor, hope and hearts.

3. Fearless ((Powerless trilogy#3) by Lauren Roberts

The final to a gripping dystopian saga. Power, rebellion and a heroine who refuses to support this makes this a satisfactory conclusion.

4. Have a look at me ((Smash me: the new republic#1) By Tahereh Mafi

A new era begins in Mafi's dystopian world with fresh characters and missions.
📚 US edition available from MPH: RM69.95 (15% discount)

5. King of envy ((Kings of sin#5) By Ana Huang

Dark romantic and power games collide with lovers in this story of fan favorite enemies.
📚 Kinokuniya bestseller: RM64.08 (RM57.67 for members)

📚 Top 5 of MPH 5.5 Sale

6. As long as the lemon trees grow By Zoulfa Katouh

A gripping Ya debut in the war duration of Syria, where love and resistance intertwine.
💰 RM54.90 (Bloomsbury UK)

7. Before the coffee gets cold From Toshiku Kawaguchi

Four people, a small café in Tokyo and an opportunity to travel through time – when you return before the coffee gets cold.
💰 RM69.90 (Picador)

8. Library of lost hearts From NF Afrina

A Malaysian short story anthology that captures heartache, growth and silent resistance.
💰 RM39.90 (Iman publication)

9. I hope you can't find that By Ann Liang

A viral sensation: enemies with riflers with anonymous email drama and laughing joke.
💰 RM65.90 (Scholastic UK)

10. The housemaid By Freida McFadden

A domestic thriller about a live-in service girl hiding dark secrets in a too perfect home.
💰 RM64.95 (Grand Central Publishing)

📈 Top 5 from Kinokuniya bestsellers

11. Sunrise when experiencing ((The Hunger Games: A ballad with songbirds and snakes Prequel) by Suzanne Collins

In this excitedly expected new chapter, return to Panem, which was set 24 years before Katniss Everdeen.
💰 RM136.90 (RM123.21 for members)

12. White nights By Fyodor Dostoyevsky

A melancholic Russian classic about a lonely dreamer and a bitter sweet chance.
💰 RM26.32 (RM23.69 for members)

13. A little life By Hanya Yanagihara

This devastating novel of friendship and trauma continues to captivate new readers.
💰 Available from MPH: RM54.50 (Picador)

14. The convenience store at sea By Sonoko Machida

A bizarre but philosophical look at life, conformity and identity in a Japanese coastal city.
💰 RM69.90 (Orion)

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