books to read

23 replies since 25th December 2012 • Last reply 25th December 2012

Reply #16:

Please read The Dark Tower series by Stephen King. It is amazing, and I actually cried when I was finished it because I realized that I had nothing else to do with my life since it consumed my whole summer. I wish I could forget all about it just so I could enjoy it again.

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Reply #17:

Or you know, Fifty Shades of Grey.

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Reply #18:

Warm Bodies.
Water For Elephants.
Phantom Of The Opera.
Eat, Pray, Love.
The Outsiders.
Twenty Thousand Leagues Under The Sea.
The Hunger Games.
The Perks Of Being A Wallflower.
The Great Gatsby.
Soul Surfer.
The Film Club.
Catch Me If You Can.
Crash Into Me.

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Reply #19:

Oh, another one I just read was Grave Mercy by Robin Lafevers. It was AWESOME!

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Reply #20:

For a range:
anything by
Jules Verne
Terry Pratchett
John Green
Kate DiCamillo

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Reply #21:

EpicVegie!: It's so ironic that you have both Tamora Pierce and Twilight, since she's written on livejournal and said in interview on why she dislikes it, but YES, Tammy Pierce books are THE BEST!

There's also Nancy Springer's Rowan Hood series about Robin Hood's daughter, and Enola Holmes about Sherlock Holmes younger sister and her adventures in hiding from her brothers (it focuses a lot on class and gender issues in the Victorian Era and how Enola and her runaway mother deals with them).

I've also read first Daughters of the Sea book by Kathryn Lasky, but that was years ago (I liked Guardians of Ga'Hoole back in elementary school). It was about a girl who discovers she's a mermaid, and also goes a bit into social class issues (since she's an orphan and a serving girl for a rich family).

And of course, the original Sherlock Holmes series by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Oh, and also Gerald Morris's A Squire's Tale series based off of the King Arthur Legends Happy

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Reply #22:

Pendragon (series) -DJ MacHale
Any tales of Darkover by Marion Zimmer Bradly
Unnatural, Unwelcome, Unafraid -Michael Griffo
The Inheritance Cycle - Christoper Poalini
The Missing-Margaret Peterson Haddox
Beka Cooper -Tamora Pierce
Anything by John Steinbeck Happy
The Morpheus Road - DJ macHale
Maximum Ride -James patterson
The Gone Series - Michael Grant

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Reply #23:

Charlottes web?? Lol

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Reply #24:

'The curious case of the dog in the nighttime'
'Harry Potter' series
'The Hunger Games', 'Catching fire' and 'Mockingjay'
The 'Inkworld' series

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