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What Book(s) Do You Suggest I Read?

I’ve already read all the Harry Potter books (many times), the Twilight Saga, Pretty Little Liars, the Ruby Oliver books, the Chronicles of Narnia, the Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants, and the House of Night Series.
also:
Fly On The Wall by E. Lockhart
13 Little Blue Envelopes by Maureen Johnson
The Key To The Golden Firebird also by Maureen Johnson
The Disreputable History of Frankie Landau-Banks by E. Lockhart
Busted by John Andrew (??)
so basically i’m open to most anything if you have any suggestions!

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  1. Pelle Johansson Jul 26th, 2010 @ 13:51 | #1

    If you ever think about if God is real or not then “The God Delusion” might be a book you’ll like.
    I personally like it.

  2. Lisa Jul 26th, 2010 @ 20:09 | #2

    uglies – scott westerfeld
    the name of the wind – patrick rotherfus
    the hunger games – suzanne collins
    ink heart – cornelia funke
    bridge to terabithia -katherine patterson
    tunnels – roderick gordon and brian williams
    they are all very good books, i really enjoyed reading them
    hope i helped! and good luck with your reading

  3. Zuzu Jul 27th, 2010 @ 00:01 | #3

    Marianne Curley – The Named, The Dark, The Key
    Garth Nix – The Seventh Tower series and The Keys to the Kingdom series
    Eoin Cofler – Artemis Fowl
    D.J. MacHale – The Pendragon Series (reading level is a bit younger than Harry Potter, but still good)
    Marcus Zusak – The Book Thief
    Frank Beddor – The Looking Glass Wars
    Cornelia Funke – Inkheart (series)
    Cassandra Clare – City of Bones (series)
    Cinda Williams Chima – The Warrior Heir (series)
    Tamora Pierce – Trickster’s Choice and Trickster’s Queen

  4. Anonymous Jul 27th, 2010 @ 04:14 | #4

    Soul Enchilada by David McInnis Gill
    When, after a demon appears to repossess her car, she discovers that both the car and her soul were given as collateral in a deal made with the Devil by her irrascible grandfather, eighteen-year-old Bug Smoot, given two-days’ grace, tries to find ways to outsmart the Devil and his minions
    Stranded by J.T. Dutton
    When fifteen-year-old Kelly Louise and her mother move to Heaven, Iowa, to live with her grandmother and cousin, she learns a terrible secret about a baby recently left to die in a corn field and must decide whether or not to tell the truth

  5. She'z♡So Jul 27th, 2010 @ 07:32 | #5

    The Glass Castle: A Memoir

  6. Anonymous Jul 27th, 2010 @ 08:41 | #6

    You must read John Marsden’s Tomorrow Series
    There are seven books in total. In order these are.
    Tomorrow, When the war Began
    The Dead of Night
    A Killing Frost
    Darkness Be My Friend
    Burning For Revenge
    The Night is For Hunting
    The Other Side of Dawn
    It’s an Australian series is about how a group of teenagers survive when their country is invaded. It’s an emotional roller coaster of a read, in turns humorous, exhilarating, terrifying, brutal and heartbreaking.
    By same author
    So Much To Tell You (The diary of a girl who is mute by choice)
    Letters From the Inside (best to go into this one with no idea what to expect)
    Checkers (Diary of a teenage girl in a mental institution)
    Dear Miffy (A series of letters written by a suicidal teenager. Huge content warning though, also a very love it or hate it book)
    Other Authors
    The Book Thief by Markus Zusak (Death narrates the story of a young girl’s life during WWII)
    The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time by Mark Haddon (A teenage boy with Asperges syndrome sets out to discover who killed his neighbour’s dog)
    Terry Pratchetts Discworld Series (Comic fantasy in the vein of Douglas Adams. Start with Wyrd Sisters, Reaper Man, Hogfather or Guards Guards)
    Different Seasons by Stephen King (A collection of novella’s one of which became the film the Shawshank Redemption and another which became the movie Stand by Me. A bit of a content warning for this one too)

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