Recommend a book

[Elkaa]

http://i.imgur.com/r1oD0.png

Wow! After quickly reading through all the posts, Elegance was the culprit of owning a saw, not as sweet as she looks eh?! You quickly take it off her and thoughtlessly she calls out the following (no, she's not insane. The Doctor will see her now, using your initiative you can tell that it's a system that A=1, B=2, C=3 etc.):
7-9-22-5---20-8-1-20---2-1-3-11!!!
7-9-22-5---20-8-1-20---2-1-3-11---1-14-4---9---23-9-12-12---20-5-12-12---25-15-21
7-9-22-5---20-8-1-20---2-1-3-11---20-8-5---14-5-24-20---9-19---2-18-9-3-11

After saying all three lines, Elegance pulled a very nervous face, wondering what she just did.


Post here to recommend a book for others to read! :)

[Blue]

Misery - Stephen King
One of my fave books, a great scary atmosphere created with readonability ;)

[GhostFace-]

The Outsiders.
i dont read much but i enjoyed the book.

[camera]

nobody's baby but mine by susan elizabeth phillips.

its a romantic comedy. i promise you will laugh and cry and smile.
any of her books are fabulousssssss!

[zaojue]

it is the first manga i knew .i didnot read it but my classmate told me the story when i was in high scholl. now the manga is still on going.i got a site http://http://emanga1.isoshu.com/bookinfo/26313 .i have not read manga for a long time.but when i know there are still much people remember it .it really bring me back.reminds me much .

[Alkaz]

The harry potter series. 1-7.

[-Soph-]

Running with scissors by Augusten Burroughs

Dry by him is good too, he's a great author.

[-Creative-]

If you like romantic novels i recommend reading books by Nicholas Sparks
I also recommend:
Twilight
New Moon
Eclipse

Those 3 books are really good.. its a vampire love story.. :D

[MrGazet]

grotesque

cnt remember the author
but its a gd story bout murder,prostitution and beauty

[Johno]

Traces

Its a series of books by Malcolm Rose about Forensic Investigation. "CSI meets SciFi - a deft, smart mixture of murder, mystery and future mayhem" - Graham Marks

The blurb type thing on the back of the books reads:

"When there's a murder mystery to solve, The Authorities send in their top team, sixteen-year-old Forensic Investigator - Luke Harding has the best detective instincts around and his right-hand robot, MALC, is equipped with lasers and scanners for finding evidence at the toughest of crime scenes. Together, Luke and MALC have the talent to crack any crime."

The books in the series are:

Traces: Framed!
Traces: Lost Bullet
Traces: Roll Call
Traces: Double Check
Traces: Final Lap
Traces: Blood Brother

.:; Johno

[Blinger1]

The harry potter series. 1-7.
Agreed.
I have those audiobooks, always good to listen to! I highly recommend these (http://thepiratebay.org/tor/3782546/Harry_Potter_AudioBooks_1-7_Ipod_Ready(Ch._Bookmarks)_w__Chapter).

[Coldplay]

The whole CHERUB series by Robert Muchamore

[Monopoly]

Deception Point - Dan Brown

Read it on holiday.
Could barely put it down.
It''s fast paced and very enjoyable.
Based on Nasa and the US Government. :)

[Macamee]

Well, yeah, I don't read often but I do enjoy this book, costs £15 and £15 for delivery to the UK. So, if you can get it for a little cheaper, it might help you. :P

[Cryptoo]

The Tales of Beedle the Bard - JK Rowling
Fascinating and adorable. Who says fairy tales are for kids?
They arn't the common fairytales, not all of them have happy endings.

[MJJ]

Noughts & Crosses Series by Malorie Blackman.

It's really good - the first book is called Noughts & Crosses, and theres four others so far.

[LoveToStack]

JPod by Douglas Coupland
Funny with lots of quirky characters and plot twists. Black humour.

[camera]

Cecelia Ahern's Thanks For The Memories.

Romance :)

[jackass]

Harry Potter Series, 1-7.

[edible]

twilight
new moon
eclipse
breaking dawn

by stephenie meyer btw.

best books ever written.
end of.

[MrGazet]

A Prisoner of Birth - Jeffery Archer ( I highly recommend this (Y)

Danny Cartwright is an uneducated garage mechanic who is falsely accused of murder but found guilty and sentenced to twenty-two years in the highest security prison in the land. He has no thought of fortune or redemption, just revenge – revenge against the four prominent men who were involved in the killing of his best friend, and who were the prosecution’s prime witnesses at his trial. He figures he has twenty-two years to plan his perfect revenge. By a twist of fate, however, fortune becomes a part of Danny’s life when he is released as someone he befriended in prison, the heir to a vast estate. He now has the means to act on his revenge. But what of redemption?

and all books by Josh Grisham (bout criminals)

[kuzkasate]

Martyn Pig- Amazing Book
Private Peaceful - The best book Iv read!

[TheEclipse]

Anything written by Jasper Fforde, if you know classic books as well, or you won't get the jokes. Some of it is alternate universe fantasy, where she can jump into books, the other series is about nursery rhyme characters living in the real world, and is a murder mystery/police book.

[camera]

elizabeth thornton ;; the pleasure trap.

[concretespoon]

Misery by Stephen King
is a FANTASTIC novel. Very memorable. The Movie was also great.

Gods Behaving Badly by Marie Phillips
Wonderful writing, very quirky. The ending was a bit cheesey, but totally worth the read.

Good Omens by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman
One of the best dark humour novels I've ever read.

The Amazing Maurice and his Educated Rodents by Terry Pratchett
Another Terry Pratchett, real original read.

Brave New World by Aldous Huxley
I have only read the first half where the Brave New World is described, but I found it exetremely interesting and I'm excited to finish it. Aldous Huxley's wife was also really good friens with Winona Ryders parents? Lol.

The Redwall Series was also a good read when I was a kid. Tale of Martin was my favourite.

[Jordan:A]

Cirque Du Freak- Darren Shan

[Rozi]

The Percy Jackson series by Rick Riordan are quite good :D

[Nikki]

Girl, MISSING By Sophie Mckenzie, I dont read that many books but it was as addictive as habbo.

[Whers]

The Three Musketeers - Joseph Dumas
A story of entertainment and bravery.

[Grig]

Dead Souls by Nikolai Gagol is a real great classic read.

Also Crime and Punishment by Destoievsky is quite nice, although hard to follow the plot.

[Jord]

sleepers, Amazing book

[MJJ]

Nineteen Minutes - Jodie Picoult.

It's now my favourite book.

Also:

Harry Potter books - J.K Rowling
His Dark Materials books - Philip Pullman
The Bartimeaus Trilogy - Jonathon Stroud
Noughts & Crosses books - Malorie Blackman
The Wheel of Time books - Robert Jordan
The Chronicles of Narnia - C.S Lewis

All amazing books, especially if you enjoy fantasy books.

[CoolD00d]

Elfen Lied.
Haruhi Novels.

[Mycelium]

Fantasy:
Harry Potter Books
Artemis Fowl Book series by Eion Colfer
The Host by Stephanie Meyer

Mortal Instruments Series by Cassandra Clare:
City of Bones
City of Ashes
City of Glass

Study Series by Maria Snyder:
Poison Study (book 1)
Magic Study (book 2)
Fire Study (book 3)

Vampire:
Twilight Series
House of Night Series
Blue Bloods series by Melissa De La Cruz

[lPinoy]

Right now, I recommend The Tightrope Men by Desmond Bagley.

[Wig44.]

Length vs Girth: A Debate. by Various Authors.

[Sharon]

The Diamond Brothers Books - Anthony Horowitz

[lPinoy]

The Diamond Brothers Books - Anthony Horowitz

oh my god i used to love them. read all of them like 3-4 yrs ago haha.

I recommend Ways To Live Forever - Sally Nicholls. Such an overpowering and inspiring book.

[Matthew]

Eragon eldest and brisingr were good when i read them :X

[smiffy70]

Robert muchamores cherub series <<< the last 1 is out in sept


James Patterson maximum ride series <<< HOT

[,elaboratedolls]

The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya! I've only read the begining but I think it's really good!:)

[beth]

sarah kane - 4.48 psychosis.

it's theatre of cruelty, so you may not enjoy it alot ahah but you will learn so much by it. or be sick. either or.

[Lew]

ANY Darren Shan book

[Nimueh]

Looking For Alaska by John Green - Favorite book and wonderful author. It should seriously be a required read to graduate.

Thirteen Reasons Why by Jay Asher - Extremely depressing but good. A really unique book.

The Catcher in the Rye by J. D. Salinger - I don't know if it's nearly as famous in the UK, but it's pretty much the classic American coming-of-age novel.

The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald - Another absurdly famous American novel.

Twilight Series, Harry Potter, Chronicles of Narnia, Lord of the Rings, Inheritance Cycle, Pendragon Adventures, Alex Rider series, Vampire Academy series, and the House of the Night books are all great series.

[lPinoy]

The FAYZ Series - Gone, Hunger and Lies by Michael Grant.
Nation by Terry Pratchett.
The Young Bond Series by Charlie Higson.

[Muct]

The Twilight Saga,

Harry Potter books...

CHERUB (ALL OF THEM :D)

[Samantha.]

Any Jacqueline Wilson book :D

[immense]

i'm reading

alias grace - margaret atwood atm

good read

[KebabJuice]

Jacqueline wilson - love her tracy beaker books. ;)

[Rozi]

atm I'm reading "The Little Stranger" by Sarah Waters. So far it's a really good gothic-y read :) would recommend it

[Thom96]

I would recommend Harry Potter :)

[Alexx..]

Anything by Chuck Palahniuk

[Muct]

All Robert Muchamore books -.-

[lPinoy]

Any Anthony Horowitz, I've read a lot of them to recommend - Alex Rider, Horowitz Horror (& More Horowitz Horror), The Switch, Groosham Grange (& Return to) & The Diamond Brothers.

The Hunger Games trilogy by Suzanne Collins - Hunger Games, Catching Fire and recently released ending novel, Mockingjay.

The World War II novels following a Jewish boy who lives in Nazi Germany - Once, Then & Now by Morris Gleitzman are simply overpowering books; easy to read and understand yet meaningful.

The Midnight Library series ghost-written by different authors every time under the name Nick Shadow - (I've read like 8 of them, not sure of theres more); sort of like Goosebumps, Bone Chillers, Shivers (which I also recommend) or any other Children's Horror Books but instead, theres three short stories (like 40 pages each?) per book but its still a quick, easy and great read nevertheless.

[karter]

To be Honest the best books I have ever read , they are not kidddish adventures btw

For One More Day
The Five People You meet In Heaven
Tuesdays with Morrie

Really Inspirational books , must read!

[smiffy70]

All robert Muchamore

All james patterson: Maximum ride + Daniel X

All Rick Rhiordan: Percy jackson's

[Conservative,]

All robert Muchamore

All james patterson: Maximum ride + Daniel X

All Rick Rhiordan: Percy jackson's

I got Robert Muchamore's signature, I won a comp on the website ;]



Anyways.

All Jack Higgins books - amazing Modern Warfare thrillers.

[Jessicrawrr]

Stephanie Meyers books, Twilight, new moon, eclipse, breaking dawn, the host all amazing books :D

[haileey.]

Stephanie Meyers books, Twilight, new moon, eclipse, breaking dawn, the host all amazing books :D

i agree, my favourite books, really good, i would recommended it;D,
you can also check out the vampire diaries series books, maybe a bit confusing, but it's actually really good(:

[Trainway]

You should read The Hunger Games series. There are very good books!



Any Anthony Horowitz, I've read a lot of them to recommend - Alex Rider, Horowitz Horror (& More Horowitz Horror), The Switch, Groosham Grange (& Return to) & The Diamond Brothers.

The Hunger Games trilogy by Suzanne Collins - Hunger Games, Catching Fire and recently released ending novel, Mockingjay.

The World War II novels following a Jewish boy who lives in Nazi Germany - Once, Then & Now by Morris Gleitzman are simply overpowering books; easy to read and understand yet meaningful.

The Midnight Library series ghost-written by different authors every time under the name Nick Shadow - (I've read like 8 of them, not sure of theres more); sort of like Goosebumps, Bone Chillers, Shivers (which I also recommend) or any other Children's Horror Books but instead, theres three short stories (like 40 pages each?) per book but its still a quick, easy and great read nevertheless.

[Neversoft]

"I swallowed in hopes of easing my thirst, but in the stillness of the night the sound I made was huge. As if this were a signal to hear, Naoko stood and glided towards the head of the bed, gown rustling faintly. She knelt on the floor by my pillow, eyes fixed on mine. I stared back at her, but her eyes told me nothing. Strangely transparent, they seemed like windows to a world beyond, but however long I peered into their depths, there was nothing I could see. Our faces were no more than ten inches apart, but she was light years away from me."

Your life is seriously lacking until you read Norwegian Wood by Haruki Murakami.

[RandomManJay]

Of course the obvious is Harry Potter. They're always a good read.

I read a book a while ago called "Gone" by Michael Grant. I found it quite a good read, and the storyline reminded me a bit of The Simpsons Movie :P. It also has a bit of macabre in it which I personally like.

[Special-1k]

Damage by John Lescroart.
I absolutely loved this book. When I started reading it. I couldn't put it down.

[Narnat,]

The Diary of Kitty Langley - It's sooo good! It's about a teenage nurse in the war

[Banana Pancakes]

Birdsong by Sebastien Faulks, an amazing read

[chantellehugs]

The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time by Mark Haddon
I'm in the process of reading it for Eng Lit AS and it's a really good book.

[GirlNextDoor15]

Hmm. The Big Bang Theory by Stephen Hawking. It's a brilliant book but it will be complicated if you do not understand it.

[Andy-]

I'm re reading the Northen Lights very good book

[geo]

You should all read Justin Bieber First Step 2 Forever : My story

I really liked it (A)

[-Soph-]

I know it's one that everyone might have already read, but Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.
Even if you're not into sci-fi (like me), you'll enjoy it thoroughly, it has great imagery and humor.

[karter]

Mitch Albom's For for more Day, Tuesdays with Morrie and The Five People you meet in Heaven.

Paulo Coelho's The Valkyries and The Alchemist

[GirlNextDoor15]

Hmm. I have an idea now. I recommend To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee. Very good book.

[Zellit]

I mostly read Mystery/Crime books but after hearing a bunch of good reviews about a new fantasy book called Drylor The First Artifact, I decided to give that genre a try. I must admit I was kind of impressed, most self publishing books are boring or just total failures but this one wasn't.

The characters of the book were extremely likeable and I had a lot of fun watching them progress throughout the story. My only complaint was that the book was rather short, but since the story of it was as good as it was I guess the author didn't want to add in any other unnecessary fluff.

http://almarsguides.com/Almar's%20Stuff/Drylor.jpg

So, what type of book are you currently into atm or what book are you reading atm?

[Gibs960]

I really enjoyed Eclipse, was emotional at the end for me but Breaking Dawn was the most terrible book I've ever had the displeasure of reading in my life, so boring and monotonous.

[HotelUser]

I really enjoyed Eclipse, was emotional at the end for me but Breaking Dawn was the most terrible book I've ever had the displeasure of reading in my life, so boring and monotonous.

I like them all, I enjoyed the first the most, I think.

I'd recommend Time Traveler's Wife, I recently finished with it and thought it was very good.

[ChickenFaces]

I liked Matched by Ally Condie.

If you've read the Giver before, it's kind of similar to that because it's a story about a futuristic Utopian society but it's got it's own unique storyline and plot.

[Minisnowpink]

http://www.booksie.com/young_adult/novel/starryeyed/one-last-regret

That's my book, if anyone wants to take a look at it :)

But one of my favorite books has to be The Last Song by Nicholas Sparks. I cried for 2 hours on the flight home from Tenerife in April, because I bought the book on the cruise and was reading it on the flight.

Also, the Twilight saga by Stephenie Meyer! Another set of amazing books!

And finally, Split by a Kiss by Louisa Plaja! I've spoken to the author myself! It's another brilliant book which I've read three times:)

[Eoin247]

Shutter Island is a very good book for those of you who haven't seen the movie yet. I'm reading it currently and it is one of the bst crime/mystery novels i've ever read.

[JerseySafety]

Cherub Series by Robert Muchamore.

I never read books, but when I started the first book in this series I couldn't stop- has to be the best series ever!

Check it out - http://www.cherubcampus.com/

[Red]

markus zusak - the book thief!

ill just c an p from wikipedia what its about.
'The Book Thief is a novel by Australian author Markus Zusak.[1] Set in Nazi Germany, it describes a young girl's (named Liesel Me*****r) relationship with her foster parents, Hans and Rosa, and the other residents of their neighborhood, and a Jewish fist-fighter who hides in her home during the escalation of World War II. Published in 2005, it has won numerous awards and has been listed on the New York Times Children's Bestseller List for over 190 weeks.'

[Eric]

The Confessions of Shopaholic Series by Sophie Kinsella.

Last but not least, Harry Potter :)

[Zeptis]

edfinatly read "hunger games" the best book ever!!

[Rozi]

yeah, hunger games are awesomely bad but so easy to read and enthralling.

the film's just been started!!
eeeeeeeeee excited

[Paracme]

The Necronomicon by H.P.Lovecraft.

[Gibs960]

Back Spin by Harlan Coben. First adult book I read and I'm really enjoying it, my dad recommended it to me and since reading half a book of Harlan Coben's I've ordered his new book Live Wire. I'm lucky cos my dad has about 9 or 10 of his books so I've got a lot of reading to do! :)

[Shar]

Kite Runner and A Thousand Splendid Suns are both great books by Khaled Hosseini
If you're doing ALevel English you might be studying it so it would be good to read it :)

[lawrawrrr]

Elsewhere by Gabrielle Zevin
The Death and Life of Charlie St. Cloud by Ben Sherman
Thirteen Reasons Why - Jay Asher


(all books about death btw :()

[Jurv]

I don't really read many books, I've read a few autobiographies which were pretty good though. However I've started reading this book at school and it's really good.

Of Mice and Men - John Steinbeck

I've not finished it yet but It's a very good book.

[Shar]

I don't really read many books, I've read a few autobiographies which were pretty good though. However I've started reading this book at school and it's really good.

Of Mice and Men - John Steinbeck

I've not finished it yet but It's a very good book.

I think more or less everyone studies that at GCSE these days. Its a really good book and I'd recommend everyone to read it too :)

[Skittle]

The Enemy - Charlie Higson is a good book, It involves zombies!!

[Skittle]

Their really good i'm on the 9th book

[Shar]

edfinatly read "hunger games" the best book ever!!
Who's it by? I might have a read :)

[Kaseythegreat]

Ten Cents A Dance written by Chrisitne Fletcher.
It is by far one of the best books I have read.
It was based in the 50-60's ( i think ). If you have a minute, sit down and read this book.

[Jordan:A]

If you're interested in books about the story being back in the past with all tribal stuff/before the Stone Age - I highly recommend the Chronicles of Ancient Darkness series by Michelle Paver
There are 6 books in this series and they are really good!

[Zeptis]

Who's it by? I might have a read :)

It's by Suzzana Collins. I might have spelled wrong but I'm 99.9999999999999999999% sure I didn't.

[Shar]

It's by Suzzana Collins. I might have spelled wrong but I'm 99.9999999999999999999% sure I didn't.

Ok, thanks :)

[Liot]

Harry Potter books by J. K. Rowling.
Books written by any of the Brontë sisters such as Wuthering Heights.
Books written by a comedian such as Mark Watson.

Love all these books, personally I feel that they're good reads.

[MKR&*42]

Sophie's World - Jostein Gaarder .

It definitely makes you think about the world. (It's got A LOT of philosophy incorporated into it).

[iJess]

Harry Potter series - J.K Rowling
The Thirteenth - G.L Twyneham (I think that's how you spell it aha)
The Vampire Diaries - L.J Smith
House Of Night - P.C and Kristen Cast :)

[walleri]

I read "No! I Don't Want to Join a Book Club" by Virgina Ironside. I can really recommend this book. I think it's really funny and written nicely. Maybe it's a little bit focused too much on the age (after 2-3 sentences about the fact that she has no problem with getting old, the readers got the message, but she says it again and again), but besides that it's a nice read.

[kooldude23]

Now I dont know if these have been mentioned because I cant be arsed to read all 10 pages but;

Mark Haddon - The Curious Incident Of The Dog In The Night Time

The Karen Slaughter series (for the crime fiction fans (In the incorrect order))
Kisscut
Blindsighted
Indelible
Genesis
Triptych
Skin Privilege
A Faint Cold Fear
Faithless

An American perspective of the 1970's in England
Bill Bryson - Notes From A Small Island

Ian Caldwell & Dustin Thomason - The Rule Of Four

Dan Brown - The Lost Symbol

[Cherry]

I recommend "Tomorrow, when the war began" by John Marsden. It's an amazing book, and it's part of a series. Great read!

[LeBlue]

Eragon, Eldest, Brisingr, Inheritence.

4 very good books apart of 1 series.

[Lost_Addict]

Hyperion, Fall of Hyperion, Endymion, Rise of Endymion

Fantastic quadrilogy.

[Andii]

I would recomment the series of I AM NUMBER 4 :) the books are unreal apparently

[Eoin247]

Mark Haddon - The Curious Incident Of The Dog In The Night Time

Dan Brown - The Lost Symbol

Listened to the audiobook of the first one when i was small and read the Dan Brown novel. Both are excellent. I would say that "The Lost Symbol" is one of Dan Browns' best books to date.

I have to do a bit more reading, i've been lazy on that part recently. One of the more recent books that i've read is "The Lovely Bones".

It's a very good book, but don't read it if your looking for a "pick me up" sort of book. It's an excellent read but is also a very sad story.

[Rozi]

If I'm honest I didn't think the lovely bones was that good, it was a strange mix between a sort of 'young-adult' book and an adult book. It just didn't wash quite right with me.

I've been reading Great Expectations in school by Dickens which I would really recommend, even if you're not particularly interested in reading classics. I've also been reading the Mr. Ripleybooksby Patricia Highsmith which are really fantastically written and not to heavy. Oh and just started Great Gatsby which is superb so far!

[GirlNextDoor15]

erm.. any books by Deepak Chopra

[MrMonkeyDeamon]

Power of five is a epic read. And i don't even like to read.

http://images.scholastic.co.uk/assets/a/a9/b4/127507-px310-255957.jpg

Ravens gate
evil star
Night rise
necropolis

[Sloths]

Have finally been able to get a hold of The Hunger Games trilogy and so far what I've read has been awesome :)

But others are like the Harry Potter series, Malorie Blackman novels, (I know they're kinda tween aimed but)JacquelineWilson books, The Secret Life of Bees... I could list loads butthey'rejust off the top of my head :P

[Shar]

House Rules and Picture Perfect by Jodi Picoult

[Lamz]

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_DDeQfljlnJk/TPLhCbGo7PI/AAAAAAAABAQ/5TysQ8309rw/s1600/series+of+unfortunate+1.jpg

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51-8h4IRKZL._SL500_AA300_.jpg

http://www.applegreenbooks.co.uk/ekmps/shops/agbooks/images/horrid-henry-box-set-20-books-11349-p.jpg

I love all of the books above... more than i enjoyed harrypotterbooks

[GeorginaxD]

The Help - Kathryn Stockett.

[Andii]

i would probably recommend the book series of

I AM NUMBER 4

as film was unreal but then heard loads of people saying that the books were way better.

[Smurfed-]

definitely recommend the cherub series. first full series of books I ever read :)

[Elegance]

Love, Aubrey by Suzanne LaFleur

probably the best book i've read recently :)

[iJess]

the harry potter series hands down.
the house of night series is rly good too
and scarlett by cathy cassidy is great

[Cerys]

Loving the Sophie McKenzie books
She's written a few series, all worth giving a read :)

[iJess]

o and little darlings my jacquelinewilson thats rly good

[Richie]

I never read books but when i had to for my leaving cert i really enjoyed lies of silence, it's about the IRA planting a bomb in the hotel up north,i personally thought it was a good story.

[RockyHorror]

Sigma series of books by James Rollins. Grey & Seichan need to get it together

[Meloneeze.]

Katy Towell - Skary Childrin and the Carousel of Sorrow
Has:
Suspense
Slight Romance
Betrayal
Mistery
and Blood, hehhehe

The Back of the Book Reads:
They say it was a storm that ruined Widowsbury. And when it ripped through the town for twelve straight days, it tore open a gate a gate through which escaped all sorts of foul, rotten things. There were such things as vampires. There were such things as ghosts. There were absolutely such things mad scientists who reanimated the dead. The once-perfect little haven became a beacon for everything bad in the world. Nothing and nobody unfamiliar would ever be trusted again, for one could never be sure of what secrets waited under the surface.
There was peace again for a few years after the storm. And then, one grey December morning twelve years to the day, a most troublesome stranger came to town.

You will love this book, but for something lighter I recommend some of these:
Mrs. Piggle- Wiggle
Harry Potter Series
Twilight Series
and for a scare ( or whatever it would be) try a book by Stephen Hawkings, like Gerald's Game or something.
Keep reading, it's so fun or something!

[JennaDoll]

The A-list series by Zoey Dean.

[Cerys]

Sophie McKenzie books.

They all have murder, violence, gore descriptions, great plots and suspence.
Really good books and series'

:D

[Seikou]

stephen king - the girl who loved tom gordon

an absolutely brilliant book.

[Janitor]

If you have any interest in Child Psychiatry then i'd look up the author 'Torey Hayden' she has really interesting books about her personal experiences working with troubled children

[Andii]

CATCHING FIRE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! its unrealllll tbh only read 2 books in my life but this one got me hooked

[CreatureOfNight]

Well first if you didn't read it in High School, then I definitely gotta recommend you read Catcher in the Rye.

Also, I'm a huge vampire freak, so of course I'll recommend Twilight Saga, though I'm sure most of you have read them. lol

And uhhhhh, I also loved Fire, Graceling, Hush Hush, and the first Mortal Instruments: City of Bones. =)

[CrazyLemurs]

Personally, I love the 'Switchers' trilogy by Kate Thompson, I think
Very fantasy yet earthy xD

[Shar]

"The Take" by Martina Cole and other books by the author are also generally good reads.

[Empired]

Anything by Sue Limb. Dragonskin Slippers series by Jessica Day George

[:odey:]

I googled what to read after The Hunger Games trilogy,
And got suggested Divergent,
It is a really good thing to read after them,
s'quite similar in a way, and it's fab. :)
The main character reminds me of Midnight; though, and I can't help thinking of her when I read it, in a not sexual, inappropriate way.

[Circadia]

Oh hi there o;
But yeah suggestions!
I think that the Saga of Darren Shan is fab and the Saga of Larten Crepsley both written by Darren Shan
Or Girl Missing/Sister missing & Blood Ties/Blood Ransom by Sophie McKenzie!
Obviously THG's are good
I also like some of the books by Malorie Blackman

[Lingo10]

The Shore is a good novel of 2 stories.

And a good anime series is Imadoki. :) Omg, I need to re-read Imadoki. Such a lovely Shoju love story.

[Eric]

fifty shades of grey.

[Charz777]

Wuthering Heights - Emily Bronte

I'm not very original, and it can be a hard read :P

[efq]

When God Was A Rabbit.
The Fault In Our Stars.
Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close.
Steve Jobs Biography.
My Sisters Keeper.
The Great Gatsby.

[Empired]

When God Was A Rabbit.
THIS. but it makes me cry

[LiquidLuck.]

Red Riding Hood! :D

[MKR&*42]

1984 - George Orwell

[the.games]

-The Time Riders Series
-The Hunger Games Series
and...
-The Horrible Histories Series (I mean you've got to love them :D)

All books upto here have been considered for the Book of the Week discussion (#1)

[LiquidLuck.]

Any Jane Austen book :D

[CaptainAce]

Dead Man's Cove (Laura Marlin Mysteries) - By Lauren St John

[LiquidLuck.]

All HP books!! And Twilight too xD

[CaptainAce]

Suitcase Kid - By Jacqueline Wilson

[Circadia]

Girl Missing / Sister Missing
Blood Ties / Blood Ransom
all by Sophie Mckenzie she is an amazing writer and these books are fab!

[CaptainAce]

The Grey Ghost - By Carolyn Henderson

[LiquidLuck.]

runeaddict99; Lord of the flies < Please consider this one for book club! D:

[karter]

@runeaddict99 (http://www.habboxforum.com/member.php?u=86742); Lord of the flies < Please consider this one for book club! D:


Great book! Was included in my last year's english syllabus.

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Sophie's Choice - William Styron

[LiquidLuck.]

Great book! Was included in my last year's english syllabus.

---------- Post added 16-09-2012 at 07:23 PM ----------

Sophie's Choice - William Styron

IKR! :D

And also great book!

[karter]

Curtain - Poirot's Last Case - Agatha Christie (have I posted this before?)

I loved this book! Best Crime novel ever. Also Poirot dies in this so it makes it more special. If you have read 'Mysterious Affair at Styles' You have to read this one! I read it last year, started in the morning and ended it at night. It's that addictive!

[Kardan]

For the book poll:

Wuthering Heights - Emily Brontë
Never Let Me Go - Kazuo Ishiguro
The Lovely Bones - Alice Sebold
Requiem for a Dream - Hubert Selby Jr.
American Psycho - Bret Easton Ellis

[Charz777]

The Great Gatsby - F Scott Fitgerald
Wuthering Height - Emily Bronte
Beloved - Toni Morrison
The Secret Diary of Adrian Mole Age 13&3/4 - Sue Townsend (Just because :D )

[Samantha]

I think 'Holes' is a great book to read, having read the book before watching the film I found it good to contrast and compare them both. For once I actually preferred the book due to it being more fast-paced than the film.

---------- Post added 27-09-2012 at 11:28 PM ----------


For the book poll:

Wuthering Heights - Emily Brontë
Never Let Me Go - Kazuo Ishiguro
The Lovely Bones - Alice Sebold
Requiem for a Dream - Hubert Selby Jr.
American Psycho - Bret Easton Ellis

I've read some of Wuthering Heights, it's fantastic. I came about it on the DS game '100 Classic Books Collection' that I got for 99p, it was interesting and I'm part way through it.

Another book I would suggest is Oliver Twist.

Sorry if we need authors, I forgot them :P.

[Foregetfuhl]

For the book poll:

Wuthering Heights - Emily Brontë
Never Let Me Go - Kazuo Ishiguro
The Lovely Bones - Alice Sebold
Requiem for a Dream - Hubert Selby Jr.
American Psycho - Bret Easton Ellis

The Lovely Bones is a fantastic read! My copy of that is sooo battered!

[LiquidLuck.]

The Pirate is an amazing book!

[karter]

Strangers on a Train - Patricia Highsmith

This is one of the best thriller novels ever. There is also an Alfred Hitchcock movie of the same name based on this book so you can judge how fantastic it is :-)

[Mark]

The Catcher in the Rye by J. D. Salinger

[Sho]

If you like romantic novels I really suggest An Offer You Can't Refuse - Jill Mansell
I couldn't put the book down

[Foregetfuhl]

Been re-reading Lauren Kate's 'Fallen' I literally can't put it down, I actually unbooked a slot when I was suppose to be on air today simply because I didn't want to stop reading!

[karter]

I recommend these for the book club as most people have read it and they are classics too :)

Little Women - Louisa May Alcott
Black Beauty - Anna Sewell
Pollyanna - Eleanor H. Porter

I read them all when I was like 9 and they are really close to my heart ehheh

[Sloths]

Not sure if I've recommended these before but these three are my favourite books at the moment:
Perks of Being A Wallflower - Stephen Chbosky (Not because of the movie coming out either)
Looking for Alaska - John Green
The Fault in our Stars - John Green

[Scotesh]

World War Z == AWESOME

[Derrener]

Miranda : Is It Just Me

Read it in 4 days

[Yaldi!]

The Host - Stephenie Meyer
Amazing book, I would write up the description but too lazy!;3 It's honestly an amazing book, read it in a night, and it's totally different from Twilight!
Sorry if someones already recommended this!(;

[Sloths]

Only 2/3s through Paper Towns by John Green but I also recommend it along with the others of his mentioned above :)

[Subject]

The Book Thief - Marcus Zuzak

One of my all time favourites and recommend it to everyone.

[LiquidLuck.]

Cba to find out if in the book club we've already had ''Lord of the Flies'', but even if we did, I think it should be there again. runeaddict99;

[Clumping]

It's not one of the most intelligent books, but I found it entertaining. 50 Sheds of Grey. Not shades, sheds.

[Yupt]

Room by Emma Donoghue. It's weird, but I can't put it down. So enjoy!

[Ashley]

Mistborn series by Brandon Sanderson. These are by far the best books I have ever read, regardless of genre. I also recommend The Power of 5 series by Anthony Horowitz.

If you enjoy fast-paced, well-written fantasy with an intricate storyline then either of these series are for you.

[LiquidLuck.]

Can I say Winnie-the-Pooh's books? :3 My childhood <3

[Sho]

The Uglies Series - Scott Westerfeld :D

[Euphoria]

I'm into the kinda fantasy/supernatural books...
So the book the 'Night World' (I think thats what it's called) written by L.J Smith is definitely a good read if your into that kinda of thing.
Theirs 3 volumes..and each volume or book has three stories in it..but it all adds up..and it is all kinda one story which you'll understand more off in the third volume.

[Zak]

The field of Redemore

The Battle of Bosworth, 1485.

Good read!

[Teabags]

Child 44
The Wasp Factory
Colditz: The Definitive History: The Untold Story of World War II's Great EscapesSurvival: Holocaust survivors tell their story
Alive.
A Child Called It

Hope you lot like them as much as I did.

[Grig]

George Orwell - Burmese Days

Classic tale of imperial discourse in the waning years of the British Raj.

But it probably won't be picked, because judging from some books, people on here like poorly written modern rubbish.

[HotelUser]

Title: A Song of Ice and Fire (Game of Thrones)

Appealing factors: magic, dragons, battles, sex

[LiquidLuck.]

I agree, Game of Thrones is really good!

[Sho]

Holes - Louis Strachar

I love that book :D

[karter]

midnight's children - salman rushdie :D

(it won the booker prize and booker of the bookers so it is obviously a great book)

[Krazybethw]

Morganville vampire series by rachel caine. Ive seriosuly read all 12 books in like 2 months xx

[Gibs960]

The five people you meet in heaven - Mitch Albom

Really enjoyed it, sad but also uplifting.

[karter]

The five people you meet in heaven - Mitch Albom

Really enjoyed it, sad but also uplifting.

HOLY **** FIRST PERSON I HAVE SEEN APPRECIATING THAT

THANK YOU. AND I KNOW, GREAT BOOK.

[Sho]

The five people you meet in heaven - Mitch Albom

Really enjoyed it, sad but also uplifting.

I love this book!

[Gina]

the ugly duckling, its fab guys
i promise xox esp pic versions

[Sho]

the ugly duckling, its fab guys
i promise xox esp pic versions

I used to read this all the time as a kid. Everytime I see it now though I think of Lilo and Stitch :]

[SheilaTanner]

The best book I read recently was Passport to Hell by Terry Daniels. It's the true story of an English girl who is wrongly accused of smuggling a million dollars worth of cocaine from brazil to spain and her fight for justice. i like it because of the huge unexpected twist, which is that whilst she is on bail, she is also wrongly accused of terrorism after somebody stashes a bomb and some guns in her house in a totally unrelated incident! there are bizarre twists and turns at every chapter of the book its definitely a must for people who like unlikely but true real life stories. the amazon for anyone whose interested http://www.amazon.co.uk/Passport-To-Hell-Terry-Daniels/dp/184953344X/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1356824498&sr=8-1

[Sho]

Grow Up - Ben Brooks
This book is just amazing, and really funny :)

[zombies]

The Hunger Game books.

[Empired]

The Luxe by Anna Godbersen
Just finished it now and I absolutely loved it. It took me about three attempts to start it before I got properly into it, but I'm so glad I kept going :) Probably not a book for males either xD

[LiquidLuck.]

SAVAGES!!! Please omg loved the movie, reading the book now and loving it!!!

[Red]

The fault in our stars - John Green!

[Circadia]

If you like The Hunger Games you'll probably like the Divergent trilogy (Third book release date is 26 September 2013) and the Delirium trilogy (Third book release date is 3 March 2013)

They are making the Divergent trilogy into films and they are making the Delirium trilogy into a TV series :')

[lawrawrrr]

If you like The Hunger Games you'll probably like the Divergent trilogy (Third book release date is 26 September 2013) and the Delirium trilogy (Third book release date is 3 March 2013)

They are making the Divergent trilogy into films and they are making the Delirium trilogy into a TV series :')

um definitely i just bought my second set because i left the first ones at home, it's sooo good.

[zombies]

all roald dahl books. used to love them when i was a kid!!

[iSherlock]

Shibumi by Trevanian
It by Stephen King
all Conan Doyle's books
Lolita
Momo
Who killed the Robins?
Silence of the lambs
Books of blood by Clive Barker

[Empired]

I've just finished reading Divergent and it was probably one of the best books I've ever read!! It's a trilogy (I believe) and it's all about a girl who has to choose whether to stay with her family or join another part of the city (I don't want to give too much away). If you liked the Hunger Games, I'm sure you'll like this although it's not a Hunger Games spin-off or anything :)

[Sho]

The Book Thief - Markus Zusak

[BigtimeRyan]

Hunger games series, Harry potter series, cherub series. Nuff said. All those will last you for agess

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[Habbz]

The Lord of The Rings; The Fellowship of The Ring, it's one of my favorite books

[Andii]

Loveeee the book soul surfer :) it's awsum lol ;) it's about a girl Bethany Hamilton ( also a film about it) and she's a pro surfer but gets one arm bit completely off and struggles to deal with things and surfing, then it tells us about how she overcomes it and surfs again :)

[Shar]

Haven't actually finished reading it yet but I think it's that good so far..

Beautiful Disaster by Jamie McGuire

[Okeanos]

Here is a list of some books I have read and some I want to read soon, all worth a discussion I think.


Sense and Sensibility by Jane Austen
Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen
Persuasion by Jane Austen
Mrs Dalloway by Virginia Woolf
Little Women by Louisa May Alcott
Ulysses by James Joyce
Les Enfants Terribles by Jean Cocteau
The Metamorphosis by Franz Kafka
Hedda Gabler by Henrik Ibsen (a play but whatever, still worth reading)
Middlemarch by George Eliot
The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas
The Diary of a Young Girl by Anne Frank

[karter]

the satanic verses - salman rushdie

(mild offensive content and might be banned in some countries)

[zombies]

the hunger games

[Sho]

Horns - Joe Hill

[Paige.]

kiss of death and all the adrian mole books

[Sho]

The Fault in Our Stars - John Green

[CammyPtheGreat]

Gates of Fire by Steven Pressfield

It's a story about the Spartans battle at Thermopylae. Although the story is fiction, the history, tactics, and training are all accurate. It's a really really great read.

[Ardemax]

The Fault in Our Stars - John Green

This. Like ten times over. Really is a well written and captivating book. Made me sad, but in a good way.

[Shar]

Hopeless by Colleen Hoover

[Lachlan]

If anything you would have to read a) The Harry Potter Series and b) Boy Overboard :) These are my favourite books ever. If your looking for a flash fiction story try Flowers for Algernon by Daniel Keyes, a beautiful story.

[Zak]

The Iliad by Homer

[iSherlock]

Momo by Michael Ende

[Succubus]

The Surgeon and The Apprentice by Tess Gerritsen
Empired;

[Empired]

From What I Remember by Stacy Kramer (I think)

lots of strong language throughout the book and erm maybe slightly inappropriate for younguns
but one of the best books i have ever read
Maria;
no
shut
up

[Phil]

Two books I'm read lately that were fab were The Fault in Our Stars by John Green and The Perks of Being a Wallflower by Stephen Chabosky (or something :P)

[Teabags]

the wicked wit and wisdom of winston churchill.
It's just a brief book of quips and quotes. It's quite amusing.

[Demi]

To Kill A Mockingbird :)

[Lingo10]

Middlesex by Jeffrey Eugenides

[Sho]

The Book Thief - Markus Zusak

[orientalframe?]

Two books I'm read lately that were fab were The Fault in Our Stars by John Green and The Perks of Being a Wallflower by Stephen Chabosky (or something :P)

BOTH OF THESE i've just finished reading both of these books and they are amazingggg :)

[LiquidLuck.]

Primo Levi - If This is A Man

I have to read this for my History class and it's actually an amazing book about the Holocaust. It tells you all this stuff that you can think of but not realize it, because it's actually his story as being anti-fascist in Italy and being sent to Auschwitz.
Mainly if you're interested in History, I'd advise you to read this.

[sexpot]

the call of cthulhu by hp lovecraft

[Sieglinde]

Skulduggery Pleasant series is a must read. :)

[karter]

Jane Eyre - Charlotte Bronte

[Empired]

Agreeing with the people above recommending The Perks of Being a Wallflower, but it's definitely not suitable for young'uns. The films is much much much cleaner than the book :o

[OldLoveSong]

Water for elephants- Sara Gruen . its amazing, kept me up til 4am reading it

[LiquidLuck.]

C. S. Lewis, all the 7 books from the Chronicles of Narnia :P

[Calum0812]

If you've always though Harry Potter is a book for geeks. You're probably the type of person who will enjoy it ;)

[Daltron]

some amazing recommendations here, going to look into a few to read :)

[Calum0812]

Finished reading 'War Horse' not too long ago. Really fab!

[Connected--]

1. The Fault In Our Stars by John Green
2. Possession; Abandon by Elana Johnson

[Reality]

Holes
Escape From Paradise
Guantanamo Boy
War Horse
(Miranda Hart)

[JaiHo]

Room by Emma Donoghue amazing book

"Jack is five. He lives in a single, locked room with his Ma."

[Lewis]

Finished reading 'War Horse' not too long ago. Really fab!

I read that book, it was really tedious and boring in my opinion lol. But, I am very picky when it comes to books.

[Evanora]

the goldfinch by donna tartt

it is mesmerising

[Lingo10]

Motherless Brooklyn by Jonathan Lethem
Middlesex by Jeffrey Eugenides (same author of the virgin suicides)

Both have dark moments to it but they are cleverly written and my favorites. You are truly engaged in what the main character is thinking. Their urges, decisions,etc.

[Shar]

John Green - The Fault in Our Stars

[David]

God, No!

[Cassiieee]

Goosebumps! xDDDD

[Drunq]

Goosebumps! xDDDD

OMG Cassie!!! I actually used to watch them on TV! :O

[Cassiieee]

OMG Cassie!!! I actually used to watch them on TV! :O

Ikrrrr, Same! haha!

[the.games]

Totally agree with the fault in our stars, an amazing book!

I also really enjoyed Wicked :).

[Cassiieee]

Pike

[Sho]

The Book Thief by Markus Zusak

[lawrawrrr]

I'd really recommend Room by Emma Donohughe, really simple book but really touches you. About a boy and his mother who are kept hostage. Cried more than once reading it!

[-Amyy]

The Spectacular Now by Tim Tharp :D

[Cassiieee]

I just wanted to be loved
(Based on a true story)