Good book you've read

Do you guys have any good books you would like to recommend. I've read a good book called Tenderness by Robert Cormier, and another good book called The Five People You Meet In Heaven by Mitch Albom.

anything by richard laymon. he is awesome.

White Oleander, its sweet.

Anyone that likes horror should love Stephen King's Pet Sematary or The Dreamcatcher :)

the lovely bones, i think its by cathy something? i dont know if anyone does help me out lol there ya go i loved that book.
jbn

Wasn't it by Alice Sebold? I'll check. :)

Yup, Alice Sebold, I read that book. I loved it. :)

lol thankyou for correcting me...i had cathy something in my mind lol well i love that book and i have tons more in my room i could add to this list..ill do that in a bit.

JBN

A really good book I would recommend for people in grades 8-12 is We All Fall Down by Robert Cormier. It's a really good book when I finished I was like O.o.. Lol. But it is a great book :)

Daddy's little Girl and No Place like home- Mary Higgins Clark, She keeps you on the edge of your seat!

I thought I was the only one who read Mary Higgins Clark books. Nice to see someone else does too :)

The Lord of The Rings, every single book...

SOOoooo oood with a "g"

I read Lovely bones, the beginning kinda creeped me out

Lovely bones is indeed a good book, I finished it off in one day.

Any historical romance books are also good.

But despite everything esle. I favour my loyal colouring book.

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(")-(") Arrivederci!

I havent read the lovely bones, BUT I have read another book by Alice Sebold, its called 'Lucky', its about rape just to warn anyone who wants to read it.

Anything by Barbara Earskine is amazing.

Also for anyone who likes books about depression and such like, 'Out Of The Dark' by Linda Caine and Robin Royston is a fanstastic read. Would totally recomend it.

Love and Hugs
xX MAZ Xx

JJ I love her!...you read her books also? I'm reading Pretend you dont see her now...her books are interesting..i really reccomend her!

Anyone who likes riveting crime and courtroom drama based on true cases would enjoy reading any of these three books by Vincent Bugliosi:

Helter Skelter
Till Death Do Us Part
And the Sea Will Tell

Helter Skelter is one of the most chilling books I have ever read. It tells the story of a psychotic, cult-like killer and his band of groupies who commited multiple murders of Hollywood's elite, grisly crimes that literally shocked the world.

Anything by Amelia Attwater-Rhodes or Anne Rice

anything by james hadley chase

"Sabriel", "Lirael", and "The Abhorsen"..The trilogy by Garth Nix. Also, see "Shade's Children" by him.

And also "Cut" by Patricia McCormick.

And "The Me Nobody Knew" by Shannon McLinden.

AND "The Giver" of course...by Lois Lowry.

"Sabriel", "Lirael", and "The Abhorsen"..The trilogy by Garth Nix. Also, see "Shade's Children" by him

I agree as well, fantastic books, also:

Mister monday
Grim tuesday-------------all are the seven keys to the kingdom series by garth nix
Drowned wednesday

Also
Eragon and eldest both by christopher paolini

Also
The bartimaeus trilogy by johnathan stroud..

all brilliant books if you like garth nixes work

Death, Be Not Proud by John Gunther

To Kill A Mockingbird, by Harper Lee

Dogsong, by Gary Paulsen

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The House of the Scorpions by Nancy Farmer, Flowers in the Attic by V.C. Andrews. Both are great books.

Steven Kings Dark Tower Series
I've read them all but the last one. Part 7. I cant wait to get it. It's like $38 though...(its on my xmas wish list)

ok ok i said id add more books so here they are!

Sweetblood by Pete Hautman
(I love this book!)
Twin Sister and Twin Terror(to part series) by Janice Harrell

Silent to the bone by E. L. Konigsburg

Speak by Laurie Halse Anderson
(one of my all time favorites!!!)

Also i love Harry Potter so i love all the books, they kept me going, i spent 2 days not doing homework and stuff just to read it, my mom was mad lol.

but those are some of the recent books I've read...

i had more on a list of "to read" but i havent read them couse our library sucks...now i lost the list...

i heard

breathing under water was good

and

the bell jar

i dont know who they are by and i havent read them!! so im just going off of others!

much love
JBN

(this is probabply the longest post lol)

The author of "Eragon" has continued the series with a book called "Eldest" (he plans on starting a third book after he finishes the "Eldest" book tour)

go ask alice
Speak
Cut
Harry Potter
Eragon
Edgar Allen Poe
Sabreal
I have lived a thousand years
The Pianist

Walk Two Moons by Sharon Creech.

I love raulgh dahl!!!!!!!! I dont know how to spell his name! But his books are for like 6th graders but i love them! they are so cute!
I love 'The Witches' by Raulgh Dahl
he also writes
Charlie and the chocolate factory
Charlie and the great glass elevator
Esio Trot (Tortoise backwards!)
Georges marvelous medicine

Jonathan Kellerman -- Rage

Danielle Steele -- Kaliedscope

and everthing else by Danielle Steele. She's an amazing writer, but Kaliedescope is my favorite.

and of course The Notebook, and the follow up The Wedding. I forget who writes those.

Has anyone read the Agatha Raisin books?

Deception Point- Dan Brown

That is one hell of a book.

My mom is reading Dan Brown's The Da Vinci Code. She says it is a good book.

God Don't Like Ugly Is a Classic Good Book xoxo-Nikki-xoxo

To Kill a Mockingbird Is Too

Watership Down.. that is if you like rabbits, and Good Omens, that book is funny.
$Greedy$

Anything by Ridley Pearson.

Darkspell

The Gates of Rome by Conn Iggulden.

Take all the factual knowledge of Julius Caesar and add some good cleanly written fiction onto those bones... Excellent read.

Band of Brothers by Stephen A. Ambrose.

Biased in many ways to the American point of view but a captivating read all the same.

the book is called ttyl and its really good its all in iming and i think that is really cool i get in to it really good b/c thats all i do!!!!!!!!! lol