I really want to start reading again :wink:.. .So any recommendations with a bit of info about the book are welcome 
Thanx in advance
Thanx in advance
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Recommend me some Books to read :)
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I highly recommend the book 'Go Ask Alice'. I'm reading it again now, and I still find myself interested.
It is a diary of a girl caught up in finding herself, and in hard drugs, who almost makes it to a better life. And for a feel of how the book goes, listen to the song by Jefferson Airplane, 'White Rabbit'.
Another good book; 'Under the Wolf, Under the Dog'. About a teen boy who runs away from home after his mother passes. Really on par with people who enjoyed 'The Perks of Being a Wallflower'.
If you haven't read these already, that is. Enjoy. [CENTER]
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Depending on what you're into try The Crimes of Love by The Marquis de Sade; it's a series of stories, mainly set in France about various ladies and how they are seduced, sodomised, abused and various other things. It sounds nasty, but it's actually quite a good read, it shows you how ahead of his time, De Sade was.
Catch 22 by Joseph Heller is also a good one. It's about a guy who pretends he is injured so he can't fight in the war. Very good. Classic. -
The Dormouse wrote:
I highly recommend the book 'Go Ask Alice'. I'm reading it again now, and I still find myself interested.
It is a diary of a girl caught up in finding herself, and in hard drugs, who almost makes it to a better life. And for a feel of how the book goes, listen to the song by Jefferson Airplane, 'White Rabbit'.
Another good book; 'Under the Wolf, Under the Dog'. About a teen boy who runs away from home after his mother passes. Really on par with people who enjoyed 'The Perks of Being a Wallflower'.
If you haven't read these already, that is. Enjoy.
Thank you...:D They seem interesting...
p1|[#3|2;810737 wrote:
Depending on what you're into try The Crimes of Love by The Marquis de Sade; it's a series of stories, mainly set in France about various ladies and how they are seduced, sodomised, abused and various other things. It sounds nasty, but it's actually quite a good read, it shows you how ahead of his time, De Sade was.
Catch 22 by Joseph Heller is also a good one. It's about a guy who pretends he is injured so he can't fight in the war. Very good. Classic.
Wow I was thinking more of something like I dunno.. teen fiction or supernatural stuff... I haven't read in a while so I thought I'd start off again by something a bit lighter... Anyway thanks a lot [SIZE="4"]Don't want to wake up...[/SIZE] -
The Fountainhead. It's hard to say what it's about. On the top it's about architecure. Art.
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If your not looking for novels, try the artemis fowl series. Loved them, personally.
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red fish blue fish changed my life.
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Catcher in the Rye is a great book.[SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]...
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See_Right_Through_Me wrote:
teen fiction or supernatural stuff
I'll have to say twilight series, by Stepheine Meyer, before somebody else says it, only book I've really read and liked..
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I'd recommend Across the Nightingale Floor by Lian Hearn... it'd be in the teen section and it's got a lot of magic/supernatural stuff in it as well as war, love etc. One of my favourite books.
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Eragon, and then the sequel Eldest. And then the sequel to that Brisingr, which is out in 22 days
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I reccomend anything by Darren Shan. His Vampire Saga is more fantasy/adventure and his Demonata Saga is more Horror/Fantasy.
The first book in the vampire saga is called - Cirque de Freak. 12 books in all, I've read them all, Loved them.
The first book in the Demonata saga is called - Lord Loss. 7 books out so far, more to come, read all the ones out, Loved them! These books are V.GORY! Lots of death and blood, lots of detail.These lies are leading me astray, it's too much for me to stay.[SIZE=4]
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Read Cirque de Freak in English a long time ago.. don't remember much of it but what I did remember was good
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Darren Shan books are really enjoyable!
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Anyone I meet who asks this question, I usually reply with Nineteen Eighty-Four or Animal Farm by George Orwell, but I reckon you've probably read those. I'd really like to read some more George Orwell actually...
I'm currently reading Wild Swans by Jung Chang, which is incredibly good and very enlightening about things I've been pondering for a long time, so that's definitely at the top.
Have you ever actually read the Winnie the Pooh books by A. A. Milne? They're a lot of good fun and I challenge you not to love Eeyore as he is in the books. Disney mangled him.[CENTER]
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Jimbo Jones wrote:
Catcher in the Rye is a great book.
Its a great teenage book - I did it for my English Literaturte GCSE a few months ago.
I have also written a set of 5 books myself if you want me to mail you them.
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The Fountainhead. It's hard to say what it's about. On the top it's about architecure. Art.
It's the best book I have ever read.
its about mans ego
and a helluva long book"Something to relieve the pressures of their everyday life, like having to tie their shoes. " -
Its a great teenage book - I did it for my English Literaturte GCSE a few months ago.
I have also written a set of 5 books myself if you want me to mail you them.
Tom
send me them too"Something to relieve the pressures of their everyday life, like having to tie their shoes. " -
books too read would be
Salem"s Lot
The Stand
The Lion's Game Nelson Demille
The enders game"Something to relieve the pressures of their everyday life, like having to tie their shoes. " -
the time travelers wife - audrey niffenegger
the lovely bones - alice sebold
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