Find an autobiography of your favourite person.... right now im reading the Fernando Torres autobiography

What kind of genres do you like? Or are you trying to find something new?

If you want to read something with a lot of meaning, read The little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry. Actually it's a french book for kids, but there's a lot between the lines that mean so much. I love it.

Besides that I can recommend you:

Sara Gruen - Water for Elephants
Markus Zusak - The Book Thief
Carlos Ruiz Zafón - The Shadow of the Wind

And if you're interested in thriller as well, you should read a book by Simon Beckett or John Katzenbach.

If you like Sci-Fi, Wake by Robert J. Sawyer is a fun one.

If you want some kinda fantasy/horror, i recommend anything by Darren Shan.

If you're looking for a kinda teenage romance, anything by Sarah Dessen.

If you're looking for a spy kinda thing The Alex Rider Series by Anthony Horowitz.

That should keep you going for a while =P

Have you tried Dan Brown? Most of his books are the most awesomeness-ness-ness-ness-ness-ness things you will ever read.
I recommend The Da Vinci Code, Digital Fortress, and The Lost Symbol (Angels & Demons and Deception Point are good, but those three are better).

How about Pay It Forward by Catherine Ryan Hyde? It is one of my favourite books ever!

Bran Hambric: The Farfield Curse by Kaleb Nation. The book is not a masterpiece, but it is quite good. This guy has a YouTube blog and runs websites such as TwilightGuy and ShiverGuy.
Check him out Kaleb Nation Official Site - KalebNation.com

Lord of the Flies by William Golding.

One book I definatly recommend is The Green Mile by Stephan King.

Of course, there is Harry Potter and Twilight (I prefer Harry Potter).

Or Shiver by Maggie Stiefvater

Right now I'm reading a book called The Red Necklace by Sally Gardner. I'm really enjoying it It's set in the French Revolution and tells the story of a gypsy boy and an aristrocat's son - but it's not a love story!

I've just read the Adrian Mole diaries by Sue Townsend - hilarious from start to finish, even had me laughing out loud on the train!

Tombgeek wrote:

Have you tried Dan Brown? Most of his books are the most 1.)awesomeness-ness-ness-ness-ness-ness things you will ever read.
I recommend The Da Vinci Code, Digital Fortress, and The Lost Symbol (Angels & Demons and Deception Point are good, but those three are better).

How about Pay It Forward by Catherine Ryan Hyde? It is one of my favourite books ever!

Bran Hambric: The Farfield Curse by Kaleb Nation. The book is not a masterpiece, but it is quite good. This guy has a YouTube blog and runs websites such as TwilightGuy and ShiverGuy.
Check him out Kaleb Nation Official Site - KalebNation.com

Lord of the Flies by William Golding.

One book I definatly recommend is The Green Mile by Stephan King.

Of course, there is Harry Potter 2) and Twilight (I prefer Harry Potter).

Or Shiver by Maggie Stiefvater

1)You use that at the end of a sentence, my friend.
2) NOO, DON'T GO TO THE DARK SIDE!!

I definitely second Water for Elephants.
You could try Ayn Rand (The Fountainhead, Anthem, etc.).
The Kite Runner.
Augusten Burroughs if you're into autobiographies.
I really liked The Speed of Darkness by Elizabeth Moon.

If you're going for something at an easier reading level: Chris Crutcher. I'm quite fond of a few of his, namely Deadline or Chinese Handcuffs.

Peeling The Onion by Wendy Orr.

It's a novel we just finished reading for English. Sure, most school novels are crap but this one really suprised us all. Its a bit of a depressing novel ; it follows the story of a girl who is involved in a horrific car accident. It may not sound like much from what I just told you, but it is amazing.

Happy reading!

Twilight was written on a MacBook Pro, so therefore it is awesome!!!!!
Just kidding, no, I am just suggesting (even though I, along with a majority of other males, dislike it).

Tombgeek wrote:

Twilight was written on a MacBook Pro, so therefore it is awesome!!!!!
Just kidding, no, I am just suggesting (even though I, along with a majority of other males, dislike it).

:o

That's it...I'm throwing my MacBook Pro in the trash and never touching one again...

Veronika Decides to Die - Paulo Coelho

One of my favorite book outthere, and I read it when I was the same age as you,, so I guess it's perfect.

moot wrote:

:o

That's it...I'm throwing my MacBook Pro in the trash and never touching one again...

.......Can I have it? :D:D:D:D:D:D:D
Hey, it will save me 13 grand (if I manage to save up 13 grand).