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edited March 2009 in General Discussion
I am in need of some good books to read, as i am home schooled and need an idea of what books to buy at the store. <br>I pretty much read anything interesting, so if you have any books that you have liked just list them. :]<br>And i am in need of ideas for story ideas, as i love to write.<br>Thanks. :D
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  • If you're into ghost stories Heat Shaped Box by Joe Hill is amazing. Well, I thought it was anyway. My other friend refused to finish it. But shes just another 'I only like vampire love stories since Twilight came out' person.
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  • Thanks. :D<br>Lmao. I loved the books of twilight BEFORE everyone was overly obssesed and the lame move came out. :lol:
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  • Lol, I know right? Also Nikki Sixx's autobio was amazing...well if you like Nikki Sixx xD
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  • Mkay. Writing it down. (:
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  • oh this is right up my alley... i read more then a person should.<br><br>Um a few that I like are<br><br><span style="font-style:italic"><span style="text-decoration:underline">The Wizards first rule </span></span> By Terry Goodkind This is a Seris but i have only read the first book becuse that is all i own and i haven't made a trip to the libray lightly<br><br><span style="text-decoration:underline"><span style="font-style:italic">Her Majestys Wizard</span></span> By Chistopher Stasheff this is also a seris<br><br>um i have more it these don't strike intrest...
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  • ehm. pretty much anything by Anne Rice,<br>Blood and Chocolate<br>(any books written by) Sherrilyn Kenyon<br>ehm... uh... erm.... <br><br>OH<br><br>Impulse, Crank, Burned, Glass (by Ellen Hopkins)<br><br>graphic novels.... and comic books. XD<br><br>I am a comic dork. wiv my batman and superman. heh.
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  • Impulse, Crank, Burned, Glass (by Ellen Hopkins)
    <br><br>Those are for a little more mature readers just so you know. They are also written in a different way. It's almost like poetry. I started reading these when I was 15. I just haven't read Glass yet.<br><br><br>The Alice books by Phyllis Reynolds Naylor are good. The first one in the series is Beginning with Alice, I think. As the books go on she gets older. It goes from gradeschool to her in highschool and as you read it gets more mature but I think they are fine since I read them maybe around 11-13. <br><br>Warriors by Erin Hunter is a series I love even if its about cats that live in clans in the wild. xD It is below my reading level but I still enjoy them. <br>^-^<br><br>I will have more ideas later after I glance at my collection. xD
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  • Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass-(and What Alice Found There)<br><br>just cos any mention of Alice sends me spiraling into fangirling for Alice in Wonderland.<br><br>I RP as the Red King lololol
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  • edited March 2009 82.5.41.25
    If you're into your fantasy novels then I know a few good ones. (These titles I have read over and over.)<br><br>The Farseer Trilogy - Robin Hobb<br>The Liveship Traders Trilogy - Robin Hobb<br>The Tawny Man Trilogy - Robin Hobb<br>(The Tawny man is the follow up to the Farseer, but the Liveships kinda links in aswell. But the Liveship isn't essential to read to keep the plot of the others, if you know what I mean? :shock: )<br><br>The Belgariad - David/Leigh eddings<br>The Mallorean - David/Leigh Eddings<br>(These two are both a series of 5 books each and they DO follow on)<br>The Elenium - David/Leigh Eddings<br>The Tamuli - David/Leigh Eddings<br>(These are both a trilogy and follow on from each other)<br>The Redemption of Althalus - David/Leigh Eddings<br><br>Can you tell I have certain favorite authors? lol<br><br>Also, if you like animal/fantasy books<br><br>The Wolves of Time - Journeys to the heartland - William Horwood<br>The Wolves of Time - Seekers at the Wulfrock - William Horwood<br>(These two follow on from each other, I have read these books SO many times I can almost quote entire passages from them. Well worth a read if you like that kind of thing. I read both books in about 2 days)<br><br>Ok, thats it. I'll shut up now :)<br><br>PS. I have that same red nose rhoesia lol.
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  • You should also look into <span style="text-decoration:underline">Temeraire</span> by Naomi Novik if you have not done so already.
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  • Thanks everyone. <br>:D<br>I'll be sure to write these down.
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  • tarnish wrote:
    Impulse, Crank, Burned, Glass (by Ellen Hopkins)
    <br><br>Those are for a little more mature readers just so you know. They are also written in a different way. It's almost like poetry. I started reading these when I was 15. I just haven't read Glass yet.
    <br><br><span style="font-size:92">I loved these books, but yesh, for mature readers. xD<br>I thought the poetry style was amazing though. :3<br>Pretty cool. :D<br>You should check them out ^_^</span>
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  • Sybhat3 wrote:
    If you're into ghost stories Heat Shaped Box by Joe Hill is amazing. Well, I thought it was anyway. My other friend refused to finish it. But shes just another 'I only like vampire love stories since Twilight came out' person.
    <br><br>i loved that book!
    It's just life. You'll get over it.
  • Neal Shusterman’s novel “Unwindâ€
  • City of Ember series! They are amazing!!!<br><br>Books in series (in order)<br><br>1. City Of Ember<br>2. People of Sparks<br>3. Prophet of Yonwood<br>4. Diamond of Darkhold
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  • I'm a fantasy nut... so, if you need fantasy, here are a few:<br><br>-Artemis fowl: 6 books as of now, first book is titled Artemis Fowl.*<br>-Inheritance: 3 books, soon to be 4. First book is titled Eragon.*<br>-Serpents Egg: 3 books, first book is called The Serpents Egg.**<br>-The Fire Demons: 2 books as far as I know, first book is called The Fire Demons. (Same author as above)<br>-Percy Jackson and the Olympians: 4 books, soon to be 5. First book is called The Lightning Thief.**<br>-Harry Potter: 7 books, first book is called The Philosophers Stone.<br><br>*-highly recommended<br>**-VERY highly recommended
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  • Ebony wrote:
    I'm a fantasy nut... so, if you need fantasy, here are a few:<br><br>-Artemis fowl: 6 books as of now, first book is titled Artemis Fowl.*<br>-Inheritance: 3 books, soon to be 4. First book is titled Eragon.*<br>-Serpents Egg: 3 books, first book is called The Serpents Egg.**<br>-The Fire Demons: 2 books as far as I know, first book is called The Fire Demons. (Same author as above)<br>-Percy Jackson and the Olympians: 4 books, soon to be 5. First book is called The Lightning Thief.**<br>-Harry Potter: 7 books, first book is called The Philosophers Stone.<br><br>*-highly recommended<br>**-VERY highly recommended
    <br><br>Highly recommend Percy Jackson and the Olympians also. ;D<br>But for Harry Potter isn't the first book called The Sorcerer's Stone? Cause that's what it says on my book. o__o;<br>Unless I can't read. XD
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  • BlueIsis wrote:
    Ebony wrote:
    I'm a fantasy nut... so, if you need fantasy, here are a few:<br><br>-Artemis fowl: 6 books as of now, first book is titled Artemis Fowl.*<br>-Inheritance: 3 books, soon to be 4. First book is titled Eragon.*<br>-Serpents Egg: 3 books, first book is called The Serpents Egg.**<br>-The Fire Demons: 2 books as far as I know, first book is called The Fire Demons. (Same author as above)<br>-Percy Jackson and the Olympians: 4 books, soon to be 5. First book is called The Lightning Thief.**<br>-Harry Potter: 7 books, first book is called The Philosophers Stone.<br><br>*-highly recommended<br>**-VERY highly recommended
    <br>Highly recommend Percy Jackson and the Olympians also. ;D<br>But for Harry Potter isn't the first book called The Sorcerer's Stone? Cause that's what it says on my book. o__o;<br>Unless I can't read. XD
    <br>It depends on what country you bought the book in
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  • M A X I M U M R I D E<br><br>The fifth book comes out on Monday -dances-<br><br>Let's see... The Sookie Stackhouse novels are my home skillet, but they're kind of mature, so if you're not older than, say, 15-16...<br><br>xD
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  • Ebony wrote:
    BlueIsis wrote:
    Ebony wrote:
    I'm a fantasy nut... so, if you need fantasy, here are a few:<br><br>-Artemis fowl: 6 books as of now, first book is titled Artemis Fowl.*<br>-Inheritance: 3 books, soon to be 4. First book is titled Eragon.*<br>-Serpents Egg: 3 books, first book is called The Serpents Egg.**<br>-The Fire Demons: 2 books as far as I know, first book is called The Fire Demons. (Same author as above)<br>-Percy Jackson and the Olympians: 4 books, soon to be 5. First book is called The Lightning Thief.**<br>-Harry Potter: 7 books, first book is called The Philosophers Stone.<br><br>*-highly recommended<br>**-VERY highly recommended
    <br>Highly recommend Percy Jackson and the Olympians also. ;D<br>But for Harry Potter isn't the first book called The Sorcerer's Stone? Cause that's what it says on my book. o__o;<br>Unless I can't read. XD
    <br>It depends on what country you bought the book in
    <br><br>wellll...technically, Jo Rowling wrote it as philosophers, and the americans turned it into sorcerers cos they're american.... XD
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  • I don't know if you want an extremely long list or not, but I will tell you some of the ones I am in the process of reading. (I am in the process of reading 5 books, so...) I like animal books, so those are practically the only ones I read. <br><br><span style="text-decoration:underline">All Creatures Great and Small</span> by James Herriot (all of his books are good)<br><br><span style="text-decoration:underline">Marley and Me</span> by John Grogan<br><br><span style="text-decoration:underline">Dewey</span> by Vicki Myron<br><br><span style="text-decoration:underline">Tahn</span> by L.A. Kelly<br><br><span style="text-decoration:underline">Amazing Gracie</span> by Dan Dye and Mark Beckloff<br><br>And I have to agree with tarnish that the Warriors series by Erin Hunter is very good.
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  • Anything written by Ellen Hopkins<br>Maximum Ride by James Patterson<br>I just started warrior cats like an hour ago, but I like it so far.
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  • Thanks everyone.<br>I'm going down to the mall today to get some books. I'll be sure to look through the books to find the ones suggested.
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