Looking for books to read!
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UnseenWombat
[14] Master
I finished up Skinjackers. It's fair, but not nearly as good as Hunger Games. I'm on the third book of Maze Runner now. It starts off really slow, and I almost didn't bother with the second book, but it seems to be getting better as it goes along.
Jessey
[01] Neophyte
I agree with google, The Hunger Games is a great book, and so are the 2 sequels.
My personal favorite series is The Rangers Apprentice, written by John Flannagan. It is fictional. I highly recommend it. the story takes place in the castles and kingdom days. The main characters are very like-able and if you're like me and hate books without sequels this book has 9 (;
My personal favorite series is The Rangers Apprentice, written by John Flannagan. It is fictional. I highly recommend it. the story takes place in the castles and kingdom days. The main characters are very like-able and if you're like me and hate books without sequels this book has 9 (;
WindupSkeleton
[14] Master
If you're into rushed, disappointing endings, then sure, read the Hunger Games trilogy.
Obligatory mention goes to the Song of Ice and Fire series because it's just THAT good.
Would also recommend "The Book Thief", which I need to re-read now, and also "His Dark Materials" trilogy (Philip Pullman) for some easy, but interesting reading.
Also, Ayn Rand's "Atlas Shrugged" is a good, thought provoking tome.
Others include:
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night time
Cloud Atlas
Shades of Grey (Not the porny "50 Shades of Grey" one) is one my boyfriend says to read. It sounds pretty interesting.
Anything by Terry Pratchett, if you've got an off-kilter sense of humour.
Obligatory mention goes to the Song of Ice and Fire series because it's just THAT good.
Would also recommend "The Book Thief", which I need to re-read now, and also "His Dark Materials" trilogy (Philip Pullman) for some easy, but interesting reading.
Also, Ayn Rand's "Atlas Shrugged" is a good, thought provoking tome.
Others include:
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night time
Cloud Atlas
Shades of Grey (Not the porny "50 Shades of Grey" one) is one my boyfriend says to read. It sounds pretty interesting.
Anything by Terry Pratchett, if you've got an off-kilter sense of humour.
The Landslide
[13] Hero
Cloud Atlas is such a fun read. Props for mentioning that one.