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Ooooooh that's supposed to be very good!
Also:
Refugee by Alan Grantz is super good!! He has some other books too (I highly recommend them all)
Ooooooh that's supposed to be very good!
Also:
Refugee by Alan Grantz is super good!! He has some other books too (I highly recommend them all)
I just read a really good one! its called "Eleanor Oliphant Is Completely Fine" and it was awesome! The characters are really quirky and it's just a really fun book. Another one is "When Elephants Fly" and its centered around a girl who is developing Schizophrenia. Those are my only two recommendations for now! I also love anything by Joan Bauer, specifically "Almost Home" and "Hope was here" but those two are a little more focused on younger kids around the 11-13 rage. I still love em though!
Uglies by Scott Westerfield - sci fi, dystopian, a little slow but fantastic worldbuilding!
AW YES JOAN BAUER IS AMAZING!!! I also recommend her books Peeled and Close To Famous. Hope Was Here and Almost Home are my favorites!!
(ALSO MASSIVE KUDOS TO HOPE WAS HERE FOR BEING SET IN WISCONSIN!!!!!)
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THE BOXCAR CHILDREN
ANYTHING BY CHRIS HART
THE BIBLE
Um….
THE BACK OF FROOT LOOPS BOXES
LOL
THE BACKS OF AIR REFRESHERS
Soap bottles! Those weird hand creams that your mother buys! Whatever the hell you call those not-bubble baths where you add the stuff and it smells nice but you can't make bubble hats or beards!
Land of Stories, Chris Colfer
Princess Academy, Shannon Hale
Keeper of the Lost Cities, Shannon Messenger(25 days until Flashback release!!!!!!!)
YOOOOO I love Princess academy!!! Did u know that there are two more books?
The Penderwicks is a really good series! It's technically classified as Children's, but it's very well-written and cute!
High key read the Lockwood and Co Series by Jonathan Stroud!!!!! In my opinion, the writing quality is top notch, up there with JK Rowling and Rick Riordan (and I quote: "Stroud is a genius" –Riordan) in terms of humor, narrative flow, and getting to understand the characters to the point where you feel like you know them as people (the best part of reading!!) It's a supernatural action 5 book series!! Totally worth it!! I cried when it was over because I needed more
Just finished the Selection series and would totally recommend I ended up crying so much
I recently read the Program by Suzanna Young and I thought it was great. It really shows the effects of depression and suicide. Definitely recommending it.
Just finished the Selection series and would totally recommend I ended up crying so much
Best series ever. I cried too. It's nice to meet another fellow Selectioner :) Welcome to the fandom.
The Mysterious Benedict Society
Skulduggery Pleasant
The Book Thief
Tell the Wolves I'm Home
The Sun Is Also A Star
Divergent
Everything, Everything
'The Secret History' by Donna Tartt
Honestly, even the ACTUAL Secret History is cool. It's a wildly inflammatory account of the Byzantine Empire, written by the same guy who heralded the greatness of Justinian and his wife, Theodora. He first wrote about how great they were, but had an entirely separate work calling them the worst people to live, ever. I highly recommend it!
Teehee 69th post
Here's a list of personal favourites:
-Half Upon a Time series (includes Half Upon A Time, Twice Upon a Time, Once Upon the End) Author is James Riley
-Entwined by Heather Dixon
-The Sisters Grimm series by Michael Buckley
Ooh yes! I’ve read the Sisters Grimm close to 15 times
Ashtown burials, Shadows of Sherwood, W.A.R.P. The Reluctant Assassin, The Kane Chronicles
That's the best I got. I suggest you read them in this order…
1, 2, 4, 6, 7, 3, 9, 8, 5, 10
Easiest reads to hardest reads. Or if you want the best series first then read them in this order…
1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 10, 3, 7, 9, 8
Hope this helps! :D
Good Omens
The Legend Trilogy
The Woodcutter Sisters (!!!!!!)
I'm about 100 pages into Glass Sword and I really like it! I know a lot of people hate the Red Queen series but I think it's really good!
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