For those who read

[Believe.]

I am currently at the library and i'm wondering, is there a book you can add onto my booklist?

[Beetbox]

What kind of books do you like?

[Boxy]

Well... what sort of books are you interested in?

You should look up books by Ellen Hopkins (crank, glass, impulse, fall out, burned, tricks, identical) I think those are all of them so far. They rock.

Books by Patrick Jones are also quite interesting.

Also:
"Go Ask Alice"
"Push"
"Wayne"
"Becoming Anna"

I love too many books.. this is a bad question for me to answer lol

[Nicole!]

I agree with Ellen Hopkins, she is my favorite author

[MegaMadness]

Three Men In A Boat or Triple Jeopardy

[Carpe Diem]

These are really popular so I wouldn't be surprised be you've already read them:

Series of Unfortunate Events
Harry Potter Series
Twilight Series

Honestly didn't know time could go by so fast until I read these.

[Cabron]

I agree with Harry Potter. I generally can't stand fantasy, but those books are nothing short of magic.
Hmm...I really liked The Real Question by Adrian Fogelin, The Freedom Writer's Diary, A Tree Grows In Brooklyn, and Memoirs of a Geisha. Give those ones a go.

[OMFG!You'reActuallySmart!]

We could recommend a plethora of books to you OP but without knowing what you like, it becomes us guessing what you may like and what we like/know of. I'll give little summaries in brackets about the books, so you have a rough idea of them.

Using the above sentence, here are some books I think are quite good:
- Mind Hunter: Inside the FBI's Elite Serial Crime Unit by John Douglas and Mark Olshaker (John Douglas was a FBI profiler and if you like shows such as Criminal Minds, you'll like this book as Douglas kind of resembles Agents Rossi, Gideon and to an extent, Dr. Reid).
- Nineteen Eighty-Four by George Orwell (classic book about life in a Utopia where there is immense control and the book is a satire of various politics).
- The Da Vinci Code and Angels and Demons both by Dan Brown (detective novels, both are also as great movies)
- The Vampire De Sade by Mary Ann Mitchell (book of Marquis de Sade, a real person back in the 1800s who is reincarnated as a vampire. De Sade, as a person, wrote books combining sadism, violence, going against the Church, etc... .). Eventually the word sadism was derived from his name, "de sade".
- One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest by Ken Kesey (setting is in a psychiatric ward in a hospital back in 1960s). There's also a movie but I think the movie is horrible.
- any books by Ann Rule (forensic psychologist, details various cases in interesting ways)
- Bloodletting & Miraculous Cures by Vincent Lam (book is about medical students as they're studying in medical school, I found it to be amazing). I think the picture of the heart on it looks similar or may be the same as that in the opening of the series House and there are similarities in the book with the show.
- The Serpent's Egg, The Burning Crown and The Twisted Blade all by J. FitzGerlad McCurdy (science fiction books, similar to Harry Potter). There are a bunch of other books by this author but the 3 listed above are from "The Serpent's Egg Trilogy", which I liked.
- The Moonstone by Wilkie Collins (detective novel, the moonstone is a diamond bringing misfortune to its owner).
- House for Mr. Biswas by V.S. Naipaul. I absolutely hated this book, found it boring the most boring book ever as it takes so long for anything to be introduced. However, others apparently loved it as being the best book so you'll love it or you'll hate it.

[Believe.]

i'm into fiction and mystical creatures such as vampires mostly but non-fiction sounds like a step up! thanks all of you! i'll be busy for the next few months, my librarian told me to join this thing at our school... you read and it summons you for a raffle for movie tickets, that's not why i'm reading though XP i read _lips touch three times, it was pretty good Anyways, you've given me 24 books to choose from not including the three series =] i'll let you all know if i made it through the end of the list :]

[Believe.]

Originally Posted by Boxy

Well... what sort of books are you interested in?

You should look up books by Ellen Hopkins (crank, glass, impulse, fall out, burned, tricks, identical) I think those are all of them so far. They rock.

Books by Patrick Jones are also quite interesting.

Also:
"Go Ask Alice"
"Push"
"Wayne"
"Becoming Anna"

I love too many books.. this is a bad question for me to answer lol

thank you! i'll make sure to write these down! :] and nothing wrong with reading hahahah i'm glad you were there to answer =]

[Believe.]

Originally Posted by MegaMadness

Three Men In A Boat or Triple Jeopardy

do you know the autor? lol thanks!

[Believe.]

Originally Posted by Carpe Diem

These are really popular so I wouldn't be surprised be you've already read them:

Series of Unfortunate Events
Harry Potter Series
Twilight Series

Honestly didn't know time could go by so fast until I read these.

thanks! i'll try!! the last series of books i read were cirque du freak by darran shan and i thought i'd never finish hahah :]

[Believe.]

Originally Posted by Come As You Are.

I agree with Harry Potter. I generally can't stand fantasy, but those books are nothing short of magic.
Hmm...I really liked The Real Question by Adrian Fogelin, The Freedom Writer's Diary, A Tree Grows In Brooklyn, and Memoirs of a Geisha. Give those ones a go.

hahah okay, um memoirs of a geisha sounds familiar, i think i've seen the book! :] thank you! i'll give these a try two!

[Believe.]

Originally Posted by WOW!USaidSomethingSmart!

We could recommend a plethora of books to you OP but without knowing what you like, it becomes us guessing what you may like and what we like/know of. I'll give little summaries in brackets about the books, so you have a rough idea of them.

Using the above sentence, here are some books I think are quite good:
- Mind Hunter: Inside the FBI's Elite Serial Crime Unit by John Douglas and Mark Olshaker (John Douglas was a FBI profiler and if you like shows such as Criminal Minds, you'll like this book as Douglas kind of resembles Agents Rossi, Gideon and to an extent, Dr. Reid).
- Nineteen Eighty-Four by George Orwell (classic book about life in a Utopia where there is immense control and the book is a satire of various politics).
- The Da Vinci Code and Angels and Demons both by Dan Brown (detective novels, both are also as great movies)
- The Vampire De Sade by Mary Ann Mitchell (book of Marquis de Sade, a real person back in the 1800s who is reincarnated as a vampire. De Sade, as a person, wrote books combining sadism, violence, going against the Church, etc... .). Eventually the word sadism was derived from his name, "de sade".
- One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest by Ken Kesey (setting is in a psychiatric ward in a hospital back in 1960s). There's also a movie but I think the movie is horrible.
- any books by Ann Rule (forensic psychologist, details various cases in interesting ways)
- Bloodletting & Miraculous Cures by Vincent Lam (book is about medical students as they're studying in medical school, I found it to be amazing). I think the picture of the heart on it looks similar or may be the same as that in the opening of the series House and there are similarities in the book with the show.
- The Serpent's Egg, The Burning Crown and The Twisted Blade all by J. FitzGerlad McCurdy (science fiction books, similar to Harry Potter). There are a bunch of other books by this author but the 3 listed above are from "The Serpent's Egg Trilogy", which I liked.
- The Moonstone by Wilkie Collins (detective novel, the moonstone is a diamond bringing misfortune to its owner).
- House for Mr. Biswas by V.S. Naipaul. I absolutely hated this book, found it boring the most boring book ever as it takes so long for anything to be introduced. However, others apparently loved it as being the best book so you'll love it or you'll hate it.

These all sound very interesting, thank you! I'll probably try the vampire de sade first of all of these! :]

[Melody Pond]

Originally Posted by WOW!USaidSomethingSmart!

- Mind Hunter: Inside the FBI's Elite Serial Crime Unit by John Douglas and Mark Olshaker (John Douglas was a FBI profiler and if you like shows such as Criminal Minds, you'll like this book as Douglas kind of resembles Agents Rossi, Gideon and to an extent, Dr. Reid).

I have just ordered this on your recommendation
I am way too obsessed with Criminal Minds

[mae_kas]

For fiction I'd recommend His Dark Materials which is an awesome triology, Paul Gayman's Good Omens for non fictions Dostoyevski's Crime and Punishment is good too

[Believe.]

Originally Posted by mae_kas

For fiction I'd recommend His Dark Materials which is an awesome triology, Paul Gayman's Good Omens for non fictions Dostoyevski's Crime and Punishment is good too

thank you i will certainly look