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Can anyone recommend a good book to read?

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im not to much into reading so when i do it has to be good. I've read a child called it. Harry potter, Narnia, Da Vinci Code and etc..

Can anyone recommend another great book to read?

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You can read the Left Behind series..

Here are some books you might like:http://www.teenreads.com/
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read the twilight series. the books are soo good!
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Nailed,Cheated,Things change-Patrick jones

The pigman,the pigman's legacy,the pigman and me-Paul Zindel

She's come undone-Wally lamb(there is s*x in it) so you should be mature.

Uglies,pretties,specials, extras- Scott westerfield

You've been warned- James Patterson(mature_

Camilla-madeline L'engle

The secret life of bees-Sue monk kidd

The great Gatsby-F. Scott fitzgerald

To kill a mocking bird-Harper lee

The vampire diaries

The face on the milk carton series- Caroline B. Cooney (very good)

Code orange-Caroline b. Cooney

The maximum ride series- James Patterson

Fault line-?

Catcher in the rye-J.D Salinger

when the wind blows,The lake house-James Patterson.

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THE TWILIGHT SERIES R THE BEST BOOKS IN THE WORLD I CAN TELL YOU ALMOST EVERY THING BOUT THEM

SO I DEFINITELY RECOMMEND THEM!!!!!!!!!!!!

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The "His Dark Materials" series is excellent. The Golden Compass is the first book of the three. Kind of a fantasy adventure, much like the Narnia tales. I couldn't put it down.
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How about Biographies on various people that interest you? Or may I suggest books written by Bryce Courtney,he is such a powerful Author.Many of his books have become movies, such as The Power Of One or the Potato Factory
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Maybe you'd like some of Sarah Dessen's books. They are kind of angsty. (Like 'A Child Called It') I'd recommend 'The Truth About Forever', or 'Dreamland' by her. Those are my favorites.

You may enjoy the Twilight series, those are very popular with people who also enjoy Harry Potter.

Dan Brown's other book, 'Angels and Demons' is also very good, if you enjoyed 'The Da Vinci Code'.

The Uglies series by Scott Westerfeild is also very popular.

Also. The Gemma Doyle trilogy by Libba Bray is very good.

Most of those books are geared towards females, in the YA category. Contact me if you'd like more boy-ish books. Those I've got aplenty.

Happy reading.
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If you are non-religious or unsure, try Gaia by James Lovelock.
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If you liked the Narnia series, you'll probably enjoy JRR Tokiens books, "The Hobbit", and the Lord of the Rings trilogy.

Also try the different series written by Janette Oke. These include the Canadian West series, Seasons of the Heart series, and others. You will need to read them in order and some have several books in the series, like the Keepsake series and Love Comes Softly series. She has also written several individual books about "Women of the West" Virtually all these are pioneer stories and she's an excellent author.

Check out Louis L'amour's "The Last of the Breed" and "The Walking Drum".

Frank Peretti's "This Present Darkness" and "Piercing the Darkness".

These are all excellent books by superb authors.

There are others I'd recommend, but start with these.
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the author Sarah Dessen has plenty of great books

the Mediator series by Meg Cabot is also good

and i loved the books Blue Bloods, Nobody's Princess, and The perks of Being a Wallflower
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Why not try Buffy The Vampire Slayer? Loved that series. Devoted my book cabinet to storing those books. Still have many more to collect, lots more space remaining...
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the mortal instruments trilogy by cassandra clare

twilight saga by stephenie meyer

house of night series by p.c + kristin cast

vampire academy by richelle mead

the morganville vampires series by rachel caine

guardians of time trilogy by marianne curley

the power of five series by anthony horowitz

the inheritance cycle by christopher paolini

maximum ride series by james patterson
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A fascinating biography that is getting great reviews is "Ibn al-Haytham: First Scientist" by Bradley Steffens. It tells the inspiring, true story of a medieval Muslim scholar who overcame bouts of mental illness to develop the scientific method two hundred years before the Europeans learned of itÃ¢Â€Â”by reading his books. The author just received the Theodor S. Geisel Award for the best book published by a San Diego County author last year. You can find reviews of the book and a sample chapter at http://www.ibnalhaytham.net/ Enjoy!
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TWILIGHT SERIES R AWAY TO GO BUT DONT READ THE BACK IT MIGHT SPOIL IT FOR YOU

AUTHOR: STEPHENIE MEYER

BOOK: TWILIGHT, NEW MOON, ECLIPSE, BREAKING DAWN

RAITING: FIVE MILLION STARS

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Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand is AMAZING! A bit though provoking and may cover topics that you may not understand if you're a young reader. But nonetheless, it's still amazing.
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Twilight series and Vampire academy series are two good series.
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