If you're between the ages of 11 and 19, what kind of books and plots do you like to read?

Question

I'm just getting some ideas. Your feedback would be appreciated. Thanks.

Answer 1

Im 17 and i read lots of vampire books like :

Twilight Series

I Vampire

The vampire de sade series

But i also like to read books about culture and life

such as

A thousand splendid suns

the bonesetters daughter

the kite runner.

aand just fun reads for me such as

The confessions of max tivoli

a hundred years of solitude

Answer 2

I like mistorys, Historical fiction, science fiction, and some romance.



P.S. I'm 18

Answer 3

Well, i like to read some interesting novels like air born, and mystery books, and i like comics to, Manga books are ok, and i like some national geographic.. im 14 years old... i also like books that give good information on atoms, the earth, human body.. etc I also like darran shan books, he has a good series, demonata series is great for horror people good luck :)

Answer 4

twilight, gossip girl  and the clique.

Answer 5

I'm 18

I like books with lots of hidden meaning mostly fiction. I love characters that are witty and troubled. Dark comedy.I read mostly  Charles Bukowski and Tom Robbins and have almost finished most of there novels.  

Answer 6

15 here, I like crime, I mean in books xD

Answer 7

I guess it's because I've been at an adult reading level since I was 8 years old, but I love books that make me think. Stephen King books are great, as well as The Da Vinci Code.

If not that, I like reading fantasy or adventure, such as Harry Potter or Tunnels.

(If you don't know what Tunnels is about, I suggest you look it up. It's a great book.)

Answer 8

I'm 16, but usually anything; risque, unconventional, dystopia like, or about s*x works. OR a combo of all of those. Good Luck. Somtimes it's not even what it's about, it's just how it was written. Gilmore girls storyline wasn't very crazy but the way it was written was different enough to keep people interested.

Answer 9

I highly recommend the Twilight Series and the Gossip Girl Series. Twilight is a dark romance with action, and the Gossip Girl books are about the scandalous lives of the over privileged. They are awesome, read them, you'll love them!  

Answer 10

mostly fantasy....i really liked Garth Nix's books (Sabriel, Lirael and Abhorsen are a trilogy; Shade's Children was good too, but i didn't re-read it a lot like i did with the Sabriel trilogy.)

i also liked the Seventh Tower Series, it's a series of very short books, fairly quick reads but very interesting plot. the series is also by Garth Nix, the first book is called The Fall.

I also really liked Lynne Ewing's series Daughters of the Moon....ordinary girls, set in Los Angeles, with some classic (greek) myths mixed in to give it plot. has romance, powerful women, very cool outfits, and theyre about 250 pages each - there's at least 15 of them though.

EDIT: i read some books when I was in middle school, called "Cages" and "Cat Running" which were both really good.

Answer 11

I'm 16 and I like reading most anything, as long as it's well written like the person up there said. My favorite genres are romance, mystery, and adventure. I like it when there are friendship themes involved as well. I'd say you should write whatever type of book you like best. It will make it easier and more fun for you. It'll also show through in your writing. When an author is enthusiastic about what he/she is writing, it carries into the writing itself. I'd say try and fit a romance and/or friendship theme into the plot if you can. Most people like reading about things they can relate to, and as a teenager friends and relationships are some of the biggest parts of your life. Whatever you chose, though, be sure to have fun with it. Writing is a great thing to persue. Good luck with it (:

Answer 12

If you like reading romance, funny books try -

Rachel Gibson she is part of the Little Black Dress Books

I love reading her books

Hope this helps

xxxx

Answer 13

I like reading romance novels by Jude Deveraux, Judith Mcnaught, Stephenie Meyer and the like, alternated with suspense, action novels by John Grisham, Dan Brown and also Classic novels by Bronte, Wilde, Dickens. I love reading stories with very unlikely events and plots that are not confusing but rather, makes you think and when the revelations come makes me say, "oh!". I personally prefer the Classics over the modern actually. I just read the modern novels to keep up with my peer's interests but the classic novels have such beautiful constructions. Hopefully I helped you out with this one and didn't confuse you. :)

Answer 14

the boyfriend list :13 and up

Answer 15

twilight and uglies