What book would you recommend for me to read?

Question

I like almost all kind of books and I love reading very descriptive and long novels. I am 13 and read very advanced novels. If you have any recommendations of books you read or heard about any good authors please feel free recommend them. Thanks! :)

Answer 1

Wicked!

If you haven't already.

Answer 2

Twilight!

And A Wrinkle In Time.

Those are my flavorites.

Answer 3

To Kill a mockinbird

Sisterhood of the traveling Pants

Wicked Series by nancy holder  

Answer 4

How about trying

To Kill a Mockingbird, Anna Karenina, Madame Bovary, or Lolita?  

Answer 5

Read The Catcher in the Rye.

Answer 6

Pride and Prejudice

The Scarlet Letter

Jane Eyre

A Great And Terrible Beauty

Twilight Saga

I've read all of them, they're great.

(Edit) Oh, I just thought of a really good one that you might enjoy. It's really advanced though.  

Sophie's World! You should check it out!

Answer 7

kewl... i realllllllllllly liked the Left Behind Series by Jerry B. Jenkins and Tim LaHaye (i think thats how u spell it) also books by Frank Peretti or by michael chrichton are REALLY good...

Hope that helps!! =D

Answer 8

I love all books by scott westerfeld > the secret hour, uglies, so yesterday

Also try;

Clique

Grist

Ysabel

Out of the Dust

The lottery  

Answer 9

There is a book called The Pillars of the Earth, by Ken Follett. It is a pretty long book, but it sure goes fast. Great book. One of my all time favorites.

Answer 10

Of the books mentioned, I think that you may find Madam Bovary a bit beyond you. Middlemarch by George Elliot and Madam Bovary are sometimes thought to be the best novels ever written, although I'm sure many people will disagree. I personally found them a little dry and prosaic, but it is a personal preference after all.

Anna Karenina was also a bit tiresome and long.

I do not suggest that you read Lolita. Inappropriate, although a brilliant book.

To Kill a Mockingbird might actually be a bit simple for you, although the story is absorbing and it has a good message.

I think the Catcher in the Rye is over-rated, but its a must for any high school student.

Scarlet's Letter is boring and over-rated.

Pride and Prejudice is probably enjoyed mostly by people who enjoy that strictly Victorian style of writing. To me, rather like a long soap opera.

Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte = Yes! Brilliant Gothic victorian novel :)

I haven't read the other suggestions, but u might enjoy Monte Christo my Alexandre Dumas

Answer 11

you should try Phillip Pullmans 'his dark materials' trilogy. Dan Browns books are good if you like action/suspence.....I read cornflake boxes if there's nothing else available.