What is a good book to read ?

Question

that is thematic

but not boring and is suspenseful

Answer 1

The Redemtion of Althlus by david eddings

Answer 2

the TWILIGHT series by stephenie meyer .. they're AMAZINGG!!

Answer 3

My absolutely favorite series is Warrior Cats by Erin Hunter. It is amazing!!!!!!!!!!!    

Answer 4

The Amityville Horror Story (A true New York haunting).

Answer 5

"A child called it" - byt dave pelzer

"The lost boy" - by Dave pelzer

"A man named Dave" - by dave pelzer

they are in order, its a sreies of his life! it is amzin, he had such a rough life. read it!!

Answer 6

ps i love you  

all the harry potters

Answer 7

If you want to be scared The Exorcist

Answer 8

Picnic at Hanging Rock (Joan Lindsay)

Rebecca (Daphne de Maurier)

Harp in the South (Ruth Park)

The Wrong Way Home (Peter Moore)

He died with a felafael in his hand (John Birmingham)

Don't tell mum I work on the oilrigs she thinks I play piano in a wh***house (Paul Carter)

Answer 9

the giver,animal farm,nd Best 1 "like water for chocolate"

Answer 10

American Gods is a novel by Neil Gaiman. The novel is a blend of Americana, fantasy, and various strands of ancient and modern mythology, all centering on a mysterious and taciturn protagonist, Shadow. It is Gaiman's fourth prose novel, being preceded by Good Omens (a collaboration with Terry Pratchett), Neverwhere, and Stardust. Several of the themes touched upon in the book were previously glimpsed in The Sandman graphic novels, for which Gaiman may be best known.[citation needed]

The book was published in 2001 by Headline in the United Kingdom and by William Morrow in the United States.

A signed and numbered limited edition has been released by Hill House Publishers. It is 12,000 words longer than the mass market editions and represents Neil Gaiman's preferred edition. This is the version now in print from Headline in the UK.[citation needed]

Gaiman's subsequent novel Anansi Boys was actually conceived before American Gods, and shares a character, Mr. Nancy. It is not a sequel but is a part of the same fictional world. The novella, "Monarch of the Glen" (from the Legends II anthology, later collected in Fragile Things), continues Shadow's journeys. This latter story also features the characters of Mr. Alice and Mr. Smith, a pair of dubious men who also appeared in a Gaiman short story called "Keepsakes and Treasures", suggesting that this tale is a part of the American Gods universe as well.

On February 28, 2008, Gaiman announced on his journal that for one month, the complete text of American Gods would be available to the public on his publisher's website.[1]

this book was given to me by a loved one, and i have passed it on to a couple dozen people. good fiction.

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but if you want something facinating based on fact, read "The lost German Slave Girl," by john Bailey~ its a courtroom drama based on a true case in antebellum louisiana involving mistaken identity of a white slave.  its the only book i've read in recent years that adresses the issue of white slaves and black slave owners.

(fyi at the time of the san domingo slave rebellion 1804, there were 10 black people who owned slaves to every 1 white person who owned slaves, and slaves came from all races, not exclusively african.)  

Answer 11

'behold a pale horse' by william cooper

Answer 12

Da Vinci Code

Answer 13

In Cold Blood

Gone With the Wind

Of Human Bondage

These are my favorites. The last one is boring unless you are really into the main character. I don't know why I like it so much. I think it's because the main character thinks a heck of a lot. The first two I listed are definitely not boring, I've read them both at least 5 times.

Answer 14

escaping the giant wave by i forget but it was a really good book but it is short and not hard

Answer 15

A good teenage book/serice is the 'cherub' sciries otherwise i recomend stephen king books

Answer 16

any classic book is good to read because you know its going to be good because its already considered a classic.

but one thats suspensful,  one of my favorites is dr.jekyll and mr.hyde

but try any classic

Answer 17

I'm not sure about suspense. But " To Kill a Mockingbird" is a really good book.

Answer 18

thirteen reasons why by jay asher. Just finished and it is a very interesting, heart thumping book.

Answer 19

In preparation for a trip I just finished two books about people that traveled around Cape Horn in sailboats.  Also read books about climbing Mt. Everest.  These are for my adventurous side.  I also read two books written by the distinguished Barack Obama.  Walk the aisles at your local library and pick books that interest you.  Reading is one of the most exhilarating things you can do to educate yourself about the world.  If you travel do in depth reading about the country you are visiting.  

Answer 20

The TIme Traveler's WIfe - Audrey Niffenegger

You need to be specific, what kind of book you looking for?  What are your tastes?  

Answer 21

there's some good reads by lee child.

Answer 22

i like the notebook

and the morning gift bit romantic

sputnik sweetheart is good

and  others by the sam author

but the classics are good

pride and prejudice

LOTR

Emma

oliver twist

that kind

hope it helps

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Answer 23

eragon by christopher paolini.

Answer 24

Black Lightning by John Saul

Answer 25

have you ever heard of ted dekker?

there's a series that you have to read!

the first book is called showdown and the second book is saint and the third book, which just came out in stores I think, is called sinner. I haven't read the last one yet, but I'm sure it's gonna be awsome! hope I could help!