Book Recommendations?
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Thread Topic: Book Recommendations?
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He made mythology so interesting for me, I wish he was my ancient history teacher. My expectations were not met...
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Yeah, me too!
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I REMEMBERED THE SERIES I FORGOT ITS SO COOL ADN ADVENTUREY BUT ITS MORE FOR TEENS CONSIDERED THE NATURE OF THE BOOK BUTS ITS AWESOME.
Pendragon by D.J MacHale, its a series!
I REMEMBERED! -
bunnirox1686 Newbienatuhleegayle-Um, I dunno, what graphic novel? Dork Diaries is at Barnes and Noble here in New Jersey... It's by Rachel Renee Russel, funny name, I know. Or, you could try the Percy Jackson series, or Hoot by Carl Hiaasen, or Flush, also by Carl Hiaasen.
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Pendragon is the series's name the first book is called "The Merchant of Death"
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Fairygal NoviceUmmmmm... Just to say that I posted in the last page.
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The Geek Novicejust henry
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The Geek Novicehunger games
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I am going to watch that on Sunday.
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Oh, oh, Peeta or Gale?
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DragonRider294 ExperiencedObviously The Hunger Games...
But also Dark Heavens (Kylie Chan), 3 books... White Tiger, Red Phoenix, Blue Dragon... beautifully amazing and written by an aussie :P
The Scarlet Pimpernel (Baroness Orczy, one book only)
Millennium Trilogy (The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo, The Girl Who Played with Fire, The Girl Who Kicked the Hornets Nest)
The Chronicles of Narnia
Dragon Rider by Cornelia Funke (no, not like Eragon but still good)
And one of my faves, Shapeshifters Series by Amelia Atwater-Rhodes (5 books: Hawksong, Snakecharm, Falcon Dance, Wyvern Hail, Wolf Cry)
ENJOY! xoxo -
Have you read The Kane Chronicals by Rick Riordan? They're a good series; not too sure if the last book has come out yet so that's something to look forward to.
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Series of unfortunate events
Demonata
Larten Crepsly Saga
Cirque Du Freak
Vampirates
Rot And Ruin
Lord Of The Rings
The Thin Executioner
The Undead Series (which is actually really funny)
The Game Of Thrones
Harry Potter
100 Cupboards
The Woman In Black
The Eleventh Plague
The Missing Series
Tunnels
Incarceron
Sapphique
The Hobbit
Blood Letters and Bad Men....and a lot of others which i dont want to name really -
miumiutheemu NoviceRight, no vampires means that I can instantly forget about the numerous volumes of vampire-romance books my friend has made me read. I honestly can't tell you how pleased I am. Hrmmm...Let's see. How about:
-the Gone series by Michael Grant- basically Lord of the Flies with a bit of X-men mixed into it.
-Any books by John Green, so Looking for Alaska, Paper Towns, The fault in our stars, An Abundance of Katherines... They also provide very interesting facts along the way, but that's mostly in an Abundance of Katherines. No, those books didn't make me sound so intelligent. You can blame that on all of my factoid books and my medical encyclopaedia.
-Lord of the Rings. They take time, but it's worth it and your teachers will probably think that you're some kind of genius. I'm not saying that you're not, any insult was unintended.
-Any book by Terry Pratchett. You're spoiled for choice, as he's written 70-something books. I recommend the Discworld series.
-Runemarks by Joanne Harris. As well as it's sequel, Runelight. They're based on norse mythology, and the creepy thing is that you find yourself falling in love with Loki (the one who kills Bragi, god of song, "spawns" several monster kiddies and leads the monsters against the gods at ragnarok).
Just a note on Norse mythology, Thor is fine, if you don't mind him ALREADY BEING MARRIED. And being kinda slow. And Loki is also fine, aside from the fact that (you guessed it) he's ALREADY MARRIED! I think that he is forced into marriage by the other gods. I'm not sure, I need to look it up. (Yay! Another reason for me to go on about norse mythology! And mythology in general! Win!)
That's all I can come up with, but I'll raid my extensive bookcase just to give you something more to read. -
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