Recommend a book

[kooldude23]

Now I dont know if these have been mentioned because I cant be arsed to read all 10 pages but;

Mark Haddon - The Curious Incident Of The Dog In The Night Time

The Karen Slaughter series (for the crime fiction fans (In the incorrect order))
Kisscut
Blindsighted
Indelible
Genesis
Triptych
Skin Privilege
A Faint Cold Fear
Faithless

An American perspective of the 1970's in England
Bill Bryson - Notes From A Small Island

Ian Caldwell & Dustin Thomason - The Rule Of Four

Dan Brown - The Lost Symbol

[Cherry]

I recommend "Tomorrow, when the war began" by John Marsden. It's an amazing book, and it's part of a series. Great read!

[LeBlue]

Eragon, Eldest, Brisingr, Inheritence.

4 very good books apart of 1 series.

[Lost_Addict]

Hyperion, Fall of Hyperion, Endymion, Rise of Endymion

Fantastic quadrilogy.

[Andii]

I would recomment the series of I AM NUMBER 4 the books are unreal apparently

[Eoin247]

Mark Haddon - The Curious Incident Of The Dog In The Night Time

Dan Brown - The Lost Symbol

Listened to the audiobook of the first one when i was small and read the Dan Brown novel. Both are excellent. I would say that "The Lost Symbol" is one of Dan Browns' best books to date.

I have to do a bit more reading, i've been lazy on that part recently. One of the more recent books that i've read is "The Lovely Bones".

It's a very good book, but don't read it if your looking for a "pick me up" sort of book. It's an excellent read but is also a very sad story.

[Rozi]

If I'm honest I didn't think the lovely bones was that good, it was a strange mix between a sort of 'young-adult' book and an adult book. It just didn't wash quite right with me.

I've been reading Great Expectations in school by Dickens which I would really recommend, even if you're not particularly interested in reading classics. I've also been reading the Mr. Ripleybooksby Patricia Highsmith which are really fantastically written and not to heavy. Oh and just started Great Gatsby which is superb so far!

[GirlNextDoor15]

erm.. any books by Deepak Chopra

[MrMonkeyDeamon]

Power of five is a epic read. And i don't even like to read.



Ravens gate
evil star
Night rise
necropolis

[Sloths]

Have finally been able to get a hold of The Hunger Games trilogy and so far what I've read has been awesome

But others are like the Harry Potter series, Malorie Blackman novels, (I know they're kinda tween aimed but)JacquelineWilson books, The Secret Life of Bees... I could list loads butthey'rejust off the top of my head