Do you know any good book?

[-Athena-]

The Percy Jackson series is pretty good too' date=' you might want to check them out.

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I read them all already but yeah, it's a really good series :).

 

P.S- I see you got a new avatar.

[Raiza]

The Percy Jackson series is pretty good too' date=' you might want to check them out.

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I read them all already but yeah, it's a really good series :).

 

P.S- I see you got a new avatar.

 

Have you read the H.I.V.E. series? they are cool too.

 

P.S. yeah I got a new avatar, its from my request thread but I'm waiting to see if anyone else will do it.

[Susie]

Hooray for Maximum Ride! Read that. It's great!

 

The book series mentioned up above

and the pit dragon trilogy are good

[DARKPLANT RISING]

Thanks for your suggestions everyone :).

 

I'm currently reading "The Amulet of Samarkand" but still' date=' keep the suggestions coming.

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How is it?

[-Athena-]

Still reading it, it's pretty good so far :).

[Cowboy Dan]

Harry Potter- Me Love It.

Drink tea while you read it, it makes you feel like on' o' em' fancy Brits up in New Angland'!

[-Athena-]

Harry Potter- Me Love It.

Drink tea while you read it' date=' it makes you feel like on' o' em' fancy Brits up in New Angland'!

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I love that series!!! Too bad I already read it....

 

I wish there was an eight book.

[General Smiley]

there's not much else that I can say, except to mention that I love the inheritance trilogy, have wanted to read tunnels, liked the spiderwick chronicles, have heard lots of good things about percy jackson, and that I have a brother who says he loves the hunger games. Other than that, I don't know many good books.

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Oh, I know a few. Read elephant run, peak, or sasquatch, all by roland Smith. He writes a ton of good books.

[Flaring Rose]

CHERUB or Alex Rider.

 

I dunno if it's your style of books' date=' but personally, I love them.

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I <3 you.

CHERUB is a good book, involving teenagers, relationships, and adventure. I love the books, but I need to get more.

[Brandon Michael Geren]

The Secrets of the Immortal Nicholas Flamel series.

[A King by Rights]

The Troy Series is really good, i seen no one mentioned them. Book 1 is called Lord of the Silver Bow the are written by David Gemmell. Also it not fantasy and it is short but a book called Heroes by Rober Cormier is a fantastic read 1 of my faves evah!! Also The Chronicles of Narnia, u read them?

[Master White]

Try reading some tom Clancy books, they are adult books, but they are good ones. Also, try reading some Artemis Fowl books, i recomend you start at the beginning, I started form the second, read the first, the the third and fourth and etc. They are all good books. I need to read the 6th and seventh book, though.

 

Also, I have read Maximum ride. It was the first series I read all the way through. I hated the ending, and yet, others still liked it. So go ahead and read it, but if you do, be prepared for the worst ending in the history of endings.

[Luna Lovegood]

Harry Potter

The Secrets Of The Immortal Nicholas Flammel

Ordinary Boy

Cherub

Henderson's Boys

The Bartimeus Trilogy

The Ranger's Apprentice

Bad Dog

 

Included some variety :)

[-Athena-]

Harry Potter

The Secrets Of The Immortal Nicholas Flammel

Ordinary Boy

Cherub

Henderson's Boys

The Bartimeus Trilogy

The Ranger's Apprentice

Bad Dog

 

Included some variety :)

 

From the look of your avatar and username, I can tell that you like HP. However, I've already read that book :). But I'll consider the other ones.

 

Thanks for taking your time to reply (this applies to everyone).

[The Final Messenger]

I have afew horror/fantasy/mystery books if you like those kind(s)

 

The Demonata Series

The Cirque du Freak Series

Artemis Fowl Series

Half-Moon Investigations

The Supernaturalist

The Last Dragon Chronicles

The Name of this Book is Secret Trilogy (I don't know the series name but I know there are 3 maybe more are coming out so for now it's a trilogy)

Percy Jackson

That's All I Can Name Off that I Like

[General Smiley]

Hmm, this is giving me some good ideas of books to read over the summer until the fourth eragon book comes out. Well, I'll have to get reading them.

[-Athena-]

Hmm' date=' this is giving me some good ideas of books to read over the summer until the fourth eragon book comes out. Well, I'll have to get reading them.

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You're waiting too? Lol. I hate how he makes us wait for the last book...I wanna read it now....

 

(wow, I didn't expect so many replies..)

[General Smiley]

I want to read it yesterday, but then again, we can't always get what we want. Oh well.

[Spoon]

I don't know if they've already been mentioned, but here are some books I've read and - literally - changed my life in some points:

Hi there,

 

Discworld: Read it, loved it. Seriously, I think Terry Pratchett is the second most hilarious man in the history of literature. Imaginative from start to finish, with funny characters, funny dialogue and funny stories. A must read if you have anything for humorous literature. He's of course, only second in command... right after Walter Moers, writer of The 13 1/2 Lives of Captain Bluebear... while I don't know how famous he's outside of germany, if you have the chance to read one of his books (preferable the one I mentioned above), do it, noone I ever met regrets it.

 

Everything from Neil Gaiman: This guy is a genius. Period. Neverwhere, American Gods, his work with Terry Pratchett in Good Omens, Coraline and so on! Every single book is a must read for me, and I guess most of the people who've read them would agree. His writing style is... a little strange, I have to admit that, but it fits the books nontheless and makes them so unique.

 

Riverworld by Philip José Farmer is another series of books I highly recommend reading. Though it has its flaws (in my opinion) in overly detailed descriptions and a highly debatable ending, it's still full of ideas and imagination. Also it's something that will keep you entertained for a looooong time... because we're talking about approximately 2000 pages (well... in german that is, I guess in english it's a bit less)!

 

Stephen King, King of Horror (what a pun) is also someone not to forget on this list. The Stand is classic, frightening yet addicting as hell. His newest novel The Dome is also something I can recommend to anybody who likes horror stories, thrilling from start to finish. Though I disadvice to read The Black Tower... but that's just my personal opinion.

 

Did I forget anyone? Well, most likely... it all depends on the genre you would want to read. I'm, of course, a fan of Fantasy- and Horror-literature, therefor I read the stuff mentioned above. If you're looking for serious books, I won't be of any help, I don't read those...

 

So long,

 

Spoon

[Great Unclean One: VK]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Lesser_Key_of_Solomon

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Satanic_bible

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Book_of_the_Sacred_Magic_of_Abramelin_the_Mage

 

Interesting books are interesting.

 

Not to mention a good read on a chilly winter day with a bowl of chili.