Best Book/Books You have ever read.

I recently got into a few books and one of them was simply amazing.

The knife of never letting go - Patrick Ness

This book caught my attention from the cover, and I opened it and read the summary. I was not interested at all and put it back and didn't think twice about it. Over the months I read about every good book our library has provided (Including the hunger games, and the sequel whitch I'm currently reading - suzanne collins.) So I looked to the internet to find a good book, and I stumbled upon something about the Knife Of Never Letting Go and a review on it. So I decided to try it out.

This book was fantastic, definitly my new favorite ever. I had to read it in under three days too, and the book isnt that small either. I was reading 24/7. I laughed. I cried. I was extremely shocked at some points and it even had great humor.

 

Lord of the flies was okay. But almost everyone has read it. It was required in jr. high(where I live) and it lacked the special vibe I love about books.

 

kinda like the giver

 

The giver was also great. The giver is very similar to the book im talking about. You'd probably like it if you liked the giver.

 

I loved a book called "The Name of The Wind". It's sequel should be out soon.

It's about an arcanist. So, kind've like magic.

But it can be quite complex at times, which makes it awesome. I love books that require a certain level of intelligence to read.

 

generally a preteen book, but the outsiders

 

Definitely The Catch in The Rye

 

I've always liked the Harry Potter series. Although, the movies weren't like the books whatsoever, I like them also .

 

I liked that book "The Cat in the Hat" myself, but other than that I don't do much reading.

 

Running Man

 

That is also one of the best books out there.

 

I remember reading a book called "A child called it"

It was about a boy getting abused by his mom and was based on a true story. It was one of the books i actually wanted to keep reading (We read in class).

 

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Harry Potter and the Order of the Pheonix.

 

a child called it, the lost boy, a man called dave, the tomorrow series, the boy in striped pjamas and to kill a mockingbird

 

The Harry Potter series

 

A few that I would reccomend. Mature: America, Waiting for Normal (More of a younger maturity.) The Giver, Go Ask Alice.

Exciting Books: Hunger Games trilogy (Very entertaining), The knife of never letting go - the ask and the answer (My favorites), Peeps (Downright excitement each page.)

 

Life of Pi is an amazing book.

 

Ender's Game is my favorite by far, followed by the Chronicles of Narnia, Hatchet, The Giver, The Dark is Rising, Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter, etc.