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Post your favorite book(s), one of my favorites would have to be "Speak" by Laurie Halse Anderson.

Post yours!

EDIT: Shit, forgot all the books in the Alex Rider Series, those pwn <3
 
Stormbreaker by Anthony Horowitz.

I've read three of his books, and i love them all.

I'm now reading a book from him called "Skelleton Key".
 
What's so funny? You asked for your favourite books, and i gave them to you.
 
Greatest book I've ever read.

Under the Wolf,Under the Dog by Adam Rapp

http://www.amazon.com/Under-Wolf-Dog-Adam-Rapp/dp/0763618187


Grade 10 Up–Sixteen-year-old Steve Nugent recounts the events that brought him to Burnstone Grove, a therapeutic facility for teens with substance abuse issues and/or suicidal tendencies. Intellectually bright, emotionally immature, and only moderately adept socially, Steve is coping with his mother's death, his older brother's suicide, his father's depression, and his own erratic behavior. With customary fluency when dredging these psychosocial swamps, Rapp creates a likable character leading an existence so grim that his crimes seem understandable. Steve has a better sense of humor than the antiheroes of Rapp's Little Chicago (Front St., 2002) and 33 Snowfish (Candlewick, 2003), perhaps because his life went awry a bit later than theirs. Steve is credible both as the awkward and intoxicated teen who doesn't deal appropriately with the brush off he gets from a popular girl and as the understanding friend who remains open-minded upon learning that a boy he admires is both gay and manipulative. The author explicitly describes the violence his protagonist experiences: when Steve finds his brother's body, there is an anatomically detailed description of how strangulation looks. However, while Steve's prehospitalization life clearly was spiraling out of control, he now seems to be truly on the mend, and the story's denouement finds him on the verge of reestablishing contact with his father. Rapp offers teens well-constructed peepholes into harsh circumstances, with a bit of hope tinting the view.
 
Myron Bolitair series by Harlan Coben

Domain trilogy (Domain/Resurrection/Phobos) by Steve Alten

Eragon series (so far, at least) by Chris Paolini

and we cant forget The Alphabet of Manliness by Maddox
 
Eragon, Eldest, The Pendragon Series, all books by Garth Nix, and the harry potters also the Da vinci code
 
Oprah's Favorite Books:

A Return to Love
by Marianne Williamson

To Kill A Mockingbird
by Harper Lee

The Bluest Eye
by Toni Morrison

Their Eyes Were Watching God
by Zora Neale Hurston

Discover the Power Within You
by Eric Butterworth

I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings
by Maya Angelou

The Seat of the Soul
by Gary Zukav

Reflections on the Art of Living: A Joseph Campbell Companion
edited by Diane K. Osborne

Honestly I have never heard of any of these except, 'I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings'. I read it in English class like a month ago.
 
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Lord of the flies
A Father's Story (nonfiction)
The Body
Rita Hayworth and the Shawshank Redemption
Needful Things
Harry Potter (the entire series)
 
Animal farm
um Slam-Which is a book about s 16 year old boy living a good life in england till he gets his girlfriend pregnant. Its a really good book.
Scar Tissue sounds like a really good book as well.
 
seriously who reads? LOL
 
Any book by Ted Dekker. I recommend Thr3e, Black, Red and White (last three are a series).

To Kill A Mockingbird by Harper Lee
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams
 
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