- InkSpell by Cornelia Funke
2. Speak by Laurie Halse Anderson
My English 12 teacher, Mrs. Gillmore gave a sort of book talk on this book and said it was a very good book. It sounded like a good book to me and I wondered what I would do in that position. Many teachers tend to lean towards the book is great just for a student to read , but I trust Mrs. Gillmore.
3. 50 Shades of Grey by EL James
Others have read this book and seemed to have enjoyed it. I'm not into books a lot of others have read because I don't like doing things others do a lot of but the title seems worthy to read. Who knows I may read it more than once.
4. Kissed by an Angel by Elizabeth Chandler
I'm not really into girly books, but I decided I wanted to read this book. Kissed by an angel seems like a good book that deserves a chance. I know you're not supposed to judge a book by its cover , but sometimes I just can't help but not to. Regardless of the cover the back summary of the book is captivating.
5. Dark Secrets I by Elizabeth Chandler
I am currently reading Dark Secrets II and thought I should read Dark Secrets I before, but the library did not have it in. However; I do not think the books have to go in any certain order I like reading books in numerical order. Elizabeth Chandler is a captivating author and I will continue to read her books.
6. It by Stephen Kings
I watched the movie as a child and was terrified. Now as I watch the movie I realize It,was cheaply made. So I figure the book has to be way better. Stephen King is one of my, many favorite authors. I enjoy reading novels that have a plot and are intrigueing. Many of Stephen King's books need to be made into movies and I can't wait for many more of his novels to do so.
7. Thirteen Reasons Why by Jay Asher
I have read this book once before my ninth grade year and loved it. I would definitely be able to read it twice. The suspense in this novel keeps your eyes peeled to the page. I just could not put this novel down. I realize reading a book twice wiill not cause any harm,so why not?
8. Matched by Ally Condie
I read a novel about a Utopia World. It was a great novel. Just picturing a world where everything is perfect is captivating and harmonic. A book that talks about love and an almost perfect world is twice the must read. I am not usually a girl who enjoys a romantic novel, but this book seems to have a twist cast upon it.
9. The Book Thief by Markus Zusak
I have always wanted to read a novel where Death is the narrator. I thought about checking it out many times, but everytime put in back on the shelf. That's where I must learn never to judge a book by it's cover. Many novels do not catch my wondering eye, but this book seems to do the trick. There's just something about a novel with a historic background.
10. Perks of Being a Wallflower by Stephen Chbosky
There's a movie coming to theaters pretty soon based on this novel. Any book that has a movie based upon it must be a good read. Even though some novels are made into movies, some are better off being just a novel. I absolutely hate when you read a novel and then watch the movie and during the whole movie you're thinking to yourself that is not how the book read.
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