I just got the House of Leaves with my Christmas gift card.

So far it's a really intriguing form of storytelling. I'm only on page 20 but so far so good.

Does anybody like The Theif book/s?

I would highly recommend John Green's "The Fault in Our Stars".  A great read that is both touching and funny :)

DFTBA!

Hi everyone! I have a recommendation for teens.  One of my favorite series is The Mortal Instruments by Cassandra Clare. I would highly recommend this series. Also, no surprise, I would recommend The Hunger Games. Read the book if your thinking of seeing the movie!

Hunger Games ftw! I also loved the Inheritance Cycle (Eragon and following). I'm a huge fantasy nerd (;

i like the castor chroniles (basically. beautiful creatures, beautiful darkness and beautiful chaos and upcomming beautiful redemtion) and am looking forward to the movie on 1st feb 2013!

Books I just read and highly recommend: 

• The hunger games trilogy
• The fault in our stars
• The Stephanie Plumb series (Starts with "one for the Money") this is an older one that covers 19 books
• The Lucky One (and all of Nicholas Sparks Books)
• The Hobbit
• Enders Game

I LOVE the "the missing" Series by margret petterson haddix

You should read the Elyon series. I read it a a few years ago and loved it!

For those who like to read, but just don't have enough time, here is a listing of the world's shortest books . . .

What are you reading at the moment?

I just started "Lord of Chaos" of the Wheel of Time series. It is book 6 of 15.

My favorite book series is without a doubt is the Sugar Creek Gang.

But some other books that I love that aren't that popular include:

The Peleg Chronicles

The Adventures of Jecosan Tarres

The Rugendo Rhinos

I would recommend all of these to any one from 8+.  They're all really good books full of adventure and mystery.

I love books and reading.  I do use iBooks, but there is nothing like the feel and heft of a book. 

For those who like thrillers and cop dramas, I recommend the "Prey" series by John Sandford. Even though they are kinda cheesy I love the Alex Cross novels by James Patterson. 

I also love the classics.

Some of the books I have read recently that I would recommend.

• Neverwhere by Neil Gaiman
• Thr3e by Ted Dekker
• Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern
• Across the Universe trilogy by Beth Revis
• The 5th Wave by Ricky Yancey
• Life as We Knew It by Susan Beth Pfeffer
• The Darkest Minds by Alexandra Bracken
• Gravity by Melissa West
• The Cry of the Icemark by Stuart Hill

I'm not trying to advertise my blog, I just don't have room to say all I would like, and I don't want to be a spammy troll.

On my blog, I have a list of books I've read (so far) this summer (2012 & 2013 can be found here). I update it again every few days (or at least every other week!) Here are some of my reviews:

1. (2 on my blog) The Handbook for Dragon Slayers by Merrie Haskell - Very Witty and Well-written! Not what I expected at all! Technically, this is a middle-grade fiction novel.
2. (7 on my blog) The Coldest Girl in Coldtown by Holly Black - An interesting take on the YA Vampire genre. I could hardly put it down! Riveting action and introspective reasoning. Way better than Twilight - although this is definitely a Young Adult novel - it is pretty gory.
3. (9 on my blog) The Summer Prince by Alaya Dawn Johnson - A post-apocalyptic world set in Brazil. I really wanted to like this book, and for the first 2/3 I found it really difficult to connect with the characters, their world, and their technology. I actually wanted to put it down and walk away, but, then, something changed and I found myself unable to put it down. I both hated and loved this book, which, in a sense, is a good tribute to the book.
4. (10 on my blog) Divergent by Veronica Roth -  Quite well-written. Truly riveting and thought-provoking. Reminiscent of The Giver (with just a dash of Hunger Games, a pinch of Logan's Run, and a hint of Ender's Game).  I thoroughly enjoyed this novel. (My blog post also includes my reviews of the rest of The Divergent series.)

I love reading, but one of my favorite books is called Chasing Brooklyn. It's written in verse, so it's  a quick read, but it's very powerful. 

I'm reading The Side of Paradise  by Fitzgerald, my favorite books are Moby Dick and Crime and Punishment.

I'm reading Crown of Midnight in the series Throne of glass. I have read Throne of Glass and The Assassin's Blade. I love them so much!!!!!!

Im currently reading the legend, prodigy, champion trilogy and it is great!

But nothing will ever win the dearly hallows, especially the battle of hogwarts!!!

LOTR is by far the BEST series ever, so rich and deep......It can't be explained just of awesome of a series it it. I am currently on the third book of the Chronicles of Narnia though. I am also reading the LOTR series over again and am almost done with the first book.

My short story, "Frank Winston," is now available on Amazon, and Kindle Unlimited. I've written about this story before on my blog. You can read a sample of it here. It's a tale of two old guys who are crass and ornery. Think Grumpy Old Men, but in the mob (to a slight extent). They haven't had the best of luck in their years and seem to give each other the same amount of trouble that they get themselves into.

Here is the blurb.

Frank Winston is not just one guy, but two elderly ex-cons trying to make some extra money. With the recent purchase of a customized used van, they set out to find their fortunes. Curt Ferrero calls the men to transport some stolen goods to a buyer while the owner of these goods, a mid level gangster and Ferrero's boss, wants to put an end to Ferrero's ways. Frank and Winston are caught in the middle of an internal squabble in the mob that these grumpy old men don't wants to be a part of. They just want some extra cash, but will they be able get out without getting into trouble?

This is my first attempt at self publishing and I'm excited to finally have something of mine out there in the real world, or digital world, or... You know what I mean.

So please, go here: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00TGCNOU6, buy a copy, spread the word, and leave a review. Enjoy.

um...do you want me to list all 93 books i read or....you know what, i'll just make recomendations if anyone asks....

I like reading YA books during the summer break. My goal this break is to read a whole series. Currently reading Twilight Saga. (Late Reader on this series)

I loved this book! Its one of my favorites along with the rest of the Redwall series.

I absolutly love The Mortal Instruments series by Cassandra Clare, and I would highly recommend it to anyone! But just beware, because there are multiple companion series/trilogies!