This is for recommending books for people who might wanna start a new book/series.
#21
Anything by Margaret Owen. Little Thieves is my favorite book of all time! Also Lobizona (forget the author), Fledgeling (again forgot author), and Iron Widow. Oh! And anything/everything by Terry Pratchett.
2points
#22
A Duet for Home by Karina Yan Glaser. Its about kids living in a homeless shelter in New York. It doesn’t sugarcoat the way people treat those who were struggling and I was immediately attached to these characters. 10/10
2points
#23
Coraline
2points
#24
The Skulduggery Pleasant Series, there amazing with a perfect blwnd of horror, humor, and fantasy there by Derek Landy
2points
#25
Warrior cats by Erin Hunter, it's a series about cats who live in clans/groups in the wild. I loove these books! Especially the super editions!
2points
#26
“They Called Me A Lioness” by Ahed Tamimi and Dena Takruri
1point
#27
If you wanna read some historical fiction, give the High Seas trilogy by Ian Lawrence a try. I believe the chronological order is The Wreckers, The Smugglers, then the Buccaneers.
1point
#28
The Chronicles of Narnia.
The Pilgrim's Progress.
Jane Eyre.
The Pilgrim's Progress.
Jane Eyre.
1point
#29
Heartstopper by Alice Oseman.
1point
#30
Infected trilogy by Scott Sigler is one of my all time favorites. Earthcore and it's sequel Mt Fitzroy by Scott Sigler are amazing.
1point
#31
Blue Moon Rising by Simon R Green
Circus by Alistair MacLean
The Iron Ring by Lloyd Alexander
The Fifth Elephant by Terry Pratchett
Circus by Alistair MacLean
The Iron Ring by Lloyd Alexander
The Fifth Elephant by Terry Pratchett
1point
#32
If you like some serious reading - The Trilogy of Desire by Theodore Dreiser; if you're into "classical" fantasy - The Sword of Truth by Terry Goodkind; if you're into adventure fantasy and like unusual characters - Gentleman B*st*rd Sequence by Scott Lynch (* stands for letter "a" here, don't know if this word is appropriate for BP), and all the books from The Realm of Elderlings by Robin Hobb.
1point
#33
The Vanderbeekers of 141st street! Literally awesome. And, Primrose railway children - always a big hit!
1point
#34
The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath
1point
#35
Iliad & The Odyssey, Stanley Lombardo translation. Easy to understand why this tale keeps being told when it’s this exciting. //
Sherlock Holmes from Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Short stories, so many, full of logic and manners. //
Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams. Reads slightly differently to the TV and movie scripts -- it’s better! And additional books that came after. Makes you question everyone’s sanity.
Sherlock Holmes from Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Short stories, so many, full of logic and manners. //
Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams. Reads slightly differently to the TV and movie scripts -- it’s better! And additional books that came after. Makes you question everyone’s sanity.
1point
#36
'I'm Glad my Mom Died' by Jeannette McCurdy. I am not glad my Mom is dead but I related to much of her relationship with her mother. Relationships are always complicated and though you love someone, you forgive them, there is still pain and memories of things that should have been different.
1point
#37
- Coo by Kaela Noel
- Harry Potter by JK Rowling
- Unplugged by Gordan Korman
- The Cousins by Karen McManus (warning: lot's of foul language!)
- Harry Potter by JK Rowling
- Unplugged by Gordan Korman
- The Cousins by Karen McManus (warning: lot's of foul language!)
1point
#38
Terry Pratchett - The Discworld series,
Ursula K. Le Guin - The Earthsea series,
Douglas Adams - Hitchhiker's Guide to the Universe "trilogy" of five books,
C J Sansom - Matthew Shardlake Series and
Stephen King - The Shining (the book, not not the film!)
Ursula K. Le Guin - The Earthsea series,
Douglas Adams - Hitchhiker's Guide to the Universe "trilogy" of five books,
C J Sansom - Matthew Shardlake Series and
Stephen King - The Shining (the book, not not the film!)
1point
#39
Libriomancer by Jim C. Hines - Fantasy, 1st in series about magic based in books.
Beholder's Eye by Julie Czerneda - Sci-fi, 1st in series about the last of a shape-shifting race trying to survive in a universe that thinks her species are evil monsters.
The Beekeeper's Apprentice by Laurie R. King - Mystery, historic, 1st in a series about a young woman who befriends an older, retired neighbor only to find out he's THE Mr. Holmes.
The Silver Metal Lover by Tanith Lee - Sci-fi, rebelling against your wealthy family with an unsuitable lover is cliche, sure, but what about when it's an android, who's been recalled for acting a bit too human?
Sunshine by Robin McKinley - Fantasy, a baker uncovers her magical heritage.
Crocodile on the Sandbank by Elizabeth Peters - Mystery, historical, 1st in a series about a woman who inherits wealth and decides to travel, discovers twin passions for Ancient Egypt and amateur detecting.
Bellwether by Connie Willis - Sci-fi, scientists competing for research funding find unusual connections between their studies.
All excellent.
Beholder's Eye by Julie Czerneda - Sci-fi, 1st in series about the last of a shape-shifting race trying to survive in a universe that thinks her species are evil monsters.
The Beekeeper's Apprentice by Laurie R. King - Mystery, historic, 1st in a series about a young woman who befriends an older, retired neighbor only to find out he's THE Mr. Holmes.
The Silver Metal Lover by Tanith Lee - Sci-fi, rebelling against your wealthy family with an unsuitable lover is cliche, sure, but what about when it's an android, who's been recalled for acting a bit too human?
Sunshine by Robin McKinley - Fantasy, a baker uncovers her magical heritage.
Crocodile on the Sandbank by Elizabeth Peters - Mystery, historical, 1st in a series about a woman who inherits wealth and decides to travel, discovers twin passions for Ancient Egypt and amateur detecting.
Bellwether by Connie Willis - Sci-fi, scientists competing for research funding find unusual connections between their studies.
All excellent.
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#40
I like sci-fi, urban fantasy, fantasy and anything similar including paranormal fantasy, some many good books, but here's a few that kept me glued to the book.
John P Logsdon - The PPD series (currently reading the Netherworld series)
Wendy W**g - The Witches of Palmetto Point series
C. J. Pinard - Enchanted Immortal series
Dima Zales - Sasha Urban series
Any other book along this categories keeps me glued and for the ones that like more saucy reading the Lingerie and Buttons series by Penelope Sky.
John P Logsdon - The PPD series (currently reading the Netherworld series)
Wendy W**g - The Witches of Palmetto Point series
C. J. Pinard - Enchanted Immortal series
Dima Zales - Sasha Urban series
Any other book along this categories keeps me glued and for the ones that like more saucy reading the Lingerie and Buttons series by Penelope Sky.
0points