whats a good book?

Question

okay i am a sevie which means im in 7th grade and i need some good books to read i read the outsiders i loved i am reading a book called time for andrew. but when i finish it ill need a good book

Answer 1

Try Catcher in the Rye by JD Salinger

Answer 2

There are just so many to choose from! Perhaps you want to read some classics to prepare for high school literature? The Catcher in the Rye, The Scarlet Letter, The Grapes of Wrath, Of Mice and Men (this book actually made me cry), Animal Farm, Ordinary People, and the Lord of the Flies are a few books that I have enjoyed. Also, I just finished I Am The Messenger, and I thought it was excellent.

Answer 3

hoooooooooo-boy..where do I start....animals,people,relationships...what's your favorite? CS Lewis- everything in the Narnia series, they may be a little young but depends on what you like; try anything written by JA Michener- Alaska, Hawaii, Chesapeake, Caravans, Centennial, Iberia, Caribbean, Tales of the South Pacific, Sayonara, The Bridge at Andau...FANTASTIC author- and you're not too young for the history and the great characters-I read my first Michener at 12 years old. They are adult but EVERYBODY should read one. Try some Isobel Carmody (farseekers), ummm- the My friend Flicka
books (as well as the others in the trilogy; Green grass of Wyoming and Thunderhead) or even Terry Brooks for some riveting fantasy- the first in those is called The sword of Shannara; but there could be one before it; Also Ted Dekker is a good author, so's Bodie Theone, Janette Oke, JOHN GRISHAM is the best for legal stuff; there's nothing that a young person like you shouldn't read about - they're all good clean books; Oh boy....I could go ONNNNandONNNN----.-.-.-.-. :)

Answer 4

some good books 4 u 2 read r Green Angel, Millicent's Gift, Hoot, and Chicken Soup for the Preteen Soul. Another set of good books are A series of Unfortunate Events and Among the Hidden series.

Answer 5

One of the greatest books is Ender's Game by Orson Scott Card. I have recommended it to several people and they have all enjoyed in tremendously. I have never met anyone who was read it and did not like it. It follows a young gifted boy through battle school. I don't want to say to much, it is worth discovering everything about the book on your own. But I HIGHLY recommend it for someone, anyone, your age.

Answer 6

Twilight by Stephanie Meyer
Peter and the Starcatchers by Dave Barry and Ridley Pearson

Answer 7

So very many to choose from ... but I'll suggest modern books rather than old classics. Here's three ...

"Holes" by Louis Sachar
"Justin Thyme" by Panama Oxridge
"Stoneheart" by Charlie Fletcher.

All can be found at amazon.co.uk

Answer 8

Please consider reading the classic Watership Down by Richard Adams. It's the kind of book that you can't put down, and you will want to read it more than once. You'll remember it all your life, it's that good. It's suspenseful, even terrifying, and yet beautiful and heart-warming at the same time.

Answer 9

I read The Giver by Lois Lowry when I was in seventh gread. It's a very good book and it makes you think.

Answer 10

try cirque du freak books, there not french there about vampires in a whole new look. meaning there are some similar and diffrent stuff from the oringnal bram stoker dracula.

try it.