books?!?!?!?!?

Question

hey i was wondering if anyone knew of any good books?
im in my teens i like mysteries and thrillers but also other things like the clique seris im pretty much open to anything

thanks

Answer 1

Hi. I think you might enjoy my mystery series, set in the Florida Panhandle. It features amateur sleuth Frank Cole, a bankrupt software designer re-starting his life in the town of Exile, Florida. Working as a fact-checker for local insurance companies, he is asked to review a hit-and-run fatality which he originally believes was just an accident. Unfortunately, someone leaves him a threatening message on his kitchen table one night, and he is forced to figure out what happened. The book is called "Murder in Exile" and it was released by St. Martin's Press in 2006. The sequel, "Reduced Circumstances", will be released in July of this year. To read a sample chapter of each of these, please go to my website www.vincenthoneil.com. I hope you enjoy your time in Exile.

Answer 2

If you're into fantasy and don't mind reading outside a "teen" level, I have a few suggestions.

Dragonlance series (Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman are the main authors), if you're into medieval settings, magic, dragons, and swordfights. Romance is present, but not a big part of them.

Harry Potter (J. K. Rowling) if you haven't read it yet. I'm betting you're familliar with what it's about.

Equal Rites, The Color of Magic, Small Gods (Terry Pratchett) very funny, easy to read, and I know he has some books in the teen section. They all take place in the same "world," and all his books rather intertwine. Basically, if you enjoy one, and you're reading another, you'll probably see characters you loved from the first one you read.

various horror books by Dean Koontz and R.L. Stine. Koontz is a bit more adult, so more graphic, but I was always amused by Stine, even though they struck me as kinda childish. Might be more your type.

I suggest not reading Steven King. It's not that he's scary, he's just very vulgar, and has unnecessary sexuality in his books. Basically, stuff your parents probably wouldn't want you to read.

And for some old favorites, "Little Women", "Little House on the Prarie", and "Incident at Hawk's Hill." Hope you try and enjoy one of my suggestions.

Answer 3

Some books I really loved where:
CSI series
Princess Diaries
The Mediator
1-800-where-R-you
Uglies
Copper Sun
The Blue is for nightmare series
A Norhtern Light
Crank
Lush and Perfect
Someone Like You
I have read and loved all of these books.

Answer 4

Hi I'm a teen too and the best books i have read are:Ink heart, Ink spell, Artemis Fowl the series, Harry Potter, The Inheritance trilogy, The Bartemais Trilogy, and Map of bones(and wonderful action mystery).

Answer 5

Hear's some really good books I like to read check them out and maybe you'll like some too.

The Sight (or Fire Bringer) by David Clement Davies

When Lightning Strikes -by meg cabot

The Mediator series by Meg Cabot

Silvers Edge (Shadowland series) by Anne Kelleher

Tithe: A Modern Faerie Tale by holly black

Losing Christina The Fog by Caroline B. Cooney

Hawksong:The Kiesha'ra:Volume One by Amelia Atwater-Rhodes

Tailchaser's song by tad williams

Old Magic by Marianne Curley

The Face by Dean Koontz

Princess Nevermore by Dian Curtis Regan

Edgar Allan Poe storys/poems

Answer 6

Try "The Sisterhood of Traveling Pants" series by Ann Bradshares. Jack London write books you can think about after wards, "Sea Wolf" is one of those. If you want some action Anthony Horowitz is fantastic, me and my sister got hooked on his writing. Harry Potter is the only fantasy series that *doesn't* get on my nerves. Even though you know what you like try exploring beyond that, expand you interest levels. To do this Read classic books written in the early 1900s and back. "The Secret Garden", "A Little Princess", "Pride and Prejudice", and definitely the "Anne of Green Gables" series.

Hope this helps.

Answer 7

The Clique
Walk Two Moons
Wenny Has Wings
The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants
The Princess Diaries
TTYL
Bras and Broomsticks
Chicken Soup for the Girl's Soul

Answer 8

Read Twilight & New Moon! They're both by Stephanie Meyer and they ROCK!!! also try The Uglies Trilogy ( Uglies...Prettys...Specials) And then there's Wicked Series (not the musical it's a series) The first two books are called Witch & Curse

Answer 9

Hi
When I was a teenager, I really got into the Agatha Christie series... Hercule Poirot is the main detective, but there was also a couple novels with Miss Maple, an old lady with great deduction powers. You can start with "And then there were none"... that one is soooo good you'll never guess the end!
I also loved mangas (japanese comic books), like Hunter vs hunter, Naruto, Conan the detective...

Have fun! Reading rocks!

Answer 10

the following series are a very good read, I'm in my teens to (9th grade)

*Harry Potter (of course...)
*Pendragon Books By D.J. MacHale*****
*The Farsala Trilogy
*The Artemis Fowl Books by Eoin Colfer*****
*The Wheel of Time Seriies by Robert Jordan*****
*The Dragonlance Series By Margret Weis, Tracy Hickan, Douglas Niles (main authors)*****

***** = a really, really, good series, you should start from book 1 though because you'll get lost if you pick up from the middle. The Dragonlance series is an exception, so many different books, no real starting point, althought the "Soulforge" is a good one because it introduces you to all of the series main characters.

Answer 11

Running With The Demons - a 14 yr old girl is the main character in the book... taking place in a park that is located in Illinois.

Knight of the Word - she is now 19 yrs old and has to go to Seattle to save the Knight of the Word from the demons and the void that have ahold of him.

Angel Fire East - she is now 29 yrs old and back living in her grandparents house by the park

Page turners - all 3 of them - no sex at all in these.. the Word is like God and has Knights of the Word working to overcome evil demons- The Void is like the devil and the demons do his work

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