Question:
Do you have any reading suggestions for a teen girl?
1970-01-01 00:00:00 UTC
Do you have any reading suggestions for a teen girl?
1175 answers:
bεccα
2007-10-17 14:35:18 UTC
Twilight Series: Twilight, New Moon, and Eclipse by Stephanie Meyer
Laura Block
2007-10-17 15:52:03 UTC
The Uglies Trilogy 4rth book (I read all of the books) and Twilight. Both for teens or adults. I'm 18 and i love them!









The Uglies Trilogy--> Scott Westerfeld it is about a girl who is 16 and is in future. Everybody gets to be supermodel gorgeous with an operation but her friend doesn't want the operation.. Find out what happens! The 4rth book Extras just came out and I already finished it.. It was amazing. THIS BOOK YOU ABSOLOUTELY CAN'T PUT DOWN1



The Twilight Series --> Stephanie Meyer WOW! You have to read these! They are amazing. They are about a girl who falls in love with an amazing vampire named Edward and what happens. It is a book you can't put down! IT ROCKS!!



A Great and Terrible Beauty-->Libba Bray This book is about a girl named Gemma who goes to a boarding school after her mother gets murdered and she finds out all these different secrets.. Sorry I am kind of spacing about all of what it's about but it is really good.. It is totally elegant. I loved it.



Inkheart/ Inkspell--Funke A Girl's dad can read out characters in books. This book is very good but the 2nd book is wayy better in my opinion.



The Bartimeous Trilogy--> This boy is only 11 but he goes past his yearsand summons a demon that he most likely can't control. This book is very good!!!



Eragon/ Eldest--> Christopher Paolini THIS BOOK IS AMAZING!! It sounds kinda cheesy but it is awesome. It is about a guy who finds a dragon and what happens. I think the 2nd is better than the first but I totally couldn't decide.. lol!!



Pride and Prejudice-->Jane Austin I haven't read this yet but it is supposed to be amazing!!



Redwall-->Brian Jacques This book is awesome it is about a mouse and how an evil rat comes and he has to be a hero.. There are a lot of books in the series.



The River Between Us--> I read this book a long time ago but it was very good. It takes place during the Civil War and is about a girl.. It is very interesting.



The Book Thief--> This book is supposed to be awesome.. I own it but I haven't read it yet.



Vampire Academy-->Richelle Mead I just bought this book it looks really good.



The Outsiders--> lots of people love this book i haven't read it.



Thw Mistmantle Chronicles--> very good they are about a swirrel that is different and stuff. it is very good..



The Allison Rules--> This book is amazing. It is about a friendship and rules and dramaand everything. it rocks!!!!



Lord of The Rings-->J.R. R Tolkien obviously.











You should get Twilight, New Moon, and Eclipse, The Uglies Series, and A Great and Terrible Beauty then go from there
skater_gurl_144
2007-10-17 14:51:07 UTC
uglies, pretty, and specials!!

they are amazing!

are twilight, new moon, and eclipse!!

thet are my personal favs!
Shadow
2007-10-17 15:05:53 UTC
-"Sweet Blood" by: Pete Hautman

-"Tithe" by: Holly Black

-"Pride & Prejudice" by: Jane Austin

-"Dead Witch Walking" by: Kim Harrison

-"So You Want To Be a Wizard" by: Diane Duane

-"Define Normal" and "Keeping You a Secret" by: Julie Anne Peters

-"The Ring of Five Dragons" by: Eric Van Lustbader

-"The Wee Free Men" by:Terry Pratchett

-"The Singer of All Songs" by: Kate Constable

-"Gathering Blue" by: Lois Lowery

-"Catalyst" and "Speak" by: Laurie Halse Anderson

-"A Great and Terrible Beauty" by: Libba Bray

-"Abarat" by" Clive Barker

-"The Secret Country" by: Pamela Dean

-"Perfume: The Story of a Murderer" by:Patrick Suskind
peace_love_pink2
2007-10-17 14:59:04 UTC
twilight, new moon, eclipse by stephenie meyer (totally addicting books)-must read
student
2007-10-17 14:50:27 UTC
-The Goose Girl by Shannon Hale

-The Seer and the Sword by Victoria Hanley

-Princess Academy by Shannon Hale

-Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte (higher level of reading...)

-Ella Enchanted by Gail Larson Levine (really easy but still a great book)

-Crown Duel by Sherwood Smith
ALR
2007-10-17 15:07:19 UTC
I started reading very young. I had a sister who was 10 years old than I am who left books around so I read some books that really weren't age appropriate! I think these suggestions will be fun for you to read and ones your Mum will be ok with:



The Spa Girls Series by Kristen Billerbeck:

She's All That (Book 1)

A Girl's Best Friend (Book 2)

Calm, Cool and Adjusted (Book 3)



By Sharon Owen's books:

The Tavern on Maple Street

The Ballroom on Magnolia Street

The Tea House on Mulberry Street



By Jan Karon:

The Mitford Years Series. If you like the first book, At Home in Mitford, there an additional 8 books in the series.



Gone with the Wind by Margaret Mitchell (one of my all time favorites).



By Jane Austen:

Pride and Prejudice

Sense and Sensibility

Emma
KelleyXR
2007-10-17 14:45:06 UTC
"The Ultimate Gift" by Jim Stovall ...



I couldn't put it down once I started it....
greek
2007-10-17 14:44:39 UTC
I have been reading The Princess Academy, very good. I used to read a lot of Pat Conroy, but as I got older they seemed too emotional. Have you read any Agatha Christy or I forget her name but one of her books is My Brother Michael and another is The Moonspinners. Great books, no smut. Watership Down was good. There are many choices at the library, Ask the people who work there. Have Fun
Squeegee Beckingheim :-)
2007-10-17 14:45:30 UTC
I'm 13, also, and here are my suggestions:

The Secret Life of Bees

The Kite Runner

A Wrinkle in Time

Dandelion Wine

The Bell Jar (There's a bit of mature content in this, just to let you know. It is an adult book, but the plot is... WOW!)

Tuesdays with Morrie

Flowers For Algernon (Again, there is some parts of this book that are more mature than children's books, but, then again, I've seen much more YA books that are wayyy more PG13 than this one.)

Pay it Forward

Animal Farm

The Giver

East of Eden

The Library Card

Stargirl

Chasing Redbird

The Book Thief

All the "Miss Julia" Books

The Outsiders

The Schwa was Here

Stotan!

Whale Talk

Chinese Handcuffs

Running Loose

Ironman

Walk Two Moons

Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl

1984
saphira_samreena
2007-10-21 18:34:26 UTC
I will give you a list of authors:

Christopher Paolini

Stephenie Meyer

Tamora Pierce

Shannon Hale

Lois Lowry

Scott Westerfeld

Gabrielle Zevin

Judy Blume

Anne Brashares

Meg Cabot

Kate DiCamillo

Margaret Peterson Haddix

Stephen King

Dean Koontz

Garth Nix

James Patterson

Ridley Pearson

Louis Sachar

Sonya Sones

John Steinbeck

R.L. Stein

Toni Morrison

Kathryn Lasky

Cornelia Funke

Emily Rodda

Jenny Nimmo

J.K. Rowling

Patrick Carman

K.A. Applegate

Shakespeare

Langston Hughes

Lisa Klein



*Plus, all the Royal Diaries & Dear America series of books from Scholastic.

**Also try www.teenreads.com, as it will tell you all and only the teen books these authors have written.



*~*~*Beware: Some of these authors also have adult books written that may be unappropriate for a 13 year-old.



P.S. I am also 13.
K
2007-10-20 16:01:11 UTC
I'm totally addicted to YA books. I tend to like books that come in a series so that I can continue with the character and plot in the next book without having to start the whole backstory over again. I also enjoy fantasy/science fiction books but some teen drama is good every once and awhile too! Most of my favorites have already been suggested but here they are anyway:



Harry Potter series (JK Rowling)- If you haven't read these books yet, I highly recommend them! The first and second books were a little slow at first but the action really picks up in the third. Also, Rowling does a great job weaving hints and clues throughout the book about things that will later happen.



Uglies Trilogy (Scott Westerfeld)- Uglies, Pretties, Specials, and Extras- it's definitely science fiction/fantasy. It's set in the future when at 16 you get an operation to make you Pretty. . . but there is a freaky twist that comes with it!



Speak (Laurie Halse Anderson)- This is a very emotional book about a girl who is raped the summer before starting high school. No one knows and she becomes an outcast in her school. It's a very emotional and complex book but a good read if you feel you are mature enough for it.



Mediator series (Meg Cabot)- Girl who can talk to ghosts and helps them deal. Seems weird at first but I really got into it!



Maximum Ride series (James Patterson)- There are a group of kids that have been experimented on. They have large wings and they escape from the science lab. Once I started these books I could not put them down till I finished!



1-800-Where-Are-You series (Meg Cabot)- A girl gets struck by lightning and is given the gift of finding people that are lost, kidnapped or have run away. There is also an angsty backplot that is going on.



Sarah Dessen books- She writes some great teen novels that are very realistic, dramatic and dark in places. I loved Just Listen, Keeping the Moon and Dreamland.



Twilight series- I haven't read these yet but I've heard they're unbelievably good and they are the next ones on my reading list!
laughoutloud22
2007-10-19 21:18:20 UTC
Ha...I have the same problem as you...I think I've read just about every young adult book in my library that isn't about gay people (I was browsing and I can think of like 5)



Someone Like You, This Lullaby, and Just Listen-Sarah Dessen- Great books, has teenage pregnancy, some innuendo, some language, and underage drinking, but these books were some of the best ones I have read.

Twilight, New Moon, and Eclipse- Stephenie Meyer

The Goose Girl, Enna Burning, and the Princess Academy- Shannon Hale

Ella Enchanted, The Two Princesses of Bamarre, The Wish, Fairest- Gail Carson Levine

Sleeping Freshmen Never Lie- David Lubar (This is about a guy, but it's one of my favorite books)

The Princess Bride-William Goldman- This wasn't actually written by Morgenstern, it was a pseudonym.

Emma-Jane Austen- I've read Sense and Sensibility, most of Pride and Prejudice, and Mansfield Park, and Emma was the best by far.

The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants Series- Ann Brashares

The Westing Game- Ellen Raskin

From the Mixed Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler- E.L. Kongisburg

The Frog Princess Series- E. D. Baker

Little Women and An Old Fashioned Girl- Louisa May Alcott

To Kill a Mockingbird- Harper Lee- YOU MUST READ THIS BOOK!!!!!!!!

The Witch of Blackbird Pond- Elizabeth George Speare
such a princess
2007-10-21 12:24:00 UTC
I was an avid reader at your age and read until late into the night when a book was so good I couldn't put it down... I still do.



I cut my teeth on the Gothic Romances... I read the Bronte's Jane Eyre & Wuthering Heights, then on to Pride & Prejudice, Sense and Sensibility, Ethan Frome and anything by Daphne Du Maurier ... that litany includes Rebecca, Jamaica Inn. The DuMauriers, Frenchman's Creek, Hungry Hill, My Cousin Rachel, Mary Anne, The Scapegoat, The Glassblowers and House on the Strand. Later I began the Jean Auel series beginning with Clan of the Cave Bear. It was facinating reading about a young girl coming into womanhood while living with a pack of Neanderthals.



To me, books were magical and facinated me in those younger years. I have since graduated to more sophisticated and adult reading (or so I'd like to think). But this is an excellent start.



I hope you enjoy going where books will take you.
MakeYourMakeUpRun
2007-10-22 09:26:50 UTC
Funny Yuu Shud Ask That I Got A New Book To-Day Called The Stuff Of Nightmares If Your Into Thrillers. I Wud Also Reccomend Jaquline Wilsons Range E.g. Kiss, Girls Out Late, Candyfloss etc And Anything By Malorie Blackman If Thats Your Sort Of Thing, But Yes Most Teenage Girls Including Myself Enjoy The Jaquline Wilson Books!!! And Don't Forget Harry Potter xD



<3 <3
Violet
2007-10-21 21:30:31 UTC
Yea, I'm 15 and I genreally read on a higher level too.

My best suggestions for you would be:



Running with Scissors (mature, but if you're up to it it's extremely interesting)

Walk to Moons

The Devine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood

Emma and virtually anything by Jane Austin

Flowers for Algernon

Wicked

Short stories are the best! Try Carson McCullers

The Golden Compass

Frankenstein

The "Uglie's" Series

Any Sharon Creech book

try Mark Twain: Tom Sawyer, Huck Fin ect.

To Kill a Mocking Bird

Of Mice and Men

Lord of the Flies

Stephen King is alway's good if not Scary

The Giver

1984

Memoirs of a Geisha

have you read the Diary of Anne Frank?

Maus and Maus II [Graphic Novel, but very powerful]

The Joy Luck Club

Twilight (series)



Good Luck Finding Some Books.

Em. :D
themastersensei
2007-10-21 17:14:24 UTC
Ok, so from what you say, it seems like I might just have the perfect series of books for you. The series is called the "Star Shards" trilogy, and although the cover may look childish (which it does), these books are actually fascinating novels. They deal with kids that are actually your age, but are in no way a childish fantasy with sugarpuffs and gumdrops. The kids are REAL, which is something that I can't say most authors do. They get angry like us, they love like us, they fight just like we do, they're simply real kids. And the best part is that they aren't just given powers and go around saving the world from a certain evil, no, they are given powers that are the evil, and boy what powers they have! If you find the chaos theory at all interesting, this book is like a superhero. It's not the normal type of kids do evil, fix evil type of plot either. They dont' know what they're doing, and are such dynamic characters that you feel right along with them. Also, you never can guess what is going to happen next, as every page is another shocker for you! There are three books, "Scorpion Shards", "Thief of Souls", and "Shattered Sky", all by Neal Shusterman. Yes, I will admit that they are quite adult books, and a bit sophisticated, but they aren't overtly explicit in the material, although it has its moments, and if you are a reader like you say you are, you will find this book to be everything you want and more!
chocoholly1
2007-10-19 19:40:22 UTC
Hmmm

what about the books by Tamora Pierce? They are lots of fun with strong female heros and a bit of fantasy thrown in too. I think they are aimed at your age group so your mum should be happy.



My favourite fantasy author from when I was 12 until now is Isobelle Carmody, but I don't know whether your mum would approve. If 'the Obernewtyn chronicles' were a tv show, i'm not sure how they would rate it.... no sex scenes, but there is the occasional bit of violence and the overall theme is gloomy and dark with a depressing view of humanity. I couldn't get enough of it as a 13yr old but I was always a bit of a strange one. They put them in the young adult section of my library so they are probably ok. (and OMG book 5 in the series is actually coming out in a few days after being out due for about 5 years!!)



Other than that, you can't go past classics like Romeo and Juliet or Pride and Predjudice. I'm sure your mum would approve of them. They are also good because they take ages to read so they are good value. :)
2007-10-21 22:54:11 UTC
Wow, you are getting quite the list here!! Some of my all time favorites..



The Arm of the Starfish by Madeleine L'Engle

A Ring of Endless Light by Madeleine L'Engle

A Swiftly Tilting Planet by Madeleine L'Engle

are all awesome - she has many good ones.



Also liked:

The Giver by Lois Lowry

My Side of the Mountain by Jean Craighead George

The Swiss Family Robinson by Johann D. Wyss

21 Balloons by William Pene du Bois

The Ghost Next Door by Wylly Folk St. John

There is a Bat in Bunk Five by by Paula Danziger

The Island Stallion by Walter Farley





At about 13 I too moved on into adult books. I started with the Dune series by Frank Herbert (main character is a 15 year old boy, not an adult like the crappy movie). Might give them a try if you're ready for more challenging material!

Good Luck and Bravo to you. Never stop reading.
LadyDragon
2007-10-20 16:24:28 UTC
You sound like an intelligent young woman and with all these suggestion, plus access to a local library (?) I would think that you would never run out of possibilities. However, as an avid reader myself I would still like to mention some authors and titles that I enjoyed as a teen - and recently enjoyed again as an adult.



Most notable among these is the DRAGONRIDERS OF PERN series by Anne McCaffrey. They enchanted me in junior high and I have begun reading them again now that I am in my thirties and am still enthralled - even though I can recall the plots from most of the books, it is the rediscovery of the world as an adult, and the rediscovery of details that I had long since forgotten that has drawn me back in.



The first book, even before that series, that caught my attention was DRAGONSINGER. It is about a girl, Menolly, with a musical talent that is overlooked because of her female status in an old-world-style village. Yet this is a fantasy novel set on a planet where Dragons and Dragonriders help protect citizens from a deadly menace.



DRAGONSINGER was followed by DRAGONSONG - a continuation of her story, and then DRAGONDRUMS, which I have not been able to locate a copy of recently and therefore cannot recall the story. But I know that she remains a principal player in it, if not the central character.



ANNE MCCAFFREY also has many other stories and series that have continued to enchant me as I discover, rediscover and, in some cases, pick up where I left off. Some of the best include:



The Crystal Singer / Killshandra / Crystal Line (my 2nd fav ser)

The Ship Who Sang (and the various "Ship Who (V-ed)" titles) as well as The City Who Fought

"Acorna" series

The Rowan series - takes you through generation of powerful telekinetics.

The Pegasis series (which eventually connects the dots of history to the Rowan series)

and several others, of course.



Happy reading!
2007-10-21 19:59:17 UTC
I think you would like this really big novel called "West" Its about a polar bear and a girl



Its a fantasy Novel about how a girl is taken away family by a polar bear that is actually a man with a spell cast on him, The girl was different from her family and was because she was born to the west..



She ends up having to go on adventures and risk her life to save her true love



near the middle there is a part where the polar bear changes into somehting else



but I don't wanna spoil it.



This story novel is a love story including magic and fantasy. I thought it was lovely



Hope you have fun reading it



Bye



PS at first it may not seem that interesting, but then as you read on it will become more and more interesting.
2007-10-21 13:50:25 UTC
It's been 20 years since I was 13, but I too read on a college level at that age, and finding young adult books that could hold my interest was rather challenging. The one author I remember above all others was Judy Blume, and the one book title I've always remembered is "Are you there God, it's me, Margaret?" Judy Bloome writes books for Kids of just about any age, and her young adult books gave me my first glimpse of what it meant to go from the title "Kid" to Young Lady". I'm 33 years old, and I would love to re-read some of her Novels. It would be like visiting an old friend. Happy Reading!!
Genie
2007-10-21 13:43:19 UTC
Definitely the series by Stephanie Myer: Twilight, New Moon, and Eclipse (and I believe the newest one comes out next August). Also, I love Sharon Shinn. My favorite book of all time is Summers at Castle Auburn, which is by her. She has several other good books like Angelica. Tamora Pierce is an excellent author and here are all of her books (mostly quartets):



The Song of the Lioness Quartet:



Alanna: The First Adventure

In the Hand of the Goddess

The Woman Who Rides Like a Man

Lioness Rampant



The Immortals Quartet: (my favorites series by Pierce)



Wild Magic

Wolf-Speaker

Emperor Mage

The Realms of the Gods



Protector of the Small: (I actually have yet to read these)



First Test

Page

Squire

Lady Knight



Then there's also Trickster's Choice and Trickster's Queen.
Angelfire
2007-10-21 13:21:42 UTC
I'm fourteen year old male I read about the same level as you. I suggest you read books by Megan McCafferty. It's the Jessica Darling series. You should start with Sloppy Firsts. It's the first novel in the five-book series. There are currently four books out and the fifth book yet to be released. It's a very humorous book and I wouldn't call it girly at all. I think it's very mature and quite a smart read. If you do decide to try it, I hope you enjoy it :)
mike
2007-10-20 09:58:38 UTC
The most amazing book i have ever read Is called "The Time Traveler's Wife" by Audrey Neffinneger (not sure about the spelling). I have recommended it to hundreds of people and I have received many thanks from 99% of them. I KNOW IT SOUNDS LIKE SOME LAME SCIENCE FICTION BOOK, but it isn't. It is actually a love story about a man who has a genetic disorder that causes him to travel through time at random moments. It is written from two views. It alternates between being told by the man and his wife. The story is called "the time travelers WIFE" because it is mostly about how him being away effects the love of his life. Have you ever heard the saying "absence makes the heart grow fonder"? This is pretty much the theme of the book. It is funny, sad, sweet, romantic, dramatic, and all sorts of other things all rolled into one great read. When i read this book, I literally got mad when i had to put it down. I cried at parts of this book, AND I'M A GUY!!! The book is amazing because of the way the story is view by two different characters in only semi-chronological order. The book does deal with a few adult themes, but it's nothing you haven't seen on cable tv! I'm usually not this passionate about literature but this book really affected my on many different levels. I promise you that you will not be disappointed by this book. In fact, I finished this book almost a year ago, and I have not read another book since then , because I'm scared that the next book won't be as good. How awesome is that! Good luck, and please e-mail me if you have any questions or to tell me if you liked the book at: w0355195@yahoo.com. Happy reading!
2007-10-19 17:54:36 UTC
Ok yah. So I would know especially cuz I'm the same age as you. I'm also a published poet and an author. (I don't have any books out though) Just a published poet but a writer none-the-less. So a few books I really liked was ... The Red Kayak by Priscilla Cummings. Such a good book! And a few others would be Bridge To Terabithia. An easy one or two day book but very very good. Let's see.... Hattie Big Sky by Kirby Larson (it helps if your here from Montana and know where the places are) ok, then theres...Avalon High and Princess in Training by Meg Cabot Princess in Training is from the Princess Diaries Series. And another really good book is Song of the Sparrow by Lisa Ann Sandell. I really like that book especially because it's written in poem format. Awsome! Anyway hope you get the time to read those if you haven't already. Have fun!
2007-10-19 08:00:35 UTC
I'm in the same situation as you're in (same age and reading level) so, here's a list of books that I enjoyed. Hope it helps!



- Anything by Sarah Dessen

- ... or by Celia Rees

- Snow-walkers by Catherine Fisher

- Darkhenge by Catherine Fisher

- The Twilight series by Stephanie Meyer

- Alas, Babylon by Pat Frank

- Diary of Anne Frank

- Harry Potter

- Black Beauty

- A Land Remebered

- My Brother Sam is Dead

- Murkmere by Patricia Elliot

- Al Capone Does my Shirts

- How to Dissapear Completely and Never be Found

- A Great and Terrible Beauty Series

- The Black Duck

- The Isabel Factor



Some of these books are easy to read, but still really good. And a couple are also historical fiction, not just fantasy and chick lit. Hope the list helps!
Neetu
2014-07-12 00:34:43 UTC
R.L. Stein

Toni Morrison

Kathryn Lasky

Cornelia Funke

Emily Rodda

Jenny Nimmo

J.K. Rowling

Patrick Carman

K.A. Applegate

Shakespeare

Langston Hughes
Wealth of useless information
2007-10-21 11:19:14 UTC
Wrinkle in Time series

The Year My Life Went Down the Loo---there are 4 books in this series and they are really funny. I'm 38 and my 13 year old daughter and I both thought they were great.

The Xanth books by Piers Anthony--- this is an old series but they are really good, I also just re-read them and so did my daughter.

Naturally all the Harry Potter books

Lord of the Rings if you can drag yourself through them

The Myth Adventure series by Robert Lynn Asprin---Also old but really funny

One other poster recommend Jane Eyre--I really enjoyed it when I read it but that was a very long time ago

I could go on forever I've been an avid reader since the age of 6 and Sci fi Fantasy is my favorite genre
2007-10-21 08:41:24 UTC
Harry Potter

The Giver

The Diary Of Anne Frank

The Great Gilly Hopkins

Snow Treasure

The City of Ember

The City Of Sparks

Frankenstien

Number the Stars

Messenger

Gathering Blue

No Flying In the House

Mr. Chickee's Funny Money

Ida B

The Voice that Changed the Nation

Bridge to Terabithea

The Babysitter's Club

Tuesdays with Morrie

Anne of Green Gables

Anne of Avonly

Little Women

Pollyanna

Upstream

A Tree Grows in Brooklen

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

The BFG

James and the Giant Peach

Rules

Almost Forever

Hiding to Survive

The Hidden Children

Gossip Girl

The Princess Acadamy

Girls, Drums, and Dangerous Pie

Listening for Lions

East
Rachel
2007-10-21 08:06:17 UTC
I know the best books on the face of the earth! Have you ever heard of three books called Twilight, New Moon, and Eclipse? They are the best books ever!! I would recommend it to anybody!! I think you will really enjoy them and if you have already read those three then good for you!! =D but so i can help some more here are some more books that i liked and I'm 14.



Keeping the Moon-Sarah Dessen



Crank-Ellen Hopkins-warning extremely sad

Glass-Ellen Hopkins-sequel to Crank

Burned-Ellen Hopkins-even more sad but not linked to Crank

Impulse-Ellen Hopkins



Uglies-Scott Westerfield

Pretties-Scott Westerfield

Specials-Scott Westerfield

Extras-Scott Westerfield-It was originally a trilogy but then Extras just came out like a week ago so i am excited to read that and they are magnificent books i loved them, i couldn't put them down!! =D



Vampire Beach 1-Alex Duval

Vampire Beach 2-Alex Duval

there is only 2 books and it has a lot of teen drama in it and it has just a bit of horror in it.



Vampire Diaries-L. J. Smith

there is a second one coming out and i can't wait, this book was scary, compelling and romantic it was fricken awesome!!



Bloodline-Kate Cary

Bloodline (Reckoning)-Kate Cary

very awesome books!!



Perfect-Natasha Friend

Lush-Natasha Friend



Those are just a few of the books that i extremely enjoyed so i hope i helped at least a little. =D
2007-10-20 22:53:53 UTC
im thirteen aswell and here are my sudgesstions:

The Secret Life of Bees

The Kite Runner

A Wrinkle in Time(this is GREAT book)

Dandelion Wine

The Bell Jar (There's a bit of mature content in this book, just to let you know. It is an adult book, but the plot is... WOW!so youl love it)

Tuesdays with Morrie

Flowers For Algernon (Again, there is some parts of this book that are more mature than children's books, but, then again, I've seen much more YA books that are wayyyyyyyyyy more PG13 than this one so dont worry.)

Pay it Forward

Animal Farm

The Giver

East of Eden

The Library Card

Stargirl

Chasing Redbird

The Book Thief

All the "Miss Julia" Books

The Outsiders

The Schwa was Here

Stotan!

Whale Talk

Chinese Handcuffs

Running Loose

Ironman

Walk Two Moons

Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl(this books really good



or you could also

go to : www.bookreporter.com

its such a GREAT website and i am really sure you will love it!!! and ive even won 7 books from it!!



I hope you liked my suggestions
Vae
2007-10-20 13:36:39 UTC
I've been in your shoes! Here's my list of favorite books from when I was your age, most of which are still my favorite today:



Ella Enchanted, of course, by Gail Carson Levine (the book is so much better than the movie!)



Bloomability by Sharon Creech:



Any books by Madeline L'engle: a wonderful fantasy series. I started reading these when I was your age, and I've read them several times since then. A Wrinkle in Time, and A Swiftly Tilting Planet are two of my favorites.



Any books by Tamora Pierce: The books intertwine with one another, which is cool if you love the series. Check out the Alana series (Song of the Lioness and such), and the Wild Mage (About a girl name Daine). Lots of magic involved.



If you haven't already read it, the Narnia series is also wonderful. Plus, it's nice to understand what's going on when the movies come out.



I hope this helps! And I have many, many more suggestions if you need any! Although, judging by the 17 pages before my post, I think you'll be set for years. :]
Stefy!
2007-10-20 09:00:30 UTC
Gossip Girl Series- Cecily Von Ziegesar

It Girl Series- Cecily Von Ziegesar

Twilight Series - Stephanie Meyer

Faking 19- Alyson Noel

The Insiders Series- J. Minter

Blue Is For Nightmares Series- Laurie Faria Stolarz



Why don't you check out the barns and nobles website under teens section I always do that to find books. The ones above are some of my favorite chick lit.
2007-10-19 18:21:21 UTC
YES!!!

I have like, 100!!



1. Twilight

2. New Moon

3. Eclipse

really good....



4. Gossip Girl Series

5. A-List series

6. The It Girl

those are if ur into trashy teen crap



7. the truth about forever

8. just listen

9. this lullaby

10. Someone Like You

11. Memoirs of a Teenage Amnesiac

12. My Sister's Keeper

13. The Tenth Circle

14. Picture Perfect

15. Nineteen Minutes

16. Losing Forever

17. For now

18. Sketches

19. Shattered

20. Elsewhere
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2015-02-09 19:29:37 UTC
John Steinbeck

R.L. Stein

Toni Morrison

Kathryn Lasky

Cornelia Funke

Emily Rodda

Jenny Nimmo
Team Potter(screw Twilight)<3
2007-10-20 20:05:05 UTC
Well i suppose it has everything to do with what your interested in. Personally I love reading the Harry Potter series. Umm, I recently read a book called Ethan Between Us it's VERY good. Stephanie Meyers trilogy is also very good. The book Click Here or I'd tell You I love, But I Might have to Kill You. The Laurlien McDaniel books are always a good read, but very very sad. I just think it depends on the kind of things you like. Oh the Princess Diaries series by Meg Cabot is awesome. Very different from the movies but DEFIANTLY worth reading.
klokd
2007-10-20 12:00:25 UTC
Books that I recommend are



The Joy Luck Club by Amy Tan

The Good Earth by Pearl S. Buck

To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee



They are not fantasy books but they are really good reads with minimal or no adult content.



The Hobbit by J. R. R. Tolkien is a very interesting fantasy book. Roald Dahl is a great fantasy writer, I particularly like his books The Witches and Matilda. Though a lot of his books contain black humor, but not squeamish violence.



The Harry Potter series is a good fantasy series, but I'm sure you have read them, really few 13-year-old British girls have not.



Other fantasy books that you might enjoy:



The Lion, the Witch & the Wardrobe by C.S. Lewis

Ella Enchanted by Gail Carson Levine
redunicorn
2007-10-20 09:03:35 UTC
I suggest Uglies, Pretties and Specials by Scott Westerfeld.



I also recommend the Pern books by Anne McCaffrey. The Harper Hall books are young adult but even her adult ones would probably pass mom's inspection.



Have you read the Xanth books by Piers Anthony. They can be a lot of fun if you like puns.



If you haven't read Hero and the Crown---or Blue Sword by

Robin McKinley, you are in for a treat. Also the Princess and the Dragon books by Patricia Wrede.



I also love the Chicks in Chainmail books edited by Esther Friesner.
savvy_mustang
2007-10-20 08:08:33 UTC
Megan Meade's Guide to the McGowan Boys

The Uglies triology

East

The Golden Compass

The Subtle Knife

The Amber Spyglass

Books by Tamora Pierce(She does medival)

Harry Potters

A Certain Slant of Light

The Giver

Gathering Blue

The Messenger

Inkheart

Inkspell

The Warriors series (it's about cats)

Redwall

Mossflower

The Ring of Endless Light

Tuck Everlasting

Dress Code (About teen who joins West Point academy)

The Babysitters series by R.L Stien

Shadow Horse

Esape from Memory

Running Out of Time

Dont you Dare Read this Mrs. Humphrey

If I Have a Wicked Stepmother where is my prince?

Hatchet

Walk Two Moons

Chasing Redbird

Tangerine

Stargirl

Flipped



These are all fantastic books. I would hope for u to read them all. I have read all of them at least twice. The Giver may seem like an easy read but it is a very deep book. Enjoy!
donjuanadimarco
2007-10-20 23:07:48 UTC
Well, first off, kudos to you for reading! I really think most people your age don't see the value in reading! Here are some suggestions:



Angus, Thongs and Full Frontal Snogging (this is a book series and it's really funny).



The Awakening, by Kate Chopin (This book was very enlightening to me as a female, I believe this is a book every woman should read.)



The Joy Luck Club, by Amy Tan (A great book about the relationships between mothers and daughters)



The first series I suggested is for your age group, and the other ones are more mature, but I know you can handle them, and I'm sure your mother could appreciate them as well!
2007-10-20 19:05:54 UTC
Some basics that you absolutely HAVE to read are as follows:

1. the 'Lord of the Rings' trilogy by J.R.R. Tolkein. If you read this and like it, he also wrote some other books that focus more on the things that happen before the War of the Ring. These books are completely awe inspiring.

2.'Pride and Prejudice' by Jane Austen. No explanation needed- amazing book all around.

3. 'Harry Potter' by J.K. Rowling. You have probably already read this series, I would be astounded if you have not, but if you have, what the heck- read them all eight times. That's what I've done and you will NOT regret it.

4. the 'Sherlock Holmes' books by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. a slightly lower reading level but very intriguing plots. Doyle writes a lot of short stories but there are some longer novels featuring Holmes and Watson.

5. 'The Bet'. I read this in my reading class, but I cannot for the life of me remember who wrote it. It is an extremely short story, only 13 pages long, but it is so moving.

6. 'Eragon' and 'Eldest' by Christopher Paolini. Again, you've probably read these, but like 'Harry Potter', read them multiple times. You obviously will not regret it.

These are just a few books that I recommend. You may have already read most of them, but reading books again and again is actually good. Haha.
2007-10-20 08:12:19 UTC
Have you read the DaVinci Code? It's a fantastic book. I would also recommend reading the Maximum Ride series by James Patterson. The first book is called Maximum Ride: The Angel Experiment. The second is called Maximim Ride: School's Out Forever. The third is called Maximum Ride: Among Saving the World and Other Extreme Sports.
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2015-11-28 05:40:07 UTC
Garth Nix

James Patterson

Ridley Pearson

Louis Sachar

Sonya Sones

John Steinbeck

R.L. Stein
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2015-08-19 22:38:04 UTC
Toni Morrison

Kathryn Lasky

Cornelia Funke

Emily Rodda

Jenny Nimmo

J.K. Rowling
Essie
2007-10-21 20:13:00 UTC
Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants by Ann Brasheres.

To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee

Anne of Green Gables by Lucy M. Montgomery

Little Women by Louisa May Alcott

Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen



Hoot by Carl Hiaasen



Flush by Carl Hiaasen



Asking for Trouble by Elizabeth Young (may be titled "The Wedding Date")



Bridget Jones' Diary by Helen Fielding



Zine Scene by Francesca Lia Block



Real Rules for Girls by Mindy Morgenstern w/ a forward by Courtney Cox



I haven't read all of these, just some. I didn't like all of Ann Brasheres' work but I've come around and enjoy the series (at least the two books I've read) and that may be because of the movie. I've basically read the first 5 books up top.



Also try this website, http://www.teenreads.com/features/2006-reading-list.asp
2007-10-21 14:18:18 UTC
The Once and Future King-This is a great fantasy book about King Arthur-starting from when he was a kid.

Hmmm...I'm not sure about other fantasy books but I still suggest these:

Girl, Interrupted-This is one of my all-time favorite books. It is quite different from the movie, but still very good, I think better than the movie.

To Kill A Mockingbird-This book is a classic. Most people have already read it but if you haven't, you should.

A Tree Growns In Brooklyn-Another great classic.

A Separate Peace-This is another one of my all-time favorite books. It has an amzing story line.
buried under the influence
2007-10-21 13:12:17 UTC
I recently read this book that I really liked, and also changed my mind a lot in many aspects. It is tittled, nothing to lose. The only bad thing about this book, is that it has a lot of swearing. I don't really think your mom is going to be okay with it, but you can try. I like all Harry Potter books, as for they all have fantasy and adventure. Eragon is really cool too. If you're looking for young romance, The Seventeenth Summer and Fifteen are really good. The movie Pan's Labyrinth is really really good, as for it has fantasy, adventure, violence, and drama to it. It would be great if they made a book based on it. The Wizard of Oz books are really good also.



Good luck, and if you find any good fantasy books, or have any questions, do IM me. =]]
2007-10-21 05:03:13 UTC
I had started reading the Dark Tower series by Stephen King when I was your age and the last book of the series was published just a few years ago. I spent almost 10 years or more waiting for King to write more on it :)



It consists of 7 books but the first book is like a shorter introduction I'd definitely suggest it, see if you like it! The producers of the TV show Lost are on it though, so hurry :)
Kimberlee Ann
2007-10-20 20:45:02 UTC
The Devine Secrets of the Ya Ya Sisterhood

Diary of Anne Frank

The Secret Life of Bees

Angela's Ashes

The Mutant Message Down Under

Fried Green Tomatoes

The Oldest Living Confederate Widow Tells All

One Hundred Secret Senses

Go Ask Alice

Sophies Choice



I am sure there are more but these are the ones that come to mind immediately.
2007-10-20 15:41:16 UTC
Some of my favorite classic novels are Jane Eyre, by Charlotte Bronte, and Gone With the Wind, by Margaret Mitchell. The sequel, Scarlett, is written by Alexandra Ripley.



If you want something to keep you occupied read Atlas Shrugged, by Ayn Rand or Harlot's Ghost, by Norman Mailer.



As for fantasy/sci-fi, the Maximum Ride (James Patterson) series is amazing. A Great and Terrible Beauty, by Libba Bray, is a good book as well. The sequel is Rebel Angels.



For chick-lit, any of the following are good:

-The Clique, by Lisi Harrison

-Gossip Girl, by Cecily von Ziegesar.

-The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants, by Ann Brashares



My absolute favorite book, however, is The Fountainhead, by Ayn Rand.
2007-10-20 10:32:09 UTC
I read on a college level too, read whatever I want, I like teen books, breezy, nice escapism, most are good.



A decent one I read recently was Changeling by Delia Sherman (not sure if I spelled the first name correctly). the plot's a little thin, moves very fast, predictable at times, a little too convenient at others, but I still couldn't put it down. It's contemporary fantasy, a genre I normally don't do, but this was good. The references to myths are all legit and oh-so casual, she really pulls it off that this is Neef's everyday world, like it really could exist. The classic changeling concept with a couple of cool twists.



Another is The Goblin Wood by Hilari Bell. Very awesome.



Queen's Own Fool and Girl in a Cage by Jane Yolen. Historical Fiction, still wonderful.



The Bloody Jack Adventures by L.A. Meyer. Superb! The plot tends to get watery, transparent after the first few, but the first book (Bloody Jack) is AWESOME!
2007-10-19 14:27:03 UTC
Stuck in Nuetral

Ginger Bread

Shrimp

Cupcake

The Outsiders

That Was Then This is Now

Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants, When

Pet Sematary

Give a Boy a Gun

Shooter

The Burn Journals

The Lovely Bones

Freedom Writers
2007-10-19 11:46:27 UTC
First off - congratulations - you are an amazing 13 year old for wanting to pursue self paced reading. I would recommend the following:

1. Fantasy- A Planet Called Treason and Songmaster by Orson Scott Card

2. Classic - Anne of Green Gables series by Lucy Maude Montgomery and Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte
2007-10-19 11:11:32 UTC
The Claidi Journals (author Tanith Lee) is a great fantasy series about a teenage girl who is realizing her significance in the world. They're written in a first person perspective, so you feel like you're actually reading Claidi's diary. There are four books in the Claidi Journals series, the first being "Wolf Tower."



Alison Croggin is the author of another good fantasy series. The first book of this series is called "The Naming," and the protagonist of the books is a teenage girl named Maerad who is coming into her previously unknown powers. Only the first two books are available in the U.S., but the last two will be available by the end of next summer.



There is a hilarious book series by Louise Rennison that revolves around the life of Georgia Nicholson, a teenage girl in England. Georgia is just a regular girl going through teenage growing pains, but her account of her life is absolutely hysterical. In the first book in the series (Angus, Thongs, and Full Frontal Snogging) she accidentally shaves off her own eyebrows. All of the books are great examples of laugh-out-loud chick lit. This series currently contains eight books, and it hasn't ended yet.



All of these books are considered "young adult" books, and I absolutely love them. I've read all of these over and over. Reading about a female hero is quite empowering.



Happy reading!
MorganQueen
2007-10-19 08:09:50 UTC
When I was your age I most of the V.C. Andrews series. I promise you would LOVE them!!!



Flowers in the Attic

Petals on the Wind

If There be Thorns

Seeds of Yesterday

Garden of Shadows

Heaven

Dark Angel

Fallen Hearts

Gates of Paradise

Web of Dreams

Dawn

Secrets of the Morning

Twilights Child

Midnight Whispers

Darkest Hour

Ruby

Pearl in the Mist

All that Glitters

Hidden Jewel

Tarnished Gold

Melody

Heart Song

Unfinished Symphony

Music in the Night

Olivia

Butterfly

Crystal

Brooke

Raven

Runnaways

Orphans

Misty

Star

Jade

Cat

Into the Garden

The Wildflowers

Rain

Lightening Strikes

Eye of the Storm

The End of the Rainbow

Gathering Clouds

Cinnamon

Ice

Rose

Honey

Falling Stars

Shooting Stars

Willow

Wicked Forest

Twisted Roots

Into the Woods

HIdden Leaves

Dark Seed

Broken Wings

Midnight Flight

Celeste

Black Cat

Child of Darkness

April Shadows

Girl in the Shadows

Broken Flower

Scattered Leaves

Secrets in the Attick

Secrets in the Shadows

Cage of Love

The Little Psychic
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2015-08-28 06:47:55 UTC
Ridley Pearson

Louis Sachar

Sonya Sones

John Steinbeck

R.L. Stein

Toni Morrison
Ashish
2015-10-16 06:40:55 UTC
The series is called the "Star Shards" trilogy, and although the cover may look childish (which it does), these books are actually fascinating novels. They deal with kids that are actually your age, but are in no way a childish fantasy with sugarpuffs and gumdrops. The kids are REAL, which is something that I can't say most authors do. They get angry like us, they love like us, they fight just like we do, they're simply real kids. And the best part is that they aren't just given powers and go around saving the world from a certain evil, no, they are given powers that are the evil, and boy what powers they have! If you find the chaos theory at all interesting, this book is like a superhero. It's not the normal type of kids do evil, fix evil type of plot either. They dont' know what they're doing, and are such dynamic characters that you feel right along with them. Also, you never can guess what is going to happen next, as every page is another shocker for you! There are three books, "Scorpion Shards", "Thief of Souls", and "Shattered Sky", all by Neal Shusterman.
2007-10-23 04:41:41 UTC
Listen to the Silence by David W. Elliot ( This is a disturbing novel but really beautiful and penetrating - I read it at 13 and am now 40 years old and this book has stayed with me all these years. Its about abuse.)



Dorp Dead by Julia Cunningham (This book too is about abuse.)



Lisa, Bright and Dark by John Neufeld (Depression)

The Trixie Beldon series (sorta like Nancy Drew)

The Anne of Green Gables series

All six Jane Austin novels

Pardon Me, You're Stepping on My Eyeball by Paul Zindel (All of this guys work is written for teens but this one I remember from when I was your age..)



Jonathan Livingston Seagull by Richard Bach



Richard Peck - just pick a book



Shel Silverstein - read all of them, especially The Giving Tree



Jean Auel's Clan of the Cave Bear Series ( might be a little young yet! ask Mom)



The Color Purple by Alice Walker (also ask Mom).



I read allot of fiction as a way of escape so I hit stuff like King, Saul, Michener, Steinbeck and etc. I recommend you wait for these more adult themed books. I read my first King novel - the Shining when I was 11 and I couldn't hardly go back to the books I loved before like Lord of the Rings and L.M.Montgomery series. So I ruined my own experiance by jumping ahead too fast and probably missed out on allot of lighter reading that might have helped me be more positive. Although the list I recommended, in my opinion, are reads that shouldn't be missed...they sorta warped me a little and made me super analytical at an early phase when I shoulda just been being a teen girl enjoying my teenage. Ya know? So keep it light where you can...don't stick to anyone genre, especially the darker ones...like horror and mystery. Enjoy - but don't neglect the most important book ever written. Its the best. The KJV Bible - really heavy reading...might need a pocket handbook handy...might as well get started now and read it all the way through...a few chapters at a time. No other book on the face of the planet like it. Love in Christ, ~J~
WAT
2007-10-19 23:38:11 UTC
I'm a 13 year old BOY and I read on a college level too!



So I'll just say the books that I really like :)



Okay, here goes:



The Harry Potter Books (REALLY GOOD if you've never read them.)



Percy Jackson and the Olympians: (These books are really good, it mixes fantasy, mythology, and modern stuff into a book series...)



Book 1 of that series: The Lightning Thief

Book 2 of that series: The Sea of Monsters

Book 3 of that series: The Titan's Curse.



Those books I listed are REALLY good! You should try them!
Lizzymorales
2007-10-22 00:24:02 UTC
Yeah! Last year i read a story called Define Normal sorry i don't remember who it's by but i'll try to find out. It's a cool story about these two girls. One who does really well in school and another who really doesn't care. One has peircings and gets in a lot of trouble while the other doesn't have so much as a tardy. They meet when one of the girls is a peer counsler and the other gets thrown in cuz she needs counsling. Then you see more into they're lives and realize that they are nothing like they seem. It's a really good book.



I've also read another one called American Star by Jackie Collins but this one i'm not sure you're mom will approve of. Well the story is about two teens. A girl named Lauren and a boy named Nick. Lauren is the sweet beautiful girl in school you know the one who gets amazing grades and everyone looks up to because she's popluare. While Nick is the complete opposite. He's a bad boy. He smokes and has sex with almost anything. Eventually after Nicks mother dies he finds out that his father has another wife and they go to live with her and her three kids. Nick is enrolled in Lauren's school and eventually (after alot of drama) they fall in love. Then stuff happens (don't wanna spoil it) and they're seperated and then (mummbles the rest so you dont hear). It's a really sweet story and i totally love it. I read it when i was a little younger then you but i honestly think it is a really mature book. If books were rated like movies i'd rate it R for sex, drug use, and foul language. You read alot of sex scense and the only drug you'll really see in the story is cigarettes and they're teens through adults so of course you're gonna read a veritey of foul language. Like i said it's a really good book but you might have trouble with the permission part.



Well tell me if you end up reading either of them. Oh and good luck getting permission for american star :)
kbk_murthi
2007-10-22 00:05:33 UTC
Teen age is the best stage to make a good foundation for the future structure.

1.So teens should read:

Any astrology Book or Lynda Goodman-The Sun signs, and read about her sun sign, to understand her possible weaknesses and strong points. She should try to exercise caution and and check about her weaknesses, and slowly replace them by some positive work and thinking.

2. Anatomy and Physiology book of a light standard, and understand about her health and what is happening inside her as she grows, and how to keep herself in pink and pure.

3. Books by Dale Carnegie: How to win friends and Influence people, The art of public Speaking,How to stop worrying and start living etc. These books give lot of management solutions and guidance and lay a good foundation for positive growth.

4. There are good subject books by Arther Hailey: The Airport, The Final Diagnosis, The wheels, The Hotel,and few more titles. these books help to understand what all is happening around in a concrete manner, and give a strong mind.

5.Books of High Quality like Madam H.P.Blavatsky, Master Djawal Kul(Alice A. Bailey).,Master SukhBodhanand, Master K.Parvathikumar of W.T.T., and other great Masters to get the right wisdom.



By reading books of fiction just for spending time a non productive work. With each book, there shoud bring some positive thinking and realization of our life and its values.
BigTimeDancer24
2007-10-21 15:47:41 UTC
I'm 15, and I went through exactly what you are. My suggestions:

Jane Austen

Charles Dickens

Libba Bray

Meg Cabot

Stephanie Meyer

Shakespeare

Hemingway

Aldous Huxley (Brave New World)

Jack London

J.D. Salinger (Catcher in the Rye)

Mark Twain



Check with your mom before you read these:

Meggin Cabot- Some of Meg Cabot's adult books are written under this name.

Jodi Picoult

Dan Brown

Zoey Dean
momsapplepeye
2007-10-21 15:10:40 UTC
I always loved The Outsiders long before I found it was a girl (17) who wrote it. All the characters were well rounded. It was a book that a guy could read and feel "Cool" yet . As girls we can find good drama there as well. It is not a new story it was written in the seventies about the sixties yet teens today can identify and feel compassion for the people with in the covers. Dally aka Dallas,Ponyboy,Cherry you can almost see their faces. The feelings we have /had as teens has not changed much. The need to be excepted, to belong, to be "cool" can be strong. I am not much for romances so have none to recommend there,anyways I was more Narnia,L.O.T.R,Black Beauty and spooky stories!
Alberich
2007-10-21 00:00:38 UTC
Thank YOU, for such a nicely framed, direct and straight-forward question. Your mother must be awfully proud of you. Tell her I said thanks for you. What a joy to her you must be.



Lets see. I'm 73, and its been a very long time since I was in school.



I would presume that for your age, you're very well read. Tried Shakespeare yet? He is always rewarding, if comprehended. A lot of people can't make heads nor tails about his meaning. If his plays are too much for you, and you like poetry, try his sonnets. They are much shorter, and for me, were easier to digest. Gerard Manley Hopkins is another poet you might enjoy. His poems are not usually overly long, and some quite beautiful.



I suppose you've already read "Pride and Prejudice" by Jane Austin. "Uncle Tom's Cabin"? "Little Women"?



A very beautiful but profoundly sad novel is "Wuthering Heights".



If your powers of concentration and endurance are sufficiently developed, you might be willing to try the two great classical, Greek epics: "The Iliad" and "The Odyssey" by Homer.



And I think the above might be enough for your considerations. So, anyway, they are my suggestions.



Happy reading,



Wotan
fancie_cat
2007-10-20 21:02:56 UTC
Anne McCaffrey is in both the young adult and the adult section, with the same titles in both - she's one of my favorites. Title to start: Dragonsong, Dragonsinger, Dragon Drums.



Susan Cooper is one of the young adult authors that got me interested in fantasy novels. Titles to start: The Dark is Rising; Over Sea, Under Stone



Tamora Pierce is was a fantastic find for me recently with Wild Magic, the first book in The Immortals series



Lurlene McDaniel is good for romance on a teen level, she's also found in the YA section. Titles to start: the Angels Trilogy (collected into one book with that title); A Rose for Melinda



Truesight by David Stahler is another recent find. It delves into philosophical issues if you read between the lines just a little, but does not take away from the enjoyability of the story as it does so.



As for the many others that I am not listing but have read, well, all I can tell you is http://www.barnesandnoble.com/subjects/teens/index.asp?PID=17547&z=y&cds2Pid=16451&linkid=1023073 is Barnes and Noble's list of teen books. Along the left side is a list of subcategories that you can click to refine your search.



Happy reading!!
2007-10-20 17:51:57 UTC
I know exactly how you feel not being able to find a lot of books that you can read without getting bored. I'm 17 and I've had the problem since i was little. I don't know if you've read any of these books, but these are some of my suggestions...



-Twilight, New Moon, and Eclipse by Stephenie Meyer



-The Golden Compass, The Subtle Knife, and The Amber Spyglass by Philip Pullman



-Peaches by Jodi Lynn Anderson



-A Great and Terrible Beauty and Rebel Angels by Libba Bray



-13 Little Blue Envelopes by Maureen Johnson



-Maximum Ride: The Angel Experiment, Maximum Ride: School's Out Forever, and Maximum Ride: Saving the World and Other Extreme Sports by James Patterson



- The Truth About Forever by Sarah Dessen



- What Happened to Lani Garver? by Carol Plum-Ucci



- Tithe: A Modern Faerie Tale by Holly Black (her other two books, the sequels to this one, are also good but i can't remember the names of them right now)



- Once Upon a Marigold by Jean Ferris



- Angus, Thongs and Full-Frontal Snogging by Louise Rennison (her entire Confessions of Georgia Nicholson books are absolutely HILARIOUS! the last book that's out so far, i was laughing within the first 5 pages. Its a british book so it's got a lot of sayings and phrases from there, but there's a dictionary in the back where she explains what certain sayings/ words are. if you decide to read anything off this list, go with these books.. definitely worth every penny.)



- Stargirl by Jerry Spinelli





Hopefully there's some books here that you haven't read. Trust me when i tell you that every one of the ones i have recommended are worth your time. I've been reading since age 4 and I only read good books, so I know what i'm talking about. If you need any other books or anything, just email me at natalie.manz@gmail.com



Maybe i can help you again.



Happy reading from a fellow, avid reader.

:)
Bondgirl
2007-10-20 10:51:54 UTC
The Count In Monte Cristo by Alexandre Duma, or The Scarlet Letter by Nathanial Hawthorne or Pioner, Go Home by Richard Powell( this might be a little hard to find thow, it's the book the Elvis Presley Movie "Follow That Dream" is based from.
2007-10-20 10:00:46 UTC
Hi! I recently took a class on young adult literature and was assigned to choose a novel from several different categories, read it, and write up a report. I thought that this would be boring because I'm 22 and reading lit for teens and kids, but these books were absolutely amazing. I am happy that you've asked this question so that I can pass my knowledge on to you. I enjoyed these books because of the different levels of understanding. A 10 year old could read them and understand them on a superficial level, but a teen or adult could read them for meaning and for an eye-opening great read. Basically, read them and take from them what you will, and it is sure to make you think and benefit you in some way! :)



Esperanza Rising by Pam Munoz Ryan-this is a story about a wealthy Mexican girl who gets uprooted from her country and her riches. I LOVED this book!



Tuck Everlasting by Natalie Babbit-this is a modern fantasy about a "fountain of youth" of sorts, and is probably my favorite book ever. If you don't read anything on this list, at least take a look at this book. If you like fantasy, you'll love Tuck Everlasting.



Because of Winn-Dixie by Kate DeCamillo-I've never seen the movie, but I've heard that books are always better, and this one has to be because it is excellent. At first I thought it would be too cheesy, but it is just right.



The Devil's Arithmetic by Jane Yolin-This is a multicultural/historical/fantasy novel set both in Nazi Germany in the 1940's and present day. I always love lit about the Holocaust, and this is a great read.



Everything on a Waffle by Polly Horvath-This is a book about a girl who has lost both her parents and who is looking for where she belongs. From the title, you can tell that it is lighthearted, but it is also very moving and deep. It is a Newberry Award winner.



Bud, Not Buddy by Christopher Paul Curtis-This book is about a 10 year old African America orphan boy who is on the search for his father. He lives by his made-up "rules and things to have a funner life and make a better liar out of yourself." It takes place in the 1930's during the Great Depression. It won the Corretta Scott King award for African American Literature.



Are You there God, it's Me, Margaret by I forgot...I didn't read this for class, but I read it about 24897 times when I was 10-15. It is a classic coming of age novel.



Maybe you could search amazon.com for some of these and get them very cheap! Amazon usually has good reviews as well. HAPPY READING!
2007-10-19 21:07:00 UTC
I read alot of fantasy books so maybe I can help, I read a book called Maximum Ride wich is about these kids with superhuman powers and angel wings and they have to try to keep themselves secret while being chased by the evil forces.

I have also been reading the Magic the Gathering books...the last one I read was the Planer Chaos book its the 3rd in the series I think the first is Time Spiral which is about the planet being in shambles after all the magic in the world being released (like a pandoras box) it has angels, demons, wizards, sorcerers, and crazy things all wrapped up in one...NON STOP ACTION
Special agent M
2007-10-19 18:02:36 UTC
The Fearless Series by Francine Pascal

Sweet Valley University (SVU) Series by Francine Pascal

Gingerbread by Rachel Cohn

The Twilight Series by Stephanie Meyer

Haters by Alisa Roderiguez

Gossip Girl

Little Women by Louisa May Alcott

Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen

The Call Of The Wild by Jack London

Any Shakespeare (Othello, Macbeth, Hamlet, Twelfth Night etc)

Nancy Drew case Files (Not the kiddie type, it's more sophisticated)
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2014-10-03 06:06:21 UTC
Gathering Blue

The Messenger

Inkheart

Inkspell

The Warriors series (it's about cats)

Redwall

Mossflower

The Ring of Endless Light

Tuck Everlasting
Sarita
2014-10-11 19:47:14 UTC
Inkspell

The Warriors series (it's about cats)

Redwall

Mossflower

The Ring of Endless Light

Tuck Everlasting

Dress Code (About teen who joins West Point academy)

The Babysitters series by R.L Stien

Shadow Horse
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2014-10-23 22:19:58 UTC
Inkheart

Inkspell

The Warriors series (it's about cats)

Redwall

Mossflower

The Ring of Endless Light

Tuck Everlasting

Dress Code (About teen who joins West Point academy)

The Babysitters series by R.L Stien
shoujomaniac101
2007-10-22 09:12:41 UTC
The Anne of Green Gables series by L.M. Montgomery: it's got humor, and even though it's set in the early 1900's, it still deals with relationship issues that are relevant today.



'Deenie' by Judy Blume: the main character has to face her changing body, how that alters her perceptions of herself and her family, and the family roles that parents unwittingly force on their children.



'Freckles' and 'A Girl of the Limberlost' by Gene Stratton-Porter: about two main characters who overcome neglect and loss to attain happiness in a rural, early-twentieth-century setting



'A Wrinkle in Time', 'A Wind in The Door', 'A Swiftly Tilting Planet' by Madeline L'Engle: Just good fun, great concepts and some interesting theological tidbits. The author wrote more books starring these characters and their siblings and children, but these were the first in the series.



There are a lot more that come to mind, but these are the ones I remember picking up over and over again when I was thirteen (I also read at a college level) and still enjoy today. Happy reading!
2007-10-22 00:15:33 UTC
Whatever you do, don't read Gossip Girl! That series is a disgrace to good writing. Natasha Friend has written some really good books aimed at teenaged girls, The Scarlet Pimpernel and Gone with the Wind are good, classic romance type books, appropriate for teenagers. I have heard that the book Twilight is good. I personally love the Princess Diaries series. My friend likes the book Eragon, good fantasy book. Hope you like them!
Dinah
2007-10-21 11:06:15 UTC
Not a fan of fantasy or "chick lit", but am a fan of the classics, if that's close enough to your preference for classic novels. And since you're at college level I have suggestions for your

"more" category of which your Mom will approve.



Anything by Anne Morrow-Lindbergh. Something from Gloria Steinem. Autobiographies by your admired women.
2007-10-20 07:56:23 UTC
Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy.



Red Dwarf.



Both Sci-Fi.



Ramona The Pest, don't recall the author.

Could be 10 year old reading.

About a little girl growing up.



Little House on The Prairie, book series. TV sitcom too.



Readers Digest magazines.
♠I Did My Time♠
2007-10-19 22:02:18 UTC
If I were you, I'd read Uglies, Pretties, the other sequel to those books, The Sisterhood of the Travelling Pants 1-4, To Kill a Mockingbird, Joy Luck Club, and I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings. There are probably more, but I cant' think of them at the moment.
coolliz2444
2007-10-19 17:52:43 UTC
Have you read the book speak? I know for a fact that this is required in some high school English courses, and I found that be a really good book when I read it. Also one of my favorite books is Number the Stars, as its a really good book, and once you start reading it you cant put it down. Its by far one of my favorite books. I also think that the Outsiders, The Giver, My Brother Sam is Dead, Of Mice and Men, To Kill a Mockingbird, Romeo and Juliet, Uglies, Pretties, Specials, Pride and Prejudice, Stargirl, The Chronicles of Narnia, Harry Potter, would also be good choices.
James
2007-10-21 23:12:26 UTC
Starship Troopers by Robert A. Heinlein



Lord of the Rings series by J.R.R. Tolkien



Ender's Game series by Orson Scott Card



Any books by Elizabeth Moon. You might be interested in her books as a young girl if you like Sci-Fi since her central characters are female military officers that takes place in the distant outerspace future.



Tales of H.P. Lovecraft and The Call of Cthulhu and Other Weird Stories by H.P. Lovecraft



Necronomicon: The Wanderings of Alhazred by Donald Tyson



The Demon Hunter's Handbook by Abelard Van Helsing



The Vampire Hunter's Handbook (Field Guides to the Paranormal) by Erin Slonaker



Lafitte: The Pirate Of The Gulf by J. H. Ingraham



The Pirate Coast: Thomas Jefferson, the First Marines, and the Secret Mission of 1805 by Richard Zacks



The Pirate Wars by Peter Earle



Blackbeard: America's Most Notorious Pirate by Angus Konstam



Daring Pirate Women by Anne Wallace Sharp



The History Of Pirates by Angus Konstam



The Pirate Hunter: The True Story of Captain Kidd by Richard Zacks



A General History of the Pyrates by Daniel Defoe
Michael
2007-10-21 21:27:41 UTC
Anything by Ayn Rand is really great. I read Anthem and The Fountain head when I was in my teens and loved them. Anthem is much shorter and set in a future distopia not unlike 1984 (another very good book). The Fountainhead is a longer novel about an individualistic, idealistic architect in New York City in the early 1930's, taking on society's conventions alone. In addition to a very enjoyable writing style, Mrs.Rand presents her fascinating and unique philosophy though her caracters lives.
Becca
2007-10-21 17:50:21 UTC
Prep is a great book, it has some girly characteristics but really has a message to it as well.



I also like some books by Sarah Mlynowski such as Me Vs. Me and Fishbowl.



On a little lighter note, the Gossip Girl, It Girl, Clique, and Private series are all amazing chick-lit series.
2007-10-21 08:36:51 UTC
I loved all the books by VC Andrews. There are several series which will keep you reading for a long time. Each series revolves around a girl and her family. Typically there was something happened to her family in the past that now is effecting the main character. The books are great reads, have plenty of twists and turns, romance, drama, mystery everything rolled into one. Even though the author has passed, she had a lot of notes on other series that she wanted to write about so new books are still being published. You definitely need to check her out. My favorite series was the Ruby series. Check it out!
buttercuppeepersgilda
2007-10-20 20:11:59 UTC
For a teen I would highly recommend any of Tamora Pierce's books. Especially the books that take place in Tortall, such as The Song of The Lioness quartet, The Immortals quartet, The Protector of the Small quartet, Trickster's Choice, Trickster's Queen, and Terrier. All amaing books. Also I would recommend you read Crown Duel by Sherwood Smith. Awsome book Isay.
m e l i <3
2007-10-20 11:32:11 UTC
Gossip Girl

The Clique

The Spiderwick Chronicles

Harry Potter
Lexy
2007-10-19 17:16:31 UTC
I love Ellen Hopkins books:

Burned

Impulse

Crank

Glass



aslo the "Blue is For Nightmares" series

Laurie Faria Stolarz ^^





some other good books:

The Bermudez Triangle-Maureen Johnson

It's Kind of a Funny Story-Ned Vizzini

Gail Carson Levine's "Ella Enchanted"(the books way better than the movie), "The wish", and "The Two Princesses of Bamarre"
emeraldinthedust
2007-10-19 16:11:10 UTC
Apart from those already listed and books you can find on a classics list, I recommend "A Girl Named Disaster". It is such a great book!!! Its about a girl in an native tribe and her coming on age story. Also the Julie of the Wolves series, if you haven't already read them. If you can stick to it, the original Little Women. Its a long book, but its way better than the shortened versions. You could also look at non-fiction. I used to be obsessed with non-fiction books, before my reading became strictly textbooks for college :).



I'd ask a teacher at school or a librarian if they can get you a list of recommended books. My mom gave me one when I was younger, and it basically outlines the best books to read at each age. It's pretty spot on.



It's great that you're so into reading!!! Keep it up!!
*Eri Cherri Lydia*
2007-10-19 14:52:14 UTC
A Great and Terrible Beauty, Rebel Angels, and the last part of the trilogy hasn't come out yet and I don't remember what it's called i think maybe The Sweet Far Thing. AWSOME TRILOGY can't wait to find out how it ends



also Ella Enchanted, Meg Cabot novels, and when I was thirteen (hahah only 5 years ago) I was into the Babysiters Club and Animorphs...actualy I was lil younger than thirteen but they were awsome nonetheless!
PRINCESS AZ
2007-10-19 10:54:54 UTC
Everyone but Teen Idol, are series.



The Clique - Lisi Harrision

Gossip Girl - Cecily Von Ziegesar

The It Girl - Cecily Von Ziegesar

The A-List - Zoey Dean

The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants - Ann Brashares

All-American Girl - Meg Cabot

The Mediator - Meg Cabot

The Princess Diaries - Meg Cabot

&&

Teen Idol - Meg Cabot



Hope that helps! I am 13 too btw. And I have read, out of those, The Clique, Gossip Girl, The It Girl, and The Mediator
2007-10-21 22:05:02 UTC
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, anything by Sarah Dessen, anything by Maureen Johnson, Stephen King's got some great reads if you like horror, if you like sci-fi then read some Michael Crichton, Dan Brown if you want a little mystery, Janet Evanovich has a couple of great series, The Twilight series by Stephanie Meyers, if you like fantasy then Diana Duane is good, Phyllis Reynolds Naylor's ALICE series is great for teen girls, the hitchhikers guide to the galaxy is a lot of fun. if you want readin to annoy your teacher with then go with Lies My Teacher Told Me. The Maximum Ride series is great, really fun. The GREATEST teen author I've ever read is Chris Crutcher. Read Staying Fat For Sarah Byrnes or Deadline and I dare you not to cry. I really don't know what you like so I just gave you a bit of everything there. Im a 14 year old girl so i just went off whats on my own shelves.
mary
2007-10-21 14:22:20 UTC
You are polite to ask for my opinion. My most interesting book was "Sybil", It was about a girl in school who was living on her own and trying to raise a small child. Sybil was mentally challenged by her mothers evil hate of Sybil,. The book is rather large but if you want to know how blessed you are, you might want to read the novel. It is a true story and in the movie "sally Fields" play the part of Sybil.

Check it out at the library. If you like to read scary or dramatic novels. Check with your mom first.

You never know how you are blessed until you read that book.
2007-10-21 13:11:24 UTC
The Secret Life of Bees

The Kite Runner

A Thousand Splendid Suns

A Great and Terrible Beauty

Rebel Angels

To Kill a Mockingbird



those are a few of my personal favorites. I couldn't put them down. Each book is so amazing and it's not not preppy mess, A Thousand Splendid Suns and The Kite Runner are more adult books, but your mom should approve.
2007-10-21 06:13:02 UTC
Hi,



I'm glad to see you have become such an avid reader, especially at such a young age.



I strongly suggest the Anne of Green Gables series by L. M. Montgomery. It tells the story of a young, orphaned girl who maintains a beautiful, positive attitude and succeeds in many ways in spite of some extreme adversity.



May I also suggest the mini-series of the same name starring Megan Follows? It is available on DVD. The following is not an exageration: The production is literally when of the best presentations I've ever seen on film.



Happy reading,

David
VAN
2007-10-20 19:59:35 UTC
ya i have a couple

this one im sure is a special order

the tales of gilgamesh (this is my all time favorite)

this is like the ilead of homer and to some scholars is a historic account discribed in metaphor. i think your mum might like this one also

fantasy books

elf stones of shanara (series) this is one of my favorits

all 9 books of star wars

hmm i think its called icewind dale its a d&d type book its kinda like the hobbit jr tolkien stuff

i hear the "worlds of warcraft" books arent that bad

lol ya when i was in the 6th grad i had to go to the university for reading classes so i understand where you and your mum are coming from.

if you have a used book store in your town (these can be expensive) you might try and get an art history book. they have photos of art and essays about the it but you can also get a book with the history of the art. like king arthur's sword or da vinci. theres some cool stuff out there that you and you mum would both agree on.

one cool thing is get a really old copy of robin hood.. some of the words used are a bit different and its something you can keep and gains value.

also i book of poetry with many different authors is really cool.
Vyxxen
2007-10-20 13:32:39 UTC
Song of the Lioness trilogy by Tamora Pierce

1) Alanna

2) ???

3) The Woman Who Rides Like A Man

4) Lioness Rampant



Immortal trilogy by Tamora Pierce

1) Wild Magic

2) Wolf-Speaker

3) Emperor Mage

4) Realm of Gods



Maximum Ride trilogy by James Patterson

1) The Angel Expirement

2) School's Out---Forever

3) Saving the World and Other Extreme Sports

Coming in April

4) The Last Global Warming Warning



Cirque Du Freak by Darren Shan

1) Cirque Du Freak

2) Vampire's assistant

3) Tunnels of Blood

4) Vampire Mountain

5) Trials of Death

6) Vampire Prince

7) Hunters of the Dusk

8) Allies of the Night

And there are four more of the series



I have many more if you want to answer any of my qustions and ask.
2007-10-20 12:51:14 UTC
Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen

Emma by Jane Austen

One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest by Ken Kesey ( This is one is a strange yet interesting book. )

Staying Fat for Sarah Byrnes by Chris Crutcher

Cut by Patricia Mccormick

I Was a Teenage Fairy (Ageless Books) by Francesca Lia Block

1984 (Signet Classics) by George Orwell

Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants (Book 1) by Ann Brashares

Sloppy Firsts: A Novel by Megan McCafferty

Stargirl by Jerry Spinelli

How the Garcia Girls Lost Their Accents by Julia Alvarez



There's many more! Just go browse the public library when you are in a need of a good book!
Annie K
2007-10-20 11:03:11 UTC
I'm thirteen too, and my all time FAVORITE books are by Sarah Dessen. I can relate to them a lot since they're all about teenage girls and problems they have. Not like druggy ones by Ellen Hopkins(no offense to her or anything), but they're actually problems that typical teenagers face. My favorite one by her is The Truth About Forever. Then again, one of my friends said it was just okay. It just depends on what you like. I've read all of them and I'm super excited for her new one in 2008.



If you like classics, then try Mark Twain. He actually has some really good stories. Also, Anne Frank is pretty interesting. I never thought I could like any book about the Hitler era, but its really good.



So some of my friends have read New Moon and Eclipse and those books by Stephanie Myer. I guess if so many people like them then they must be pretty good, right?



I'm going to Borders tomorrow to get Nineteen Minutes by Jodi Picoult. It's about a kid who starts a school shooting. I've heard her books are really good as well.



Those are just a few suggestions. I hope I helped!
U down me cuz im beautiful
2007-10-19 16:42:54 UTC
Read Twilight series by Stephenie Meyer. A girl named Bella falls in love with a vampire named Edward Cullen. There are 3 so far (Twilight #1, New Moon#2, Eclipse#3) and are going to be 4.
Nay
2007-10-18 21:16:15 UTC
The Griffan & Sabine series. The books are a little pricey, so it may be best to look for them at your local library. The reason they are so pricey, is because the stories are in the form of post cards and letters which you pull out of envelopes in the book. There is FANTASTIC artwork in the cards and envelopes and their surrounding pages that accompany the story of two penpals Griffan & Sabine who find themselves falling in love with each other.



My father bought the first trilogy for me when I was only 14 or so, and I was hooked by the attention to details. The series is geared towards adults but does not have any themes that would be inappropriate for a teenager. The only downside may be that for what the series has in art, it lacks in length. I'm the sort of person who finishes books in one, two, three days if I can, and in order to appreciate Griffan & Sabine I have to limit the number of their letters I reach each day. That way I best appreciated the details, the artwork, and didn't "blow through" such wonderful books.



Good luck and good reading!
2007-10-21 23:32:25 UTC
I love fantasy and what not ,but I'm a guy so I dunno about girls so much ,but I really enjoyed the Harry Potter series even though I am 17 I started reading them about 13 and loved all of them. I also liked the Eragon series. Those are the young adult books that I read at younger ages and really enjoyed. Seeing as you more then likely love to read I would not be surprised if you have al lready read these two series.
2007-10-21 15:04:17 UTC
The Au Pairs

Gossip Girl

The Seven Deadly Sins

Pretty Little Devils

Pretty Little Liars

Speak

Prep

Summer Boys

24 Girls In 7 days
...
2007-10-21 14:22:11 UTC
Sarah Dessen has great books... a few by her are, The Truth about Forever, That Summer, Just Listen, Someone Like You, and Dreamland. By the way I'm the same age and reading level and I have read two of her books over the summer and planning on reading more this year.
E Sig
2007-10-20 11:31:10 UTC
Goose Girl and Enna Burning by Shanon Hale

Goose Chase by Patrice Kindl

Twilight, New Moon, Eclipse by Stephenie Meyer

The Mediator Series by Meg Cabot

Angus, Thongs, and Full-Frontal Snogging, and it's many sequels, by Louise Rennison

The Truth About Forever and This Lullaby, both by Sarah Dessen

Peaches, and The Secrets of Peaches, by Jodie Lynn Anderson

The Alex Rider series by Anthony Horowitz

Sleeping Freshmen Never Lie by David Lubar

The Ruby in the Smoke by Phillip Pullman

Vampirates series, Demons of the Ocean and Tide of Terror, both by Justin Somper

The Uglies Series by....Scott Westerfeld





Good luck! I love reading, a lot.



PS: you got a LOT of answers, you lucky girl.
Adreanna A
2007-10-20 07:24:10 UTC
U'll absolutely love "Twilight" by Stephenie Meyer. I'm not exactly a book person, or a vampire fan, but they're good vampires. This book has action, and advanced words, on every page(since u said u liked college level books). This book is a New York Times Bestseller that U'll read again and again. Check it out, and the rest of Stephenie Meyer's series New Moon and Eclipse. Good girl on attempting college and adult books at 13.
dVine
2007-10-20 04:20:49 UTC
Someone recently posted a question about what I wish I'd done differently, I responded that I wish I'd known some things earlier than I did. What I forgot to add was that I should have read more of the relevant stuff.

So for Starters, I think you should read "Becoming a leader" by Dr Myles Munroe, Robert Hansens "One minuite Millionaire" and "Rich Dad Poor Dad" By Robert Kiyosaki.

Any novel by Francine Rivers is very refreshing. You'll get links from each of the books if you find them intresting.

All the best.
krystal_engel
2007-10-18 22:48:17 UTC
Invisible-Pete Hautman

The Twilight Series-Stephenie Meyer

The Uglies Series-Scott Westerfield

Girl with a pearl earring-Tracy Chevalier

The Princess Diaries/How to be popular-Meg Cabot

Pride & Prejudice-Jane Austen

Just Friends-Robyn Sisman

Falling Leaves-Adeline Yen Mah

Prep-Curtis Sittenfield



Happy Reading and I hope you enjoy these books as much as I did!
2014-06-30 17:33:52 UTC
The Spa Girls Series by Kristen Billerbeck:

She's All That (Book 1)

A Girl's Best Friend (Book 2)

Calm, Cool and Adjusted (Book 3)
Brianna
2007-10-22 02:28:24 UTC
I love to read young adult books. I can relate to them in so many ways. There is a series(Kind of like Gossip Girl) and it is by Melody Carlson. She has so many in her collection but my personal favorite is "Faded Denim". It is a book about being a teenager and going through the problems of self appearances. It's very good. I also suggest "The Lovely Bones" by Alice Seabold. It is such a chilling book but at the same time it is warming. Those are my personal favorites. Happy reading!
2007-10-21 21:03:51 UTC
Hello intellectual teen,

I am 27, so I am not sure how popular these books are now a day, but they required reading for me when I was in the 7th-9th grade (13-15 years). Many of these are timeless classics and I think you would enjoy reading them.





Tuck Everlasting by Natalie Babbitt

Julie Of The Wolves by Jean Craighead George

Junebug by Alice Mead

The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett

When Zachary Beaver Came To Town by Kimberly Willis Holt

Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck

The Pearl by John Steinbeck

The Grapes of Wrath by John Steinbeck

Tom Sawyer by Mark Twain

Huckelberry Finn by Mark Twain

The Giver by Lois Lowry

Reviving Ophelia by Mary Pipher

To Kill A Mockingbird by Harper Lee

Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson

Lord Of The Flies by William Golding

Moby Dick by Herman Melville

Uncle Tom's Cabin by Harriet Beecher Stowe

Catcher In The Rye by J.D. Salinger
KelliAnn
2007-10-21 15:46:59 UTC
Gossip Girl-Cecily Von Ziegasar



South Beach

French Kiss

Hollywood Hills- all by Aimee Friedman



The Othe Side Of Truth-Beverly Naidoo



P.s Longer letter later

and

Snail Mail No More- paula danziger
Katie B
2007-10-21 15:39:44 UTC
Song of the Lioness Series

A Wrinkle in Time

The Dark Hills Divide

Harry Potter

Uglies, Pretties, Specials

All Margaret Peterson Haddix :)
2007-10-21 13:22:58 UTC
Philip Pullman's "His Dark Materials" trilogy, consisting of The Golden Compass, The Subtle Knife and the Amber Spyglass. They're a step above Harry Potter (and I love Harry Potter), and the main character is a 13-year-old girl. But they can be read on several levels; when I was in grad school, I had several professors who were crazy about these books. They're wonderful!
2007-10-21 10:29:46 UTC
Im 13 too so I think i could tell you a couple you might like.



First off "Little Women" I know this may seem a little old but hay it is a good book!



Next Is the trilogy by Sarah Mlynowski

*Bras and Broomsticks

*Frogs and French Kisses

*Spells and Sleepingbags

They are really good! They are about two sisters thatare witches. Racheal is the main character and the books are all from her point of veiw. Miri is the younger sister who starts out being a witch first. They is really cool and I'm sure that any teen girl would like them (If you dont mind a little magic that is). But don't worry its not all serious magicy. Just funny cool magicy (if only magicy was a word).



Third is the Mates,Dates series by Cathy Hopkins.

*Mates, Dates and Inflatable Bras

*Mates, Dates and Cosmic Kisses

*Mates, Dates and Portobello Pricesses (Disigner Divas in the U.S.)

*Mates, Dates and Sleepover Secrets

*Mates Dates and Sole Survivors

*Mates, Dates and Mad Mistakes

*Mates, Dates and Pulling Power (Sequin Smiles in the U.S.)

*Mates, Dates and Tempting Trouble

*Mates, Dates and Great Escapes

*Mates, Dates and Chocolates Cheats

*Mates, Dates and Diamond Destiny

*Mates, Dates and Sizzling Summers

These are sooooooo good! As soon as I read the first one I was hooked! They are about a group of four freinds from Britain and all the really funny but cool and real stuff that they go through. Each book is from one of the fours point of veiw. I definetly recommend them.
2007-10-21 10:21:39 UTC
I highly recommend the 'Artemis Fowl' series by Eoin Colfer.

Some of them are:

Artemis Fowl (1st book)

The Artic Incident (2nd book)

The Eternity Code (3rd book)

The Opal Incident (4th book)

The Lost Colony (5th book)



I also suggest the Enchanted Forest Chronicles by Patricia C. Wrede:

Dealing with Dragons (1st book)

Searching for Dragons (2nd book)

Calling on Dragons (3rd book)

Talking to Dragons (4th book)





Other books:

The Book of Story Beginnings

Little Women

20,000 Leagues Under the Sea ( a little slow at first but it picks up)

The Black Stallion

The Black Stallion Revolts

The Black Stallion and the Girl



Isn't it so hard to find an appropriate book that is on that level?
just me
2007-10-21 10:07:00 UTC
Confessions of a Shopaholic is a hilarious book. I think there are 5 in the series and they are all great.



Tuesdays with Morrie is great. I've read it five times and love it more after each read.



Mary Higgins Clark is a great author. Pretty much anything by her is good. I am reading Daddy's Little Girl right now and it's really good!



Fern Michaels is a great romance author.



The Maximum Ride series is really good.
tarynsamantha
2007-10-21 09:57:18 UTC
I absolutely adored reading the sisterhood of the traveling pants when I was thirteen, also the Harry Potter Series. Also Stargirl was simply fascinating. I'm currently reading "Manny", it has some swearing, however it is really really riveting and at the same time it's a vacation for the mind. This site has a list of books that may interest you http://www.amazon.com/great-teen-girl-books/lm/130DIC3GI3H71. Hope that helps you!
Lauren
2007-10-20 19:20:52 UTC
Hi, I'm also 13 years old. I have read a lot of good books, but my most recent are:

1.Speak(young adult)- Laurie Halse Anderson

* Teen Drama

2.Someone Like You(young adult)- Sarah Dessen

* Teen Drama, Teen Romance

3.The Nanny Diaries(adult-not too inappropiate)- Emma McLaughlin

* Comedy

4.A Walk to Remember(young adult)(one of my all time favorites!!! It will make you melt)- Nicholas Sparks

* Teen Romance

5.Are you there God? It's me Margeret(pre-teen)It's a classic)- Judy Blume

* Pre-teen Drama

6. All Harry Potter books(young adult)- J.K. Rowling

* Teen Fantasy

7. Gossip Girl books(young adult, but can have mild sexual content)- Cecily Ziegesar

* Teen Drama(big time), Teen Romance



These are the books I'm pulling out the top of my head, because there the most recent ones I 've read. But I'm sure there's plenty more good books out there. Right now and this month, I'm reading:

The 2nd Gossip Girl- Cecily Ziegesar

Lush- Natasha Friend

Perfect- Natasha Friend

The One Left Behind- N/A(I just got the book)



*If you've read any of these books, or the ones I've suggested, please e-mail me. I would love to hear your opinion on them!!! Read ON!!!!
alkorhol
2007-10-19 23:50:39 UTC
Goose Girl, Enna Burning, River Secrets, and The Princess Academy by Shannon Hale.

Also, The Enchanted Forrest Chronicles by Patricia Wrede(very good and funny) anything by Gail Carson Levine, and I'm sure you must know of the Chornicles of Narnia by C.S. Lewis.

Magyk, Flyte, and Physic by Angie Sage are also pretty good as well as a book called East by Edith Pattou



Happy Reading!
2007-10-19 12:45:12 UTC
You are just like me!!! I liked the Sisterhood of the Travelling Pants, I really like The Taming of the Shrew, Greek Mythology (lots of fantasy in that), The Gloryfield, Life of Pi, After, The Giver (that's an amazing book), A Wrinkle in Time (anything by Madeline L'Engle is good), Gone with the Wind (it's even better than the movie), and I love poetry by Pablo Neruda, Emily Dickinson, and Edgar Allan Poe (he is one of my favorite authors), also the Inkheart books
Sarah
2007-10-22 04:50:34 UTC
Yes I have several serious that are so great.



1. The series of TTYL by Lauren Myracle ( 2nd and 3rd ones are L8r G8r and TTFN)

2. The series of Bras and Broomsticks by Sarah Mlynowski.(2nd and 3rd ones are Frogs and French Kisses, and Spells and Sleeping Bags. The 4th one is coming out soon and it is the same charater, but I'm not sure it continues the story. But anyway, I can't wait for it to come out.

3. ANY books by Meg Cabot, she's a reat author.



Hope this helps!
2007-10-21 16:14:50 UTC
Why dont you try:



Stargirl by Jerri Spenilli

Wild Magic by Tamora Pierce

A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens

Oliver Twist by Charles Dickens

Play to the Angel by Maurine F. Dahlberg

Have you read any Harry Potter books?



Thats all I can think of right now. I have read so many books that I cant remember some of the ones that I have read.
VH.
2007-10-21 15:33:35 UTC
This book is not really "chick lit" but it is sad and a Fantasy. "The Boy With A Thorn In His Side" by the ever so famous Peter Lewis Kingston Wentz The Third [Pete Wentz]. It's My Favorite book ever. Also Macbeth by William Shakespeare is suppose to be good. Hope it helped. :]]
2007-10-21 13:13:38 UTC
for fantasy/chick lit try reading the goose girl series by shannon hale (goose girl, enna burning, and the princess academy) these are all pretty easy, but that's what you get with young adult. you can also try reading the uglies series.



since you like classic novels (you may have already read these) try of mice and men (or really any steinbeck), cat's cradle, or something by jd salinger (nine stories, catcher in the rye) those are all really good books.

and, i read all of them when i was 13, and those classics can be pretty funny too =]



also...

kite runner

i never promised you a rose garden

they aren't hard to read... but content-wise they're very good.
Queen Violet the Fairy
2007-10-21 11:44:28 UTC
I'm not sure if these have been suggested yet but here they are:



-Lucky T by Kate Brian.

-Daughters of the Moon series by Lynne Ewing. 1st book is Goddess of the Night.



By the way, April T on the 25th page suggested the Vampire Beach series (which is truely awesome.) got it wrong. There are four books and there's a fifth book coming out. The books are:

-Bloodlust

-Initiation

-Ritual

-Legacy

-High Stakes
JesusIsTheAnswer
2007-10-20 10:29:59 UTC
With your gift for reading it would be hard to keep you challenged. But reading the bible could do that because God is so deep. The bible has been inspired by God. The revelations in the bible have been given to men over many centuries, yet there is a threaded tapestry woven in it's pages which reveals a great plan of the ages for men. But it is also like a puzzle and must be studied diligently to discover all the mysteries. Over many years it will reap great rewards for you personally an everyone associated with you. Start now. Proverbs 31 describes a good woman. The gospels describe the activity of many women close to Jesus. Discover the attributes of God and how we are created in His image. Find scientific secrets. Song of Solomon is poetry. Acts describes the Holy Spirit led church. Revelation says we are made kings and priests(we need to understand that book). Psalms is songs to God. Read about the patriarchs and their families in Genesis. God revealsHimself in the bible. It is one of the ways He talks to us. Hope you decide to check it out. lol
?
2015-03-14 07:59:16 UTC
My favourite fantasy author from when I was 12 until now is Isobelle Carmody, but I don't know whether your mum would approve. If 'the Obernewtyn chronicles' were a tv show, i'm not sure how they would rate it.... no sex scenes, but there is the occasional bit of violence and the overall theme is gloomy and dark with a depressing view of humanity. I couldn't get enough of it as a 13yr old but I was always a bit of a strange one. They put them in the young adult section of my library so they are probably ok. (and OMG book 5 in the series is actually coming out in a few days after being out due for about 5 years!!)
Roshani
2014-09-06 06:42:13 UTC
I suggest you read books by Megan McCafferty. It's the Jessica Darling series. You should start with Sloppy Firsts. It's the first novel in the five-book series. There are currently four books out and the fifth book yet to be released. It's a very humorous book and I wouldn't call it girly at all. I think it's very mature and quite a smart read. If you do decide to try it, I hope you enjoy it :)
erinpaige98
2007-10-22 07:19:33 UTC
A book I really enjoyed when I was about your age (and have even bought it to read as an adult) was Mr. and Mrs. Bo Jo Jones by Ann Head. I also became very into the Christopher Pike books. He has teen and adult books.
jessiegirl_pr
2007-10-22 05:34:21 UTC
Yes, Its the very first book I read in english. Its called Don't Hurt Laurie its a Teen book and could be found in a bookstore in the Young readers area.



Synopsis

Laurie's been keeping a secret for as long as she can remember, a secret that she's afraid to tell anyone else. The only other person who knows is Annabelle, her mother - because Annabelle is the one who beats her.



Then, one day, Annabelle goes too far - and Laurie is finally desperate enough to do something to save herself.
2007-10-21 19:35:45 UTC
hi. i'm thirteen too. some books i've enjoyed are:



Devilish- by: Maureen Johnson



Firegirl- by: Tony Abbott



Julia's Kitchen- by: Brenda A. Ferber



PS. these are the types of books i like.



-Devilish is kinda strange. i read it with my 16 year old sister. she picked it out. it is a little more mature book but very good. kinda confusing. but really cool. :D



-Firegirl is a really good book. it's about this girl who was transferred to another school but was in a really bad fire and she's really different if you know what i mean.



-Julia's Kitchen had to have been my favorite. it's really sad made me cry a lot. i don't wanna give anything away about this book, so all i'm going to tell you is that it's a really good book. :D you should deffinatly read it. :]



PSS. right now i'm reading a book called Child X- by: Lee Weatherly. very good so far. i'm not giving anything away about this book either. but it's very good. :D



Hope I Helped! :]
2007-10-21 17:45:13 UTC
The Mysterious Benedict Society by Trenton Lee Smith or The Oak Inside the Acron by a diffrent author
Guts
2007-10-21 15:50:20 UTC
I have read over 100+ books but the two that I like the most is "Sophie's World" from Jostien Gaarder and "Kite runner".

Sophie's world goes into deeper question of life and covers over 2000 years of philosophy and I promise it's not boring.

The Kite runner is story of love, brotherhood, and imperfections which make us Humans. The story is based on two friends who live in Afghanistan and how they grow up. The dream works studios have already made a movie on it and will be released by the end of this fall.



Enjoy reading :)
LOL xX
2007-10-21 11:08:34 UTC
I'm your age, and I LOVE the Clique series!! So you should try reading that!! I heard Gossip Girl is good too. Maybe you should go to a bookstore and go to the teen/ young adult section. I'm sure you'll find something you'll like there. The library's a good place too. Happy reading!! =)



(Not that you'd care, but I had an old friend who had the same reading interest as you ..haha..just saying)
Cat
2007-10-20 22:24:25 UTC
OMG!!! I could give you a list of thousands practically but I'll keep it short. Let's see

Tamora Pierce series are pretty good

Twilight series is the best books ever, and I'm not just saying that, they really are

Wicked series is a little dark but good

Faerie Path, by Frewin Jones

Harry Potter series

Cinda Williams Chima

Jaqueline Carrie is okay

Bronte, classic, Wuthering Heights is oen of my favs

And much more but I can't remember authors or names... sry... but just pick out random books because I've found the more random they are the better they are.. truly
Kailey
2007-10-20 10:05:49 UTC
If you're into retelling of fairy tales there's this series called Once Upon a Time........

Here are some example of the books:

Snow- Snow White(My favorite)

Before Midnight- Cinderella(I'm reading this one right now)

Golden- Rapunzel

Midnight Pearls- The Little Mermaid(I'm also reading this one)

Night Dance- 12 Dancing Princesses(Another favorite)

The books are written by different authors, I don't know why though. Hope I helped!
♥☺ bratiskim∞! ☺♥
2007-10-20 09:21:34 UTC
Some Suggestions:

* Little Women

* My Name is Not Angelica

* Lyddie

* Sisterhood of Traveling Pants books

* Kitchen Princess



Usually, the gov't has a list of books that a person your age should be able to read. You can find this list on the Internet or at your local library.
Sophiee
2007-10-20 06:25:01 UTC
theres a series of books called shopaholic which are very good to read! its a young adults book, like early twenties, but im 14 and ive read them books since i was 12, and they are the best books ever! I'm not a book kind of person, so these books must be very good for me to recommend =)

Their really funny as well =)

their are quite a few in the series now:

shopaholic

shopaholic ties the knot

shopaholic abroad

shopaholic and sister

shopaholic and baby



those are them all i think =)
2007-10-19 17:36:02 UTC
The Kite Runner, A Thousand Splendid Suns
Tara
2007-10-19 10:50:01 UTC
Young Adult:

-Princess Diaries: Meg Cabot (very funny character, first person)

-Gossip Girl: Cecily von Ziegesar

-Samurai Girl: Carrie Asai

-To Kill a Mockingbird: Harper Lee

-Chronicles of Narnia Series: C.S. Lewis



Fantasy:

- Any R.A. Salvatore novels, he is a remarkable author, his first book in a series regarding one of, I think, fantasy's most favourite character (drizzt do'urden) is 'Homeland"

- Any from these Authors: Margaret Weis, Tracy Hickman.

These two authors write in the Dragonlance Series,

(The book that I particularly liked from them which is from a series, called: 'Well of Darkness (Sovereign Stone Trilogy #1)' )

- Eragon / Eldest: by Christopher Paolini

- Artemis Fowl: Eoin Colfer

- Nightlife: Rob Thurman



Classic // I have always enjoyed these titles:

-Pride and Prejudice

-Jane Eyre

-The English Patient

-The Scarlett Letter

-Hamlet

-A Midsummer Night Dream

-The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn

-The Catcher in the Rye

-The Great Gatsby
L4L
2007-10-22 07:39:13 UTC
The Coldest Winter Ever,

The Giver,

Young Adult Fiction: Wild Things, &/or Best Frinds 4 Ever,

The Bible
2007-10-21 16:15:03 UTC
My favorite fantasy books are the Twilight series, Harry Potter series, and the Eragon trilogy.

When it comes to the mushy romatic stuff I love Stargirl and anything written by Sarah Dessen. She is an amazing author.

I read so much so I have too many favorites. These are just some must reads that come to mind.
Becky J
2007-10-21 14:06:14 UTC
Yes!

Francesca Lia Block writes incredible novels for mature young adults. She mostly writes magic realism, which is like fantasy but in more realistic settings. I'd start with Dangerous Angels. Her other great books include Violet and Claire, Necklace of Kisses (continuation of Dangerous Angels), Echo, and Rose and the Beast (short, retold fairy tales).

Robin McKinley also writes amazing retellings of fairy tales--Beauty, Rose Daughter, and Spindle's End are wonderful.

Someone already mentioned this, but Stargirl and its companion novel Love, Stargirl by Jerry Spinelli are fabulous.
Papagena
2007-10-21 10:19:16 UTC
I enjoy reading classics too, as well as the other genres you mentioned. Here is a list of my favorites!

-The Three Musketeers (Alexandre Dumas)-its one of my personal favorites!

-The Phantom of the Opera (Gaston Leroux) -nothing like the movie or play, but really really good!!!

-Les Miserables (Victor Hugo)-I simply love it

-The Scarlet Letter (Nathaniel Hawthorne) -I'm reading it right now and it is soooo good!!!!

-The Hunchback of Notre Dame (Victore Hugo) -This is another really good read, but the ending is so sad, but that doesnt change the fact that is is such a great read

-Pride and Prejudice (Jane Austin) -I love love love love loooove Mr.Darcy



Other books of different genres....

-The Princess Diaries Series (Meg Cabot)

-Old Magic (Marianne Curley)-this is a really good book. I loved it! I highly recommend it!

-Redwall Series (Brian Jacques)

-Any of Tamora Pierce's books-I suggest that you start with Alanna, the First Adventure and continue from there so that you know what's going on. All her books link together, so it's best to read them in order.

-Artemis Fowl Series (Eion Colfer, did I spell that right?)

-The Face on the Milk Carton-I forget who wrote it, really good though! A great read, you just can't put it down!



These are the bookls I love, and I hope you will love them too! I suggest you try them. Hope this helps!
2007-10-21 05:16:53 UTC
Nancy Drew is a fictional character, the heroine detective of a popular mystery series. The series was created and outlined in detail in 1930 by Edward Stratemeyer, founder of the Stratemeyer Syndicate, with the first manuscripts written by Mildred A. Wirt Benson and edited by Stratemeyer's daughter Harriet Stratemeyer Adams. Mildred Benson continued writing the Nancy Drew books, and it was later found that she wrote the first 22 books.
2007-10-20 09:41:48 UTC
Omg I have the same probablem! I can't find an books but here are some i have read and that I absolutely love:



The Artemis Fowl series- a young boy who is super smart and evil meets tries to capture an army elf with his butler named butler, it goes horribly wrong. These are one of my favourites books in the world!!



The golden compass series - I love these too. Lyra a young girl with no parents or so she thought;, is given a truth teller machine called an alethiometer . She meets wonderful, strong and brave armed bear who absolutely loves Lyra and he helps her along the way. and that's just the first book. Plus the movie is coming out on December 7th
-Lynne
2007-10-20 09:30:37 UTC
The Lovely Bones

The Truth About Forever

The Gossip Girls series



The best books in the entire world (just because they're hilarious) are the Georiga Nicolson diary books by Louise Rennison. Really, check them out. You'll laugh for ages.
?
2016-03-03 10:54:38 UTC
Animal Farm

The Giver

East of Eden

The Library Card

Stargirl

Chasing Redbird

The Book Thief

All the "Miss Julia" Books

The Outsiders

The Schwa was Here

Stotan!

Whale Talk
2014-10-26 18:23:41 UTC
The Giver

Gathering Blue

The Messenger

Inkheart

Inkspell

The Warriors series (it's about cats)

Redwall

Mossflower
mutigernurse
2007-10-22 10:18:16 UTC
I know that someone suggested a book by this author, Judy Blume. Are you there God It's me Margaret?. I would not necessarily suggest that one, but Judy Blume is an amazing author and she has MANY other books that she has written that are very suitable for someone your age. I read her all through my pre adolescent and adolescent years and was pleasantly surprised to find just recently that she has written 2 or 3 books for adult readers. I have read two of them and have been completely satisfied. Try her books. In particular, Tiger Eyes.
yep
2007-10-21 23:16:45 UTC
the Golden Compass series if you haven't read it yet is amazing. Also, I really like "The Gift" and "The Riddle" by Alison Croggen. They are Australian books, but you can get them on amazon. My sister really liked the Eragon books too.

If you're into college level books, hm I'd say "A Tale of Two Cities" by Charles Dickens, King Arthur, "1984" By George Orwell, "East of Eden" by John Steinback, and "A Prayer for Owen Meany" are some of my favorite books.
2007-10-21 22:02:53 UTC
Good Question!

I am 13 as well and I would say:

Inkheart series, Walk Two Moons, Chasing Redbird, Bloomabilities, (any other books by Sharon Creech as well such as "Absolutely Normal Chaos") The Protector of the Small series, Sweet Valley Series and Harry Potter.

I'm really picky about books and all of these have worked for me :)
Little Miss S
2007-10-21 20:21:37 UTC
my personal favorite is

The Perks of Being a Wallflower.



I also absolutely LOVE

The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings Trilogy

as well as

A Wrinkle in Time by Madeline L'engle



The first is more real life oriented. Its considered young adult, but its AMAZING. The latter are more fantasy/sci fi based. Enjoy! :)
Quietman40
2007-10-21 18:13:45 UTC
Richard Peck's series involving Blossom Culp. The stories are based in the early 20th century, and Blossom has psychic powers that tend to both solve and get her into lots of trouble. There are 4 books, as I remember;



The Ghost is Mine

Ghosts I have Been

The Dreadful Future of Blossom Culp

Blossom Culp and the Sleep of Death



All are out of print, but can be obtained cheaply, used on Amazon.



They are really wonderful books! I am sure you would enjoy them immensely. I still do.



Peace.
2007-10-21 04:15:31 UTC
The Wizard of Earthsea and the other 3 in the series by Ursula K. Leguin



books by Tamora Pierce



The Witch of Blackbird Pond by Elizabeth George Speare



House of Dies Drear by Virginia Hamilton



mysteries by Victoria Holt
aewdogsus
2007-10-20 19:00:09 UTC
OK I'm thirteen two and what I read is the Maximum Ride series by James Patterson, the Twilight series by Stephenie Meyer, and the Uglies, Pretties, Specials, and and another book in that series, but I've read them and there really good.
Naima
2007-10-20 16:08:49 UTC
Well, I love to read. Some of my fave authors are Meg Cabot, Stephanie Meyer, and Scott Westerfield. Meg Cabot's books are really interesting and they have a great plot. Some of my fave books by her are The Mediator series, The 1-800-WHERE-R-YOU series, How To Be Popular, All-American Girl, and sooo many more. S. Meyer's very popular for her Twilight/New Moon/Eclipse series. They are amazing and very addicting. Scott Westerfield is mainly known for his Uglies/Pretties/Special series. Recently, he wrote another book called Extras in the same series. I finished it in 2 days. It's one you can't put down. All of these books are really great. You should also try the teens section in a book store, or the young-adult section. Good luck!
goldyyloxx
2007-10-19 22:39:40 UTC
You may think my suggestion is weird but I suggest a book called "Battlefield Of The Mind For Teens" by Joyce Meyer. I can almost guarantee you will not be able to put it down. The adult version has been a best seller of the author for years.
sh0rt86
2007-10-19 20:12:50 UTC
I recommend the Daughters of the Moon series there are 12 books about 120 pages and anything by Mitch Albom like the 5 people you meet in Heaven, tuesdays with Morie, and for one more day!! Hope I helped!! have fun reading!!!
Commander Shepard
2007-10-19 07:47:49 UTC
Oooh you should read Garth Nix's stuff about the Old Kingdom, its stuffed FULL of fantasy, theres three books about the Abhorsens, they're a family of reverse necromancers who put the dead back to rest and they have these bells they work with and theres a Free Magic bound cat with an uber sarcastic tongue in its head, look for Sabriel, Lirael and Abhorsen. His Keys To The Kingdom series is pretty good too.



Also, look for Fruits Basket, its a manga about a girl who lives with a family who are possessed by the chinese zodiac animals its by Natsuki Takaya
2007-10-19 22:34:17 UTC
Book Theif-story about a girl, lost her brother, mother left her because of unknown reasons, but for the better-WW2 time-narrated by death

Kira-Kira-a girl's life and some of her older sister

Gregor the Overlander-series of a boy who journeys underbground finding an underground civilization-series

The Giver, Gathering Blue, The Messenger-a few of my fav books, the giver-a boy with extraordinary powers, Gathering Blue, a girl with a bum leg, living life to the best, The Messenger, connects the two stories with another boy



Those are a few-really good books

hope it helps

:)





Heero Yuy
Ladiiღ
2007-10-19 21:33:39 UTC
OK its scary how much like me your description is, except I'm not from Europe and i don't have to ask my mom to read an adult book i usually read young adult books too, but if i find an adult book i might like i just read it.



My favorite book is All American Girl by Meg Cabot Its about this girl who saved the president of the U.S. and she isn't goth but an artist,who chooses to wear black and doesn't like many foods but i digress, she is not very popular at school, but her older sister is a cheerleader, who happens to have a boyfriend who wears black and is a rebellious artist who she thinks she is in love with, then she meets the presidents son...
2007-10-22 11:59:22 UTC
Well, if you're a fan of fantasy, I'm guessing you've finished Harry Potter. If not, definately read that series. The Twilight series (Twilight, New Moon, and Eclipse) is a very good fantasy series (it's about vampires). For more girly books, you could go for the Clique series. I found them very interesting. Gossip Girl is another excellent series.



Hope it helped. :)
Slightly Wacky
2007-10-22 05:16:00 UTC
I suggest Sarah Dessen books, for example The Truth About Forever and Someone Like You. ALso, for fantasy i suggest the Golden Compass, The Amber Spyglass, and Lyra's Oxford.
2007-10-21 20:08:53 UTC
Connie Willis: To Say Nothing of the Dog. A little SF, a little romance (but all very proper), a little history, and a lot of fun. Very much lighter than her Doomsday Book. You might enjoy the book that the title pays homage to, also -- Jerome K Jerome's Three Men in a Boat.
2007-10-21 17:18:27 UTC
The Alice Series by Phyllis Reynolds Naylor
2007-10-21 14:06:40 UTC
I must admit I used to love to read, but before this summer I probably hadn't read a book outside of school for a couple of years (probably since like 7th or 8th grade i'm in 11th now) but this summer I went to the bookstore and I picked up a few books. They were really good! I would recommend them to any teen girl! The books were the Gossip Girl series and also Someone Like You by Sarah Dessen. That book was so good; I read it in like 5 days! lol but yeah any of the Gossip Girls books are good and Someone Like You!
rene c
2007-10-21 10:08:34 UTC
Suggestions Read the Bible with a purpose.



Many were not able to read the entire book for so many reasons.



As a matter of fact the mice are much better than humans for they have eaten the book.
2007-10-21 08:19:15 UTC
My favorites are, If you like fantasy:

Twilight, New Moon, and Eclipse by Stephine Meyer (it is the next harry potter.)

The Mediator series by Meg Cabot (love these)

Avalon High by Meg Cabot (this book keeps you thinking)

The Blue is for Nightmares series by Laurie Stolarz (if you like wiccan stuff these are great books.) ( no I'm not a wiccan but these books are still really cool)



If you like mythology:

Percy Jackson and The Olympians series by Rick Riordan

(i love these books and they are an easy read)



If you like fiction:

Small Steps by Louis Sachar (it is the follow up to Holes)



If you like challenging:

Great Expectations by Charles Dickens (we read it in school it is a relatively hard read.lots of different words.)
Cassandra S.
2007-10-21 06:58:31 UTC
You must DEFINITELY read The Princess Diaries series.

No kidding, I can't stand reading until I read that book.

Once you read it you cannot put it down.

It's so cute and lovable.



Anything by Meg Cabot really, which is for young teens

with romance in it is perfect.



Definitely a cute, fun, chick lit kind of book.

Go for it!



Also try The Mediator series by Meg Cabot.



Enjoy!
Chessie's having a GIRL!
2007-10-20 17:29:05 UTC
My favorite author is Francesca Lia Block. She wrote Dangerous Angels (aka the Weetzie Bat Books). That is one of my all time favorite books. Also Wasteland, Girl Goddess #9, Necklace of Kisses (all 3 buy Block). They are all young adult novels. She mixes fantasy with reality very well and thats why I enjoy her novels so much.



Happy Reading!
...alex...
2007-10-20 16:14:49 UTC
i am also thirteen and i also like fantasy and classics and read at a really advanced level.



For classics i would say try:

The Adventures Of Tom Sawyer or

The Adventures Of Huckleberry Finn.

If you read those i would read Tom Sawyer first though.(both are by Mark Twain)



For fantasy i would say:

The Lightning Thief ( by Rick Riordan)

Its a really good book about this 12 year old boy who finds out that hes is part Greek god and is sent on a huge quest. its the first book in a series called Percy Jackson and the Olympians.

Or i would say you should read:

The Last Apprentice: Revenge of the Witch (by Joseph Delaney)

Its sorta a fantasy book but it is also so scary. i wouldn't really recommend reading it at night though. i really liked that book as well. its the first book in a series called The Last Apprentice.



A book that i don't really know how to put in a specific category is:

Elsewhere (by Gabrielle Zevin)

Its about this girl who dies at 15. After everybody dies they get sent to elsewhere and age backwards from the minute they died. Its a really good book but its i really sad and i usually don't cry about books but i did for this one. but i loved this book a lot.



I hope those might help you.
my_chiclet
2007-10-20 15:31:55 UTC
If you like classics, you should read Jane Austen, Edith Wharton, and the Bronte sisters.



Fantasy...I assume you've already finished Harry Potter, in which case you might get started on everything you can find by Phillip Pullman. You should read His Dark Materials in order, or else it won't make any sense.



Chick lit? The Ruling Class, by Francine Pascal, who is better known for her Fearless series.



Good luck!
rec
2007-10-20 12:41:23 UTC
If you are reading at the college level I would suggest that you occasionally expand your horizons beyond chick lit and novels and read something like On Waldon's Pond by Henry David Thoreau. It may help you to enjoy and appreciate even more the world around us.
Mimi
2007-10-20 07:55:15 UTC
try Twilight by Stephenie Meyer

It was a really good book, and after you read those she has a few more that were good.

also if you're into sad stories about love and death and stuff read anything by Lurlene McDaniel. She's a very good author.

If you're into horror, and fantasy read Stephen King.. he's my favorite.

Just walk into your local bookstore and go into their fantasy section. Just because you're a teen doesnt mean you cant read adult books.. It's good to read things for older people because it will boost your reading level and really help you out a lot in school..

My favorite book of all time though is Walk Away Home by Paul Many

its very hard to find though, but if you come across it, get it because its a very very good book.. and if you do find it.. let me know where you found it bc ive been looking all over for it and i cant get it. so just email me through me Y!A page



happy reading :)

it's good that you wanna read at your age.
pisces_dreamer_dreaming
2007-10-20 07:50:42 UTC
Have you read any of the Terry Pratchett books in the Discworld series? I happened to meet him at a sci-fi conference in Memphis, and while I was not too impressed with him in person, I really like the books. Discworld is an imaginary world which lies on the backs of four elephants that walk on the back of a giant turtle that flies through space and time. I attached a link to his wikkipedia page.

I've also read the Golden Compass series, but be warned, it's kind of unexpected and sad at the end.
Cathos
2007-10-20 07:14:40 UTC
Since you said that you are reading on a college level and you love fantasy books and the like, So I recommend The thief Lord by Cornelia Funke(It's a story about 2 brothers who ran away from their step parents because of the fear that they will be separated and they ended up in Venice where they met a bunch of street kids and the theif lord.... They have lots of adventures which eventually lead them to a magical merry go round... There are twists and turns in this story that's sure to add oomph to your creative juices!) and for a thought provoking read, I'd recommend the "Sophie's world" by Jostein Gaarder. It's the best. I'm a bookworm myself and I totally read the types of stuff you just said. So, I hope this helps and happy reading!
2007-10-19 22:31:36 UTC
Oooh! Have I got the list for you!!!

Harry Potter? Perfect books. I bet you have read them though...

Wild Magic, stuff by Tamora Pierce. I don't actually like them that much, but my two friends adore them, so try them out.

The Vampire Chronicles by Anne Rice

Sisterhood of the Travelling Pants is really great for younf girls...

The Diary of Anne Frank, To Kill a Mockingbird, anything by Jodi Picoult(My Sister's Kepper is good)...

Perfume is a profoundly written book, but it has a creepy charachter... Ask you mum to research it first. It might not have very suitable themes.

Dean Koontz's Frankenstein is a good one to try. It's a supernatural detective kind of story. I'm fresh out for now, but I HIGHLY reccomend all these books!!!
2007-10-19 04:47:53 UTC
Jane Austin will give you a common frame of reference with other women, which may serve you quite well.



His Dark Materials is great.



Some people might suggest Wodehouse, Tolkein, and Dickens. If you can't be bothered, and want the humour of Wodehouse, the scope of Dickens, and the subject matter of Tolkein, you could spend your time far worse than by reading Terry Pratchett.



He has been fairly prolific - the "Tiffany Aching" books may be quite empowering for a young woman. The Diskworld novels are now the only non-technical Literature I bother reading now (first degree in Literature & History). I politely suggest you start with "Wyrd Sister" or "Equal Rites" rather than taking them in order.



J.K. Rowling actually acknowledges Terry Pratchett as an influence, and she is, in my opinion, a poor immitation.
2007-10-19 00:49:29 UTC
Read The Perks of Being a Wallflower by Stephen Chbosky. It's about a boy in his freshman year of high school. It's definitely one you'd want to clear with your mom, since it touches on a lot of controversial topics, but it really is a painfully beautiful portrait of the whole "teenage experience". I read it when I was 15 and re-read it twice, once about a year ago and once 3 years ago (I'm 22). Everytime I've discovered more I love about it and it remains one of my all time favorite books. Don't look it up on wikipedia though, it'll ruin the ending.
Jennies
2007-10-22 10:14:25 UTC
If you love fantasy, I really recommend Tamora Pierce's books. They are all about teenage women with magic or special skills living in medieval times. I loved reading them when I was younger and still read them as she publishes more. Start with the Alanna the Lioness series. Then read Daine's series. Here's a link to her website: http://www.tamora-pierce.com/ Her books are really popular and are in every library, Barnes & Noble, etc. I also recommend books by Diana Wynne Jones. I love Howl's Moving Castle.



Classics: I also love anything by Jane Austen. I suggest Pride & Prejudice, Emma, and Sense & Sensibility. Dracula by Bram Stoker is a favorite of mine as well.
Fbigtaskever
2007-10-21 15:47:17 UTC
Priceless one for anyone who loves learning while reading.

1) Understanding your Divine Nature.

Author: Grant Von Harrison

2) The Seven Habits of Highly Effective Teens.

Author: Sean Covey
Chelsea Marie
2007-10-21 13:18:40 UTC
I think you should check out Laurrel K. Hamilton books, or Ann Rice. They are great books. Also there is a series of books called I like bikinni's and it is a GREAT series. They have one called "Hes with me, for now or for real?" And it is a really good book.



As far as the first two Hamilton and Rice books are for Adult, and you might not be able to read them because of the sex and violence.



Other than that, good luck. Reading is fun!
2007-10-21 07:45:31 UTC
I'm thirteen too; You said you read on a college level, as do I.

If you're intelligent, you'll really like these books.



Magical Thinking,

Possible Side Effects, and

Dry



All by Augusten Burroughs.



They're really great,

you should try them.

They're true stories from his childhood and adult life, but he's got a way to make them absolutely HILARIOUS.



Seriously, give it a shot.
Bob L
2007-10-21 00:54:02 UTC
I would read Goosebumps, Nancy Drew, Agatha Christie, Alfred Hitchcock, The Three Investigators, Sherlock Holmes
WHAT? HUH? WHO?
2007-10-20 20:52:54 UTC
I only read this book because it was for reading counts which is something i have to do in school. i like to read slow but im in honors for reading and so i read short books. Dealing with Dragons, Searching for Dragons, Calling on Dragons, and Talking to dragons.(all of those are fantasy books and theyre a series. There about 250 pgs. By Particia C. Wrede.) Then theres Wolf tower, Wolf Star, Wolf Queen , and Wolf Wing.(all those are fantasy and theyre series. By Tanith Lee.

Have fun!
bookworm
2007-10-20 17:45:19 UTC
All of the books by author Sarah Dessen are great for young adults. They are real life scenarios that can teach young girls a lot. They are very interesting and anyone who reads them falls in love with these books.

other books

- the cross-country quilters,Jennifer Chiajerini

-savannah from savannah , Denise Hildreth(mature content)

- The count of monte cristo, Alexandre Dumas

-the great gatsby

- the secret life of bees, Sue Monk Kidd

-Lucas
black_belt_12
2007-10-20 17:02:13 UTC
Try and read The True Confessions of Charlotte Doyle. It is written by Avi. It's sort of slow in the beginning but the story gets really interesting later on that you won't even be able to put the book down. Good Luck! :-*
2007-10-19 22:50:10 UTC
Read some old books for teens if you can

A Tree Grows in Brooklyn by Betty Smith

Boston Adventure by Jean Stafford

I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings by Maya Angelou
2007-10-19 17:26:42 UTC
Wow you sound just like me! Here are some great books that i could read over and over again!

I am Regina-by Sally Keenh

A Circle of Time-Lynn Hanna

Fever-Laurie Halse Anderson

Phoenix Rising-by Ann Duran

Summer of my German soldier and the sequal i'm reading now is "Morning Is a Long time Coming" both by Bette Greene



Most are award winners! Hope you like these!
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2014-06-06 21:18:26 UTC
I had a sister who was 10 years old than I am who left books around so I read some books that really weren't age appropriate! I think these suggestions will be fun for you to read and ones your Mum will be ok with
j1l2s3
2007-10-21 19:27:55 UTC
I am also 13 and here are some books I like:)

1. Bridge to Terabithia

2. A Family Apart (This book has a series it's very good as well as clean

Good Luck!
Lola Fabala
2007-10-21 19:21:14 UTC
I'am on a college level to and I'am 13 too. But my favorite book is Elsewhere. It's about this girl who gets hit by a car and dies. When she dies she goes to this place called Elsewhere. In Elsewhere you don't grow older, but younger until you are born again. It is me and my BFF favorite book. Another good book is Les Miserables. That is a adult book that is like 1500 pages so it takes FOREVER to read. And some parts are really boring. Hoped I helped.
2007-10-21 16:12:19 UTC
Gossip Girl

The Clique

any book by Sarah Dessen

any book by Jodi Piccolout
cheergirl_3000
2007-10-21 14:40:04 UTC
I'm also a teen and I love the ''Bloody Jack Adventures''. If you like adventure, thrill, romance and pirate themed books, these books are perfect for you. They're for young adults and wonderful. I couldn't put them down. Also, you should try any books by Janette Oke. They're wonderful Christian books. She wrote Love Comes Softly and the series that goes with that.
2007-10-21 12:36:58 UTC
These are what i loved when i was your age:



To Kill a mockingbird

In cold Blood

Bridge to Tarabithia

Warsaw

Forever( ask mum first since it deals with sex and stuff...but through the eyes of a teenaged girl...though its sort of dated.)



Of Mice and Men

On the Road

Jane Eyre





Try Hitchhickers guide to the Galaxy...the wholeseries is really funny.



And the Discworld series from Terry Prachett are really great fantasy books.

And Neil Guildmen
J9
2007-10-21 12:02:26 UTC
Hmm....when I was younger enjoyed Babysitters Club, but I don't know if they're still popular. A great book to read for your age, that was always my fav is "There's a Girl in My Hammerlock." It's about a girl who becomes a wrestler for her high school team! Girl power! The Diary of Ann Frank is fantastic, and a true story if you haven't read that one either. I think I read it while I was in school. Good Luck on your search.
Uhh...yeah.
2007-10-20 09:34:59 UTC
GossipGirls

The A-List [series]

Something Blue

Something Borrowed

Lucky

The Lovely Bones

Violet on the Runway

The Sisterhood...

Cut

A Walk to Remember
2007-10-20 00:10:34 UTC
1. A Lesson Before Dying (its a book that takes patience but has a great plot.) Earnest J .Gaines



2. Stargirl. I know it sounds funny but I think it would be a great book for a girl like you at the age of 13 who is beginning to discover who she is. Louis Sachar.



3. The Kite Runner (An INCREDIBLE story about a boy growing up in the Middle East.) (forgot author, sorry!)



4. Jane Eyre (A woman who marries a man who was previously married to a mentally ill woman whom he locked in his attic.) Charolette Bronte



5. The Outsiders. S.E.Hinton
Brittany :)
2007-10-19 18:51:45 UTC
A few really good books

1. The Farthest Away moutain

2. The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants series

3. Blue is for Nightmares
Oddie
2007-10-22 06:39:04 UTC
My girls, who are 11 and 14, love the young adult series by Judy Blume. Such as "Summer Sisters", "Tiger Eyes", "Forever". Forever is a little racer though that I haven't allowed my girls to read yet. It is a little more aimed at 16 and older group, but leave that up to mom. Also check at your school library, they should be able to print out a great list of popular reading material for your age group. [ Not just required reading material.]
awesomeaubs_55
2007-10-21 22:06:02 UTC
Hi There! I love to read as well. Here are a few suggestions of books that I've read and enjoyed in the past couple of years. Good Luck!



*Non-Fiction



*Night by: Elie Wiesel

*Merle's Door by: Ted Kerasote

*Judaism for Dummies by: Rabbi Ted Falcon and David Blatner

*Eat, Pray, Love- One Woman's Search for Everything across Italy, India and Indonesia by: Elizabeth Gilbert

*Marley and Me by: John Grogan

*The Faith Club- a Muslim, a Christian , a Jew- search for understanding by: Ranya Idliby, Suzanne Oliver & Priscilla Warnet

*Emergence- labeled Autistic, *Thinking in Pictures and *Animals in Translation- Using the Mysteries of Autism to Decode Animal Behavior by: Temple Grandin

*An Unquiet Mind by: Kay Redingfield Jamison



*Fiction



*Up High in the Trees by: Kiara Brinkman *Harry Potter Series by: J.K. Rowling

*The Kite Runner and A Thousand Splendid Suns by: Khaled Hosseini

*The #1 Ladies' Detective Agency Series by: Andrew McCall Smith
Veronica ♥ Cobras
2007-10-20 21:00:56 UTC
Life In The Fat Lane - Cherie Bennet - Really good book.

The Alice Series - Phyliss Reynolds Naylor

Gossip Girl Series

The A-List Series
mishkin
2007-10-20 00:07:12 UTC
Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams



Crime and Punishment by Dostoevsky



Les Miserables by Victor Hugo



O'Henry, Mopassan, Jack London, Cervantes
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2014-11-30 19:42:40 UTC
A Certain Slant of Light

The Giver

Gathering Blue

The Messenger

Inkheart

Inkspell
killerbee492001
2007-10-22 05:43:49 UTC
The Vampire Diaries Series and The Secret Circle Series, both by LJ Smith. The first is about Vampires, and the second is about witches. But, they're not gory or anything over the top. They are geared at your age level, and are great books, I read them over and over when I was your age. I hope you give them a try and love them.
Firdaus Yosman
2007-10-22 04:52:39 UTC
I'd recommend you to read The Power of Five series of books by Anthony Horowitz. Or the Famous Five series by Enid Blyton. Or any series by Enid Blyton and/or Anthony Horowitz. Or Skulduggery Pleasant by Derek Landy. They are all awesome and a fun experience for teenagers to read. Note: I'm 15.
shawnthepsychic
2007-10-21 15:14:50 UTC
Twilight series is amazing, Stardust by Neil Gaiman, The Inkheart books. I'm rereading the Artemis Fowl series right now, i love it. Also The Young Wizards Series by Diane Duane is spectacular.
BaseballGrrl
2007-10-21 14:11:03 UTC
I just recently discovered 2 "trilogies" that I really like, and I think they're aimed at a teen girl audience (though both are written by men)



Uglies by Scott Westerfeld (Pretties, Specials, Extras are the books that follow)

Maximum Ride by James Patterson (I think he's got 3 out and one on the way)
christy72034
2007-10-21 09:35:02 UTC
You sound a lot like my twelve year old daughter... She read the first book in the Twilight Series. It was called Twilight. She read it in two days. Now she is wanting the next one called New Moon, and the last one is called Eclipse. They are all written by Stephanie Meyer. I think you might enjoy them.
sdprpl
2007-10-21 00:34:15 UTC
If It hadnt been mentioned before read the series starting with Uglies. That was the first time I had read Scott Westefeld and even though it was young adult it was very interesting and very thought provoking especially in self esteme issues and just the world around you. I intend to read his other works too.
sacabeans00
2007-10-20 21:44:41 UTC
Twilight Series; A Tree Grows in Brooklyn
2007-10-20 12:48:08 UTC
Stephanie Meyer, Jane Austen, The Bronte Sisters,Meg Cabot.

You can't beat Agatha Christie or now that your older try reading C.S. Lewis again you start to really get the symolism, lord of the flies, Jaclyn Moriarty, Frances Hardings,Avi.

I'm 13 at the same level and these are my favorite authors

my sis suggests The Percy Jackson books

Hope I could help!
2007-10-20 12:38:04 UTC
Try reading The O'Reilly Factor for Kids by Bill O'Reilly. This book is about the real world challenges you will face in high school, college and work. Fantasy books are o.k. but we don't live in a fantasy world. Hope you give this book a chance. IT might help more than you think.
KENZIE!
2007-10-19 19:43:00 UTC
You sound exactly like me,



i would suggest the twilight series by stwphanie meyers. (Twilight, New Moon, Eclipse)

It is an amazing series, when i started reading the series, i couldnt seem to put the books down.They are amazing, full of adventure, true love, excitement, and much more. I love this series!





If not the try "The Princess Bride" I dont know who its by, but it was an amazing book about true love high- adventure, excitement,fighting, etc...

It was a really good book to!
2007-10-19 19:39:44 UTC
The Diary of a Teenage Girl

if you like romance without all of the old people stuff, this is a great book

anything by Meg Cabot

dito

Harry Potter

not really for a teenage girl, but still super good
2007-10-19 18:46:13 UTC
The Confessions of Georgia Nicholson series by Louise Rennison. They are like a teen version of Bridget Jones and are absolutely hilarious. By far my favorite teen series ive ever read and will keep on reading. I started reading them when i was 14 and am now 17. I have kind of grown up with the books( I love it when that happens).
gilgamesh
2007-10-19 14:36:44 UTC
-Anything by Madeline L'Engle (I recommend starting with A Wind in the Door)

-Anything by William Sleator (although House of Stairs in particular is pretty thought-provoking)

-Anything by Patricia McKillip

-Watership Down by Richard Adams

-So You Want to be a Wizard (and the sequels) by Diane Duane

-The Last Unicorn by Peter Beagle

-The Enchanted Forest Chronicles by Patricia C. Wrede (this includes books such as Dealing with Dragons and Searching for Dragons)

-A Princess of Mars (and all the other Mars books up -until- A Fighting Man of Mars, which you shouldn't read because it is bad) by Edgar Rice Burroughs

-The Black Stallion series



I really enjoyed all of those when I was a teenager.
Aly
2007-10-19 10:51:47 UTC
Read The Wind on Fire Trilogy by William Nicholson. I have just finished reading it and the story was just amazing. The first book is called "The Wind Singer", the second, "Slaves of the Mastery", and the last, "Firesong". I have no doubt you will like it! It is the best fantasy trilogy I've read so far...
2007-10-19 09:19:02 UTC
Garth Nix's Old Kingdom/Abhorsen trilogy: Lirael (pub 2001), Abhorsen (pub 2003) and Sabriel (pub 2004) are a wonderful fantasy and well suited for young adults. Nix's writing really is geared toward your age group and older, but there is a strong adult audience because of the quality of story and writing. The link below includes a brief bio plus links to ordering his books in the UK (which I'm guessing you're at from your writing.)
Daisy
2007-10-22 05:40:15 UTC
As a teenager the best book I ever read was The Power Of Positive Thinking by Norman Vincent Peale. It truly changed my life.
2007-10-21 13:07:25 UTC
Memory Keeper's Daughter (i 4get the author)

Jinx (again I 4get)

Harry Potter Series

That Summer, Just Listen-Sarah Dessen

My Sister's Keeper-Jodi Picoult (loved this book)

Inkhart

The historic fiction novels by Ann Rinaldi
Candy
2007-10-19 19:38:40 UTC
I just read a book called "13 Little Blue Envelopes". I liked it a lot! I myself like chick lit a lot and it was different. It didn't necessarily have a love story in it, so it was different but it was set different as well. I would definitely recommend it for you. Also if you haven't read the Twilight trilogy, I would recommend it as well. :)
2007-10-19 16:39:33 UTC
Ender's Game by Orson Scott Card is a Science Fiction book but it's good.

The Chronicles of Narina by C.S.Lewis is a fantasy set.

Harry Potter by J.K. Rowling is also fantasy.

Classics:

Oliver Twist by Charles Dickens.

Great Expectations by Charles Dickens.

David Copperfield by Charles Dickens.

A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens.

Little Women by Louis May Alcott

Gone With the Wind by Margaret Mitchell

Catcher in the Rye by J.D. Salinger

White Fang by Jack London

The Sea Wolf by Jack London

The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald

To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee

Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck

Call of the Wild by Jack London

Dracula by Bram Stoker

The Last of the Mohicians by James Fenimore Cooper

Robinson Crusoe by Daniel Defoe

Ivanhoe by Sir Scott Walter

The Three Muskateers by Alexandre Dumas

The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas père

The Jungle by Upton Sinclair

Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson

20,000 Leagues Under the Sea by Jules Verne

The Swiss Family Robinson by Johann Wyss

The Prince and the Pauper by Mark Twain

Huckelberry Finn by Mark Twain

Tom Sawyer by Mark Twain

Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoyevsky
reverseheadstock666
2007-10-22 09:22:37 UTC
Well it really depends on your interest, on what kind of books are you into. A lot of people on this website will just give you their opinions which may or not interest you at all. So what I suggest for you to do is to visit your public library, and ask the librarian for any new material that's intended for an individual your age. Hey, you can't go wrong with asking.
tammihart
2007-10-22 07:00:45 UTC
There is a series of young adult books that my neighbor told me about.(very addicting) I am an adult and am enjoying them as much as any adult novel I have ever read.



Sweep series (16 books)

also,

Balefire series (4 books)

both are by Cate Tiernan

Enjoy!
Presto's Girl
2007-10-21 21:47:12 UTC
Go Ask Alice

The content may be a little old for you but you said that you read at college level. Also try The Last World!
daryavaush
2007-10-21 21:27:14 UTC
Like you, I also loved fantasy at the age of 13. I highly recommend the following authors:



Laurence Yep

Eleanor Cameroon



and the following:



Gray Magic, by Andre Norton



Some other authors:



Rumer Godden

George Sand (one of my all time favorites)

Colette





Happy reading!
Due May 12 2010..My 1st baby
2007-10-21 18:27:26 UTC
Cathys Book. Its an interactive teen "journal" with clues, phone numbers, letters, websites and things to visit..very cool!



Also good reads: The Long Road Home and the House of The Scorpion...It won lots of awards!
2007-10-21 17:33:16 UTC
When I was a teenager I loved fantasy type books too. I really liked the Dragon Lance books. A lot of magic, warriors, elves, trolls, etc. Fun books. Nearly 15 years later, I still remember the names of my favorite characters.
kindyxkandy
2007-10-21 06:32:52 UTC
The twilight series, clique series, the "where's Janie" series, gossip girl series, these are advanced and you might want to check with your mom, becuase of lanueage, Listening To Lions, Code Orange, The Princess Acadamy, Ugly's series, these are just a few of the top of my head, I'm 13 too, with a very advanced reading level, and these are just the ones I've read since Aug. If you want more, contact me.
hanic101
2007-10-21 05:16:27 UTC
Harry Potter series, marley and me or marly, things not seen. princess driaries, anything by meg cabot. a child called it. dear America books, eragon, Eldest, Inkheart, Inkspell, Perfect, Fever 1793, Avalon: Chid of the dark prophecy, Avalon High, Cluaqe (don't know how to spell it), Gossip Girl series, Chronicle of Narnia, Sherlock Homes, Series of Unfortunate Events, Book of Beginnings, Anything by Eien Colfer like Artimes Fowl, The Supernaturals just to name a few by him. Also check out the teen section in the libary> It is probably full of great teen books for you.
2007-10-20 20:17:01 UTC
Wicked, and Confessions of an Ugly Step Sister are good fantasy/ chick lit
Real Vampires Sparkle
2007-10-20 19:25:02 UTC
Well I am fourteen but and I loved the books:

-Twilight, New Moon, and Eclipse by Stephanie Meyer (This book is about a girl who moves in with her dad and falls in love with a vampire. Don't want to give away to much....but a very good book.)

-Eragon, Eldest (A boy who finds a dragon egg while hunting and becomes a dragon rider. Goes on many adventures and is an excellent book.)

-Valiant (Not sure how to explain this one but it is a really good book.)
Robyn
2007-10-20 12:19:13 UTC
A Child Called It

The Lovely Bones

The Diamond Girls
2007-10-20 10:01:59 UTC
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time ...



a story written in a very strange and interesting format, the author himself have a habit of getting of the track, getting off the topic, and go back. He is not a straight forward kid. Its the first book that makes me feel like reading. around 500pages
Molly =]
2007-10-20 09:06:11 UTC
This isn't really a novel...

but i reccomend it to anyone.

"Post Secret," "A Lifetime of Secrets," "The Secret Lives of Men and Women," and "My Secrets." They are all by Frank Warren...

the books are a compilation of anonomous secrets sent in by hundreds of thousands of people from across the globe. Frank started the project by leaving the instructions in library books, in lobby's, and sending them out to people. All the secrets are true, and the book will have you laughing and crying, there are so many emotions this book is filled with. It doesn't matter what kind of books you like, anyone would love these.
klaus baudelaire
2007-10-19 23:04:53 UTC
Have you heard A Series Of Unfortunate Events?Well its a great book...many people(young and adult)are reading this book..
keelykittyk
2007-10-19 14:28:59 UTC
I have a few suggestions;



- Herculeah Jones Mysteries by Betsy Byars

- The Luckiest Girl by Beverly Cleary

-Sister of The Bride by Beverly Cleary

I hope you enjoy!
lucybelle
2007-10-19 13:23:52 UTC
I loved (and still love) pretty much anything by Madeleine L'Engle--A Wrinkle in Time, A Wind in the Door, A Swiftly Tilting Planet, Many Waters, An Acceptable Time, etc, etc.



I'd also recommend Robin McKinley's Beauty, and her fantasy books (she won a Newbury award for The Hero and the Crown)



The Brothers Karamazov is very good as well. And of course, the Lord of the Rings and the Hobbit are near the top of my favorites lists.



Best wishes and have fun!
Schoolgirl504
2007-10-22 11:33:34 UTC
My daughter who is almost 12 just got through reading this book called "Twilight" by Stephenie Mayer. She absolutely loved it. Its a book about a vampire and a mortal teenage girl falling in love I think. It also has two sequels called New Moon and Eclipse. I found them at Amazon.com for less than 15 dollars.
2007-10-22 07:02:46 UTC
Try reading Agatha Cristie Mysteries. The stories are a more complex version of Nancy Drew. Also, try reading Anne McCaffrey's Dragonriders of Pern series. Very good reading.
Shana
2007-10-22 01:08:53 UTC
The Lovely Bones by Alice Sebold. It's about a younger girl who is murdered by her neighbor in the beginning of the book, and spends the rest of the book first grieving and being grieved, then watching her family grow up without her, and keeping an eye on her murderer... It's quite the interesting book.
married & still inlove
2007-10-22 00:54:44 UTC
You are a smart young girl let all the good information soak in to your heart and mind. Because what is in your heart shows on the outside. But do not pull yourself away from reality because that's the mistake people when it cames to reading novels and fantasy.
LSEaves
2007-10-21 14:05:26 UTC
Pretty much anything from Christopher Pike's young adult novels. My favorites were Remember Me, Witch, & the Last Dance Series.
M
2007-10-21 13:55:49 UTC
Anything by Dan Brown, some parts of his books can be kind of mature content, but the plots are amazing.

He wrote The Davinci Code, Angles and Demons, and others.

Its pretty adult reading, but I normally read girly-gossipy books and I really got into his writing.
Megan
2007-10-21 09:00:49 UTC
I would strongly suggest Nicholas Sparks books. I'm currently reading "The Guardian" and it's pretty good. Or "Born Confused" by Tenuja Desai Hidier (sp). I've read that three times, and I'd say it's along the lines of chick lit.
Kaitlin
2007-10-20 12:23:25 UTC
The Clique Series

Twilight series

Sisterhood Of The Traveling Pants series

anything by Rachel Hawthorne if you like a good romance story =)

ummm..harry potter?

oo and another good book i read was called ttyl and ttfn by lauren myracle



hope i helped =)
2007-10-20 07:56:27 UTC
I'm thirteen and aim at a college level too.

Its really hard finding a good book that is interesting and suspenseful and kinda challenges your reading. Some books to read and that I have read are::

-Uglies,Pretties, Specials, Extras By Scott Westerfield(they are all in a series, AWESOME books)

-Inkheart, Inkspell, By Cornelia Funke(Fantasy, ahhhhmazing)

-Summer Intern By Carrie Karasyov and Jill Kargman

-The Mediator Series by Meg Cabot

-The Clique by Lisi Harrison

-Pants on Fire By Meg Cabot

-Marley and Me by John Grogan( This is a must read, touching, makes you want to cry , one of my favorite books)

-The book of Story Beginnings by Kristin Kladstrup

-Gingerbread by Rachel Cohn

-An abundance of Katherines by John Green

-go on the internet and look up recommended teen reads or must reads for teens



I hope this helps, I guarantee you that these books will interest you and you wont put them down
2014-06-18 20:01:54 UTC
By Sharon Owen's books:

The Tavern on Maple Street

The Ballroom on Magnolia Street

The Tea House on Mulberry Street
kd5bel
2007-10-22 05:02:07 UTC
Anne of Green Gables by LM Montgomery a 9 book series. Also any book written by L M Montgomery. Her books are well written, classic and timeless.



You also don't have to worry about inappropriate content.
2007-10-22 01:26:08 UTC
The Alchemist - Paul Coelho

The fourth Estate, Son of fortune, Eleventh commandment - Jeffery Archer
?
2007-10-21 21:53:48 UTC
My totally favorite book from age 10 to 61 has been, "The Secret Garden". I use to read "Little House on the Prairie", "The Five Little Peppers and How They Grew", and all the horse stories like "Black Beauty", "Flicka", etc. Oh, I love the books by James Herriot, the vet. Mmm
chopchopchops
2007-10-21 20:38:07 UTC
I really liked Prep - a realistic (I think) story about a socially awkward teenage girl going to boarding school

And an entirely different type of book, the Golden Compass, the first in a series about a younger girl who lives in a magical world. If you liked Harry Potter, you would like it.
Mark T
2007-10-21 15:26:24 UTC
The Black Rose by Thomas B. Costain. Classic historical novel, a fascinating book to read, guaranteed to make you cry :) with happiness and sadness.
serialmom12
2007-10-21 06:06:27 UTC
A Separate Peace by John Knowles
ILoveIt09
2007-10-20 17:44:34 UTC
I love reading, so here are some that I really like



Poison Study by Maria V. Snyder-I love it, just read it and its great. There is a bit a killing and sexual references, but it is not really horrific (1st in the Series)



One for the Money by Janet Evanovich- Really funny, but there are a lot of sexual jokes and that kinda of thing (1st in a series)



Anything by Tamora Pierce is really good, start with the Alanna's series. This is probably the best one for you, its in the young adult section



Blood and Chocolate by Annette Curtis- I really like this book, the movie wasn't really like it



Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen- One of my all time favs. The language is kinda hard to understand but once you get past it, it is really beautiful



Fringe Girl by Valerie Frankel- Teen social hierarchy, pretty good.



Pretty much anything by Garth Nix- Good fantasy. Start the Sabriel. It's really good. I love most of his writing



Sloppy First by Megan McCafferty- Funny and sacrastic. I really like it.



And of course Harry Potter by J.K. Rowling if you haven't already.



I hope you like these suggestions. I have more but I don't want to overload you
Tonya L
2007-10-20 16:05:01 UTC
Trilogies:



The Giver

Gathering Blue

Messenger

by Lois Lowry



Uglies

Pretties

Specials

By Scott Westerfield



Both trilogies deal with the idea of Utopia, or a perfect world. I think you'd like them!



Individual Books:



Oustiders by S.E. Hinton



Authors:



S.E. Hinton

Gail Carson Levine

JK Rowling (I luv Harry Potter)

Lois Lowry (She's the best)
Mrs. Kirk
2007-10-20 10:28:10 UTC
Twilight by Stephenie Meyer, Harry potter, looking for Alaska, an abundance of Katherina by John green, Midnighters and Uglies by Scott Westerfeld
bananas_4_apples
2007-10-19 21:39:52 UTC
The Twilight series: Twilight, New Moon, and Eclipse. I read all of them in one week. These books are amazong and I am a teenage girl. I thought that they weren't going to be all that great but once I finished reading the first chapter I was hooked. These books are amazing and I would recommend them to everybody.
2014-11-01 19:58:20 UTC
Gathering Blue

The Messenger

Inkheart

Inkspell

The Warriors series (it's about cats)
molly
2007-10-22 14:51:20 UTC
If you like older-setting books, there are two GREAT books written for young adult/older teen girls, and I REALLY loved them. the first one is called "A Great and Terrible Beauty," and the sequel is called "Rebel Angels." They are the first two books in a trilogy, but the third book isn't published yet. The author is Libba Bray.



The books are set in old-day England in a girl's boarding school. It is about a girl named Gemma who discovers that she carries the same mysterious ability as her mother; the ability to mediate between two deminsions. It sounds kinda weird, but I SWEAR, they are two of the best books ever!
leilanixlucifer
2007-10-22 12:57:33 UTC
I'm 13 too, I would suggest Emako Blue. It's not fantasy, but it's an incredible book. Maniac Magee is also a good book
2007-10-22 08:28:16 UTC
I'm 14 in two weeks and......I love books that have a poetic sense...I would recommend Fahrenheit 451 or the Giver. Those are a little older...I did like the Clique series....The magicians nephew...that's what I'm reading now....Ummmmm I liked Judy.....and I will plant you a lilac tree......I'm not much into reading....But I liked the Lemony Snickett books.....ohhh...also I liked Pooh Bear...I know it sounds kiidish...but it was a great book......even at age 13.....
2007-10-22 08:06:43 UTC
When I was a young teen, I really enjoyed the Nancy Drew books.

I also enjoyed reading a series of books/encyclopedias called Crime Libraries.
Phil
2007-10-21 11:01:43 UTC
I know a lot of people have already mentioned "A Wrinkle in Time," but the author of that book, Madeline L'Engle wrote an entire series of books based on those characters and my niece who is your age enjoyed them immensely.



I would also recommend the books of Charles Dickens
2007-10-20 17:55:56 UTC
I loved Lloyd Alexander when I was younger - still enjoy his books today. He's written a variety of of books for youth, (mostly fantasy) ranging from lighthearted, witty humor, to more serious stories of war and loss.



Another of my favorites: The Hounds of the Morrigan. A lot of Irish folklore in it. Well written, very enjoyable.
2007-10-20 09:10:03 UTC
I agree with whoever said to read the Uglies trilogy, once you start reading them you can't put them down!

Also anything by Meg Cabot. I'm currently reading a bunch of her books.

There is also two books that you may or may not like called "Size twelve is not fat" and "Size fourteen isn't fat either."

Both books are about the main character who is an ex-child-popstar, who works in a residence hall and tries to investigate two murders that occur within the dorm.
Nicole
2007-10-19 19:29:12 UTC
I'm also 13, and some books I've read lately are:

The Uglies Trilogy (uglies, pretties, and specials)

Harry Potter

Eragon Trilogy(eragon, eldest, and the last book hasn't come out yet)

The Ranger's Apprentice Series

The Thief
2007-10-19 19:01:37 UTC
The best book I ever read (or one of the two best books) was Les Miserables by Victor Hugo (which was the basis for the musical on Broadway "Les Miz," which is supposed to support revolution I think). But the book itself is a Christian document, showing a man's suffering through dreadful ex-

periences, and coming out at the end, somehow like a saint,

who dies to save his precious daughter. I think it will inspire you for the rest of your life. God bless you always.
cheerstar1912
2007-10-19 18:42:05 UTC
Anything By



Anna Quinland



Jodi Piccult



Corneilia Funke
2007-10-19 15:06:17 UTC
I have the most amazing book ever! I read it and i was completely appalled! I received it as a birthday gift and i never really bothered to look at it. one day i was looking for something to read and i said why not! so i opened it up and read the whole book then and there. It is called "ready or not." It is an all-girl book! It is by Meg Cabot! You should read it with out a doubt! <:o) I hope you enjoy it as much as i did
Kendall.Culllen~♥♥
2007-10-19 12:41:07 UTC
some good teen books r the Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants series by Ann Brashares. there r 4 books and they're really good. also they r Young Adult Books
2007-10-19 11:01:31 UTC
Yes. Seriously, try the Bible. The Old Testament has a lot of adultery, murder, greed and insight into human nature. For example, David. Small-town boy makes it big and has to deal with political pressures and enemies - stress from all sides and eventually causes his own problems...adultery, murder, lies and again - politics.



Or Ruth. Young woman, widowed, living as a second class citizen in a foreign culture with a single friend - her mother-in-law.



There is of course the Song Of Solomon, but its almost a coded book and many adults don't even get its real meaning.



But if you do read it, go open - not critical. Criticize after you've read it.
Aubrey A
2007-10-19 10:08:18 UTC
I have always loved to read. Since you read at a college level, you are probably past the Judy Blume books, so I will recommend any of the V.C. Andrews series'. They are sort of drama/horror/chick lit. They are very weird, but they are great page turners. There are tons of her series to choose from and any one of them is great. I think I have read most all of them except for the more recent ones. Give it a try! You might have to get your mom's permission for these, though.
yourguardianangel_fell_facedown
2007-10-18 17:08:57 UTC
Im 14 and on a college reading level too but I always have trouble findong books that actually interest me.



Calling Redbird is a great book. I found it at a library.



Night by Elie Weisel is a great Autobiagraphy about his life during World War II in Auschwitz and Burgenbelsen. It was on my summer reading list.



Another good book I was looking to read was The Noah Confessions. Its about this teenage girl and she becomes the idol for this guy. And he convinces her she's god or something and so they start this whole religious cult thing thinking she's this higher being. When actually she's just this loser girl at a rich Prep School who didn't get a car for her sixteenth birthday. Doesn't sound too interesting but I read the first 3 chapters and I couldn't put it down. Then, my English teacher told me "It was too low of a level for me"



So yea, take my advice or not but you're welcome anyway.
Kara Joy
2007-10-22 08:27:58 UTC
the Twilight series. It is about vampires werewolves, and stuff. I am 18, and I even found it a bit difficult. I love these books. They are Twilight, New Moon, and Eclipse by Stephanie Meyer. They are really good. After you read the third one, like me, you'll be like, well, when's the fourth one coming out? I really enjoyed these and I hope you do too.



Good luck.
Glitter
2007-10-22 05:35:37 UTC
The series by Christopher Paolini- Eragon and Eldest.



They are fantasy and about dragons. Not the usual dragon book. it is about when the dragon is first born and is very young- they are awesome. I am 21 and i love them- my 14 yr old niece loves them too. It is a good book for all ages!
Cher
2007-10-21 21:11:15 UTC
At 13 my favorite author was and still is Daphne Du Maurier. She writes mystery/love stories. 3 famous ones you'll recognize were made into movies by Alfred Hitchcock:

The Birds, Jamaica Inn & Rebecca.



I was not an avid reader until my reading teacher introduced me to her writing. That teacher & Daphne's writtings changed my life. I guarantee you'll enjoy them all.



Check her website for reviews, my favorites are The Kings General, Jamaica Inn & Rebecca
Sweet<3
2007-10-20 13:54:07 UTC
The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants (entire series) is a must read!! They are fantastic books, I read one and couldn't stop there.

http://search.barnesandnoble.com/booksearch/isbnInquiry.asp?z=y&EAN=9780440229704&itm=1

Also the book Elsewhere is a lovely book. It started out really well and it is a great catch. I really liked it, and highly reccomend it.

http://search.barnesandnoble.com/booksearch/isbnInquiry.asp?z=y&EAN=9780312367466&itm=1

Another one I just finished up after a reccomondation of a friend is The Giver. It is a very good book. I think that fits into the fantasy category.

http://search.barnesandnoble.com/booksearch/isbnInquiry.asp?z=y&EAN=9780440237686&itm=1

Here is another really good one. The True Confessions of Charlotte Doyle. It starts out pretty slow but once it gets action it grabs you and won't let you go. I just finished this one also and absolutley loved it. It is a fab novel.

http://search.barnesandnoble.com/booksearch/isbnInquiry.asp?z=y&EAN=9780380728855&itm=1



If you choose to read these trust me they are fantastic. Hope that helps with your search!
Ruby G
2007-10-22 10:22:46 UTC
The Handmaid's Tale

Cat's Eye



both by Margaret Atwood
Kiibigsis
2007-10-22 07:38:26 UTC
If you haven't read Moby Dick yet, give it a go - there is one chapter dedicated entirely to different kinds of whales which I got stuck on for a while, but you could skip over that and not miss anything in the plot... my brother enjoys author David Eddings; I haven't yet but they sound like interesting books. And if you haven't read Eragon and Eldest, definitely check them out. Hope this helps :)
higgs2boson
2007-10-22 06:30:35 UTC
Try the Paul Zindel books, especially The Pig Man.
KCMO girl
2007-10-22 06:26:26 UTC
Well, I love anything by Tamora Pierce. Its fantasy and action with TONS of girl power! If you are in the mood for 'trashy' teen novels, u mite enjoy the Gossip Girls books. if you might also like tehSamuri GIrl series, teh Fear Street Series by RL Stine, of the Fearless series.
Madizon
2007-10-22 06:19:17 UTC
Reviving Ophelia: Saving the Selves of Adolescent Girls by Mary Pipher and Ruth Ross
2007-10-21 17:43:13 UTC
Twilight series, harry potter, Chronicles of Narnia, The Princess Diary Series.
CitCat
2007-10-21 16:37:18 UTC
Have you read The Kite Runner yet? If not, that's a definite first. Then there's The Lovely Bones, The Dan Brown series, Rebecca, A Great and Terrible Beauty, To Kill a Mockingbird and like...a lot of other great literature :)
Carolyn
2007-10-21 14:53:52 UTC
Wildwood dancing, The golden Compass, Maximum Ride:The angle experiment &:Schools out forever, Twilight, A Great and Terrible Beauty, its sequel Rebel Angels, Hawksong, Inkheart, Inkspell... thats all i can think of now
?
2007-10-21 05:16:21 UTC
When I was 13 (and even now) I loved these books I think you will too:



A Tree Grows in Brooklyn, The Secret Lives of Bees, Huck Finn, and Little Women
2007-10-20 20:12:07 UTC
Twilight series!

Private Series

Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants

Marley and Me

Catcher in the Rye

The Perks of Being a Wallflower

My Sister's Keeper (depressing, yet amazing)

19 minutes (depressing again, insightful, school shooting. I loved it)
2007-10-20 17:05:59 UTC
The Thief Lord by Cornelia Funke
2007-10-20 16:51:55 UTC
Twilight, Ugiles, Land Of Elyon, Seris of Unfourtute events, Chicken soup books, Dear Dumb Diary seris.
slacdc
2007-10-20 15:01:32 UTC
Fantasy:

-His Dark Materials by Phillip Pullman

-Arabat Series by Clive Barker

-Pellinor Series by Alison Croggon

-Harry Potter Series by JK Rowling



Chicklit:

-The Clique Series by Lisi Harrison

-The A List Series by Zoey Dean



Classics:

-Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen

-Emma by Jane Austen

-A Farewell to Arms by Ernest Hemingway

-The Catcher in the Rye by JD Salinger

-Little Women by Louisa May Alcott

-Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte

-Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain (more fun than tom sawyer)

-My Antonia by Willa Cather
2007-10-20 14:56:56 UTC
im a thirteen year old girl too(dont mind my avatar, it switches between a boy and a grandmum) i personally love The Giver by lois lowry, Peaches by Jodi Lynn Anderson, A Great and Terrible Beauty by Libba Bray, Make Lemonade by Virginia Euwer Wolff(very touching) and Oliver Twist by Charles Dickens. I'm also very into historical fiction, and i loved Cast Two shadows by Ann Rinaldi. Actually anything by Ann Rinaldi is generally good. Hope this helps.
2007-10-20 04:29:43 UTC
Good. You are not sticking to one age group or one genre. Read whatever your heart and mind desire. As long as you understand what you read you are miles ahead of your peers. In my opinion. I have never understood why people want to do other things than be teenagers all their lives. They still want to do teen things. Or be a teen and do adult things, yet still read, write and yes spell at grade school levels. I have and still believe that the more you read, the more you understand, the better your life becomes on all levels. So, go to the bookstore and read whatever you wish.
2007-10-19 20:00:41 UTC
<3=LOVE IT.



books by sarah dessen:

someone like you

that summer

this lullaby

just listen

the truth about forever <3



Underland Chronicles.<3 (love all of them)

#1-gregor the overlander

#2-gregor and the curse of the warmbloods

#3-gregor and the prophecy of bane

#4-gregor and the marks of secret

#5-gregor and the code of claw



Uglies series. <3

#1-uglies<3

#2-pretties

#3-specials

#4-extras



esperanza rising<3

indian in the cupboard

becoming naomi leon

the same stuff as stars<3



I'LL COME BACK AND EDIT WHEN I GET MORE.
Flower_Girl3
2007-10-19 19:18:49 UTC
Fablehaven by Brandon Mull

Fablehaven: Rise of the Evening Star by Brandon Mull



Great books for someone your age; modern fantasy, new books, and only two of the three are published so there is more to come!! :-)

Enjoy!!!
2007-10-19 18:14:36 UTC
Totally go with John Mardsen's Tomorrow series, 7 books for young adults who can handle mature content though, but they're sooo good I'm on book 6!
Simply Cute and Fabolous
2007-10-19 12:10:27 UTC
Teens By Luren Hochoster
2014-06-23 17:12:22 UTC
Also, you never can guess what is going to happen next, as every page is another shocker for you! There are three books, "Scorpion Shards", "Thief of Souls", and "Shattered Sky", all by Neal Shusterman. Yes, I will admit that they are quite adult books, and a bit sophisticated, but they aren't overtly explicit in the material, although it has its moments, and if you are a reader like you say you are, you will find this book to be everything you want and more!
2007-10-22 10:14:17 UTC
1) Go Ask Alice

2) The Perks of Being a Wallflower



These are 2 books i would recommend everyone to read.
Danielle F
2007-10-22 09:43:09 UTC
Harry Potter. It does not matter what reading level your on its just a great story. Also, The Chronicles of Narnia. The other stories in the book are excellent.
TruDiva
2007-10-22 07:12:59 UTC
Yes.. Flyy Girl by Omar Tyree and Coldest Winter Ever by Sister Souljah
2007-10-22 07:11:38 UTC
I'm taking english lit in college, and we just read "The Painted Drum," by Louise Erdrich. This book was really good, and I just started reading it to my 7 year old daughter.



I would highly recommend this book!
tiny pup
2007-10-22 05:13:50 UTC
All books by Lois Duncan are extremely addictive!



Some have been made into films, like: "I Know What You Did Last Summer" (although in her book, it wasn't a violent slasher film)



But I think by far her best ones are "Stranger With My Face", and "Summer of Fear"



All her main characters are intelligent, capable teen girls who end up being their OWN heroes........no "guy" has to come to their rescue, in fact, they often rescue their boyfriends, lol.



Her writing is thrilling and intelligent, and leaves you thinking about the story and characters long after you have finished the book.
2007-10-22 01:34:14 UTC
If your not all soft, fluffy and pink. I reccommend; Aerospace Pilot by Charles Coombs. If your seriously thinking of going to college when your finish high school. It might lead you to a very interesting career.



Thanx for asking, because I just love this book and it's written for the young.
Monica B
2007-10-21 13:14:13 UTC
I would suggest the author Silas House. He wrote Clay's Quilt, Coal Tattoo and Parchment of Leaves. He is a great writer. I also suggest Memoirs of a Geisha, The Secret Life of Bees, The Bean Trees, and ....that is all i can think of now!lol.
wawawebis
2007-10-21 08:30:58 UTC
My friends and I all read The Fountainhead by Ayn Rand when we were in high school. There is a bit of an adult scene/relationship in it so have your mom check it out. I read it when I was about 15.



I read Anne of Green Gables as an adult, but I think its a great series for your age. I loved them all!
rashida_16
2007-10-20 22:01:09 UTC
My favorite book is the Friends by Rosa Guy! when I was younger, I read the baby sitters club and Sweet Valley High Books too!
Stark Raving Mad
2007-10-20 16:39:13 UTC
I think you beat the record of answers on this one. The Bell Jar Sylvia Plath, complicated but a good read, Cut - Patricia McCormick, The Fifth Child - Doris Lessing, Stephen King - The Shining, I am the cheese - Robert Cormier, After the first death - Robert Cormier, Uglies - Scott Westerfield, Speak - i cant remember who its by, tons more those are my favorites though
?
2007-10-20 16:19:10 UTC
Wow a lot of responses. My suggestions are

The Outsiders (or anything by S.E Hinton)

The Creek

Inside girl

Crooked
?
2007-10-20 13:43:40 UTC
theres this series of book that are like the diary of this teenage British chick and all that goes on in her life. they are really funny and a nice break from serious books that i normally read as well. Georgia Nicklson is the character and the first book is called Angus, Thongs and Full-Frontal Snogging.
MONA (suprstr) ^_^
2007-10-20 12:08:52 UTC
Twilight series

The Inheritence trilogy

The Other Bolyen Girl

Lord of The Rings( hehe)

The city Of Flowers
<3.love.tennis.
2007-10-20 09:45:48 UTC
you will probably enjoy anything by meg cabot and (depending on your reading level) the A-List Novels are my favorite books of all time - i forget who the author is (sorry).



I must warn you, however, that the content in the A-List Novels is meant for an older audience (15-21 probably) but if you are okay with reading that kind of thing, im sure you will enjoy them! =)
HeavenlyRa
2007-10-20 09:28:21 UTC
I agree with Alice Cullen.



The Twilight series is good for both genders. I enjoyed reading just the BACK of the book.
Stef
2007-10-20 00:21:42 UTC
Meg Cabot's books are great like Mediator and Missing..It's on series... And it is great. The mediator is about a girl who has a gift of seeing ghost and solve mystery that falls in love with a ghost.. While missing is about a girl who was struck by a lightning a suddenly has the ability to detect where a person is by just touching the things that he/she owns...It's good.. really really good
iluvguineapigs
2007-10-19 18:20:00 UTC
hey! im so glad you like reading! that is so me! here's some good books:

Peter and the Starcatchers - prequel to Peter Pan

Peter and the Shadow Thieves - sequel to the prequel of Peter Pan

The Hiding Place - story of a Holocaust survivor

Eragon - might be a little advanced, but it's AMAZING!

The Outsiders - read it in school, it was written by a 15 year-old, about greasers and Socs in the 50's.

Walk Two Moons - read it in school, really well written.

Hope you enjoy!
2007-10-19 14:34:55 UTC
Anything by John Steinbeck, like The Grapes of Wrath.



My favorite author is John Grisham.. A Time to Kill and The Testament are two great books!
artfreakx
2007-10-19 09:44:39 UTC
Yeah, Twilight, New Moon and Eclipse are an incredible set of books and they are totally addictive!

Also, 'Pretty Things' By Sarra Manning is a very good book and anything by Manning is amazing! She is a very good teenage book writer.

Sue Limb and Louise Rennison are both very good writers also!

Have fun reading (;
2007-10-19 03:18:45 UTC
What about Harry Potter? Do you like it? I reckon you know about J.K Rowling stories... I advise you to read it, because it lets your imaginary go on and makes you feel you want to complete it anytime... They are until now 7 books and each book contains about 30 to 40 chapters... I suggest also The Chronicles of Narnia... Both Harry Potter and The Chronicles of Narnia are beautiful... It's up to you in the end :)
candy_craver79
2007-10-20 09:17:32 UTC
If your into fiction try something writtne by Jodie Picoult, my first read of hers was Perfect Match. Also have a look at Marian Keyes, very thick books but very good reads.



Another book that I thoroughly enjoyed was "Me and Mr.Darcy" by Alexandra Potter. I would suggest that even if your not into Jane Austen.
Sharada
2014-04-12 02:00:40 UTC
Jacqueline Wilson's books
2007-10-22 04:06:00 UTC
All of the confessions of georgia nicolson series by Louise Rennison.

They are the best books I have ever read

Im 14 btw lol.

and yeah meg cabot books

the princess diaries are greeaattt.

and the guy next door and tommy sullivan is a freak by her are also really good.
2007-10-21 20:16:50 UTC
The Wheel Of The Time

nuff said
redsky_too_nite
2007-10-21 19:38:33 UTC
A book that really opened my eyes as a teen was "Go Ask Alice" its a real diary of a young girl that runs away . The author is unknown.
katiebear959
2007-10-21 19:00:52 UTC
This is probabley below your reading level but if you ever wanted to go and read a little bit easier book, I recomend Dear America books!



(I read at about a high school level. 10-11 grade but I love to read younger books all the time!)
me
2007-10-21 17:18:34 UTC
i'm just like you! :) some really good books are:

the 7 Harry Potter Books

Princess Academy

Inkheart and Inkspell

I Would Tell You I Love You but then I'd Have to Kill You

Flipped

The Clique

Ella Enchanted



Have fun reading! :)
DixeVil
2007-10-21 00:37:48 UTC
Have you read the Harry Potter series? I just finished them. I don't usually go for the fantasy books and thought at my age they would be like little kid books, but I got "Hounded" into trying them and they were the most "Fun" books I have read in a very long time.
vmarie84
2007-10-20 21:30:41 UTC
Have you read any of the Lord of the Rings books? Another book I like that you may enjoy is "The Count of Monte Cristo." Jane Austen books are also good.
Rayray
2007-10-20 19:31:24 UTC
i like books by Lurlene McDaniel like:

Letting go of lisa

angels in pink

For Better, for Worse, Forever

Till Death Do Us Part

My Secret Boyfriend

If I Should Die Before I Wake



And if you like the sisterhood of the traveling pants read the 4 books

i'm currently reading the Forever in blue and i enjoy it and the other ones
2007-10-20 16:41:09 UTC
i read pretty much the same books as you do, and im the same age! weird.. anyways here are some books i enjoyed reading...



twilight by stephanie meyer

new moon by stephanie meyer

eclipse by stephanie meyer

the lightning thief by rick riordan (its like a 5th of 6th grade level book, but its good)

sea of monsters by rick riordan

the true confessions of charlotte doyle by avi

any of the harry potter books

eragon

the clique series, i think thats what its called

can you keep a secret by sophie kinsella

any of the shopaholic series by sophie kinsella

pride and prejudice

the diary of anne frank (not really any of the categories you listed but i liked it)

gossip girl books

sisterhood of the traveling pants

any book by meg cabot



those are some books i liked, i hope this helps you!!!!
Giliathriel
2007-10-20 16:35:24 UTC
I suggest the author Tamora Pierce--she's still one of my favorite authors, even though I'm quite a bit older than you, but most of her characters are around your age, and they're fantasy with some action...even spy action! A good place to start is Alanna: The First Adventure.
~Super_Ginger~
2007-10-20 16:10:46 UTC
Check out the Private Series by Kate Brian

So far there are 5 books:

Private

Invitation Only

Untouchable

Confessions

Inner Circle

the next one is coming out february next year



not the hardest reading but definetly interesting.

its about a boarding school.

a blue collar girl that steps into a world of prada. she faces romance,murder, betrayl, and sorority life. new york times best selling author. at times not exactly appropraite. swear words adult content but over all awesome book
2007-10-20 14:49:21 UTC
The best fantasy book I have read was Stardust. I dont know if you seen the movie but I read this book when I was 14 which was way before the movie. If you didnt see the movie I would highly suggest Stardust by Neil Gaiman.
ahog82
2007-10-20 14:31:35 UTC
Im at a college reading level too! But im twelve. I enjoy reading anything. Some really good books are: Prep, Pretty Little Liars, Flawless, and the Clique Books.

I hope you enjoy them as much as i did!
meezer
2007-10-20 10:39:47 UTC
Here are some great ones.



feeling sorry for celia

prom

hoot

i was a none blond cheerleader

sisterhood of the traveling pants 1-2-3-4

girls (i suggest this one its long but good)



hi my name is mia i'm 13 and i love to read we should talk for more books or advice just e-mail me
boricua_papi_128
2007-10-20 06:11:27 UTC
I'm also thirteen with a college reading level. here are some GREAT books out there. Here are some of my favorites



*Walk Two Moons

*Wrinkle In Time

*Johnny Tremain

*The Westing Game

*Secret Garden



those are just a few if you want more ask me later!
HNB GIRL
2007-10-20 03:31:06 UTC
I really liked The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants and the Harry Potter Series. When i was in high school i read a lot of RL Stien books.
Kayla
2007-10-19 11:45:15 UTC
okay i'm a teen too and i also enjoy more mature adult books, i highly recamend the clique series, which you might be too mature for but for many peaple i know your age really like them. i myself enjoy Nicolas Sparks, which are mainly stories about love and the struggles of life, he has many published books, and all very good. And my favorite auther is James Patterson, and the books, Sam's letters to Jennifer and Suzzans diary to Nicholas...cheak those out.
annie s
2007-10-19 08:09:59 UTC
I have 2 sisters who read in the young adult section and heres some of their top picks:



Avalon High by: Meg Cabot

Princess Diaries series by: Meg Cabot

Camp Confidential series by:Melissa J. Morgan

Gossip Girl series by: Cecily von Ziegesar

A-List series by: Zoey Dean



Hope I helped<33
nhij
2007-10-21 20:03:17 UTC
Pam Ryan's "Esperanza Rising"



Richard Peck's "The River Between Us"



These are not college level, but they are well written enough for an adult to read. I've read both of them.



Mom to a teen...
God Bless America
2007-10-22 08:05:55 UTC
Have you tried the Left Behind series? These are great books and my 17 year old has read all of them. Once you start with the first one, you can't wait until you have read them all. I think your mom will approve of these books.
liveabovethenoise
2007-10-21 22:47:26 UTC
The Chronicles of Narnia series - be sure you get the original - alot more suspense. Also, try the romance series by Grace Livingston Hill, she has like 130 books or so.
2007-10-21 20:53:26 UTC
the clique novels by lisi harrison.. the gossip girl novels? theres also a series of 4 books named First Test, Squire, Page, and First Lady. But i forgot the author, but the books are really good about a girl knight! :) good luck!
loida k
2007-10-21 17:58:28 UTC
Read Gossip Girl
momrth
2007-10-21 15:33:19 UTC
I love the Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants books!!!!! A Series of Unfortunate Events is good too!
gurlloncloud9
2007-10-21 14:26:16 UTC
Anything by Lurlene McDaniel. Also, The Lovely Bones by Alice Sebold.
Paris
2007-10-21 09:40:08 UTC
try reading The Wreckers, The Smugglers, and The Buccaneers all by Iain Lawrence! those are awesome young adult books. or maybe try the Vampirates series, i cant think of the author though!



i hope you like those kind of books!
2007-10-20 22:11:33 UTC
Snowflower and the secret fan(one of the best I've read)

When the elephants dance(very good book)

Purple Hibiscus (very Good Book)

i recommend that you read all of these just type in the names of these books on google or what ever search engine you use to find out more info or contact me......
2007-10-20 20:22:01 UTC
The Coldest Winter Ever
Speak
2007-10-20 17:06:44 UTC
Try things by Tamora Pierce, Holly Black, Libba Bray for fantasy. And Carol Plum-Ucci and Laurie Halse Anderson for regular life stuff.
Hannah M
2007-10-20 08:13:36 UTC
TTYL by Lauren Myracle is THE BEST book in the world

it is told completely in Instant Messaging and you can definately relate to it

it also has a sequel called TTFN

and another called L8R G8R

also, the clique books are good too
Sonic+Wal-Mart+11:00PM=FUNTIME
2007-10-20 06:16:41 UTC
TTYL

TTFN

L8r G8r

Eragon

Eldest

The Boyfriend List

The Boy Book

Fly On The Wall
Dawn V
2007-10-19 21:41:09 UTC
Please check this with your mom first. I read it when I was 13 but it is a very deep, girl's awakening novel and might not be for every 13 year old.

The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath.

you will revisit it throughout your life and see it in another light as your experiences progress. true mark of a great novel.
2007-10-19 21:40:30 UTC
Shes Come Undone by Wally Lamb... more of an adult book but a great coming of age book.
*\*\venezuelanbeauty /*/
2007-10-19 19:25:36 UTC
when I was that age I read Gone with the wind and after all these years I still love that story, because it´s placed in another time and another place, I learned so much about USA´s history by reading this amazing book, besides you get to know how I young girl can be from lovely to greedy..."tomorrow will be another day"
2007-10-19 17:32:14 UTC
Ok well i just read a book called the earth,my butt, and other big round things. It is a really good book all teen girls can relate to it. i for sure did. it said everything i had went through. it is a VERY good book.
cHarizMaTic
2007-10-19 12:48:41 UTC
The Kite Runner
2007-10-19 11:40:34 UTC
Have you read the sisterhood of the traveling pants omg in the second book she so clearly depicts the mind of a teenager in the character of Carmen LOL its so funny but you know most girls act like that at least once in their life
2007-10-19 09:39:37 UTC
My favorite book as a girl your age was called " I, Claudia". I don't remember who the author is, I just know I read it over and over. Another great book is "Biography of a Stray", it is a book written from the viewpoint of a stray dog. Great story.



I am so very glasd you like to read. I was lucky to have a mother who loved to read, so I got hooked too. I go to the library at least once a week for refills!
chisom o
2007-10-22 04:04:40 UTC
WOAH THEN YOU NEED TO CHECK OUT "PURPLE HIBISCUS" BY CHIMAMANDA ADICHIE; BELIEVE ME YOU CAN GET IT AT ANY BIG OR AFRICAN BOOKSHOP; THIS NOVEL IS VERY INTRESTING; AM 16 & I CAN'T STOP READING IT OVER & OVER, 4 LIKE 2 YRS NOW I'VE ENJOYING THIS NOVEL; ITS ACTUALLY ABOUT THE AUTHOR WHO GREW UP A PROTAGONIST LIVING HER LIFE IN SHEER TERROR OF HER FATHER'S EXTREME LOVE & ANGER BUT BEING A VERY BRILLIANT & BEAUTIFUL YOUNG TEENAGER WAS CAUSING SOME SIDE ATTRACTIOS THAT HER FATHER MUST NEVER KNOW ABOUT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ANYWAYS JUST GO FOR THE BOOK AND DISCOVER SOME I FANTASY ABOUT THIS GIRL:THNKS YOU WOULD BE LAUGHING OUT LOUD WHEN ARE READING
Karate Kid
2007-10-20 13:34:36 UTC
Kiki Strike by Kirsten Miller

Nicky Deuce by Steven Schirripa

Outbreak by Bryn Barnard
?
2007-10-19 09:52:59 UTC
Are you a reader of horror or suspense.? Try Stephan King. He also wrote 5 books under Chapman, to hide his identity. Read things like Waiting forGaudot, or The Tuesday blade. That is 1 of my fav's. A classic. I too, was like you. I read the dictionary as a novel, and the Bible, too!
Sanjay
2015-09-24 05:44:05 UTC
Uglies Trilogy (Scott Westerfeld)- Uglies, Pretties, Specials, and Extras- it's definitely science fiction/fantasy. It's set in the future when at 16 you get an operation to make you Pretty. . . but there is a freaky twist that comes with it!
2007-10-22 13:36:38 UTC
As simple as snow by gregory galloway; it's a great book, i'm reading it myself right noww.



Cures for Heartbreak; Margo Rabb.

Sort of a slow beginning, but it's hard to put down once you get into it.



any of the gossip girl books, even though that those are super maturee.
Lov'n IT!
2007-10-22 07:29:00 UTC
Jane Eyre
kat_9008
2007-10-22 07:28:45 UTC
The Twilight series is amazing! But dont deny the classics like Austen, the Bronte's, Dickens, Hemingway, etc.!
U know u love me!
2007-10-22 06:35:40 UTC
Any book by Lurlene McDaniel............



O Don't die my love

O How do I love thee

O Angel of Mercy

O Angle of Hope

O Angel Trilogy:

-Angles wathcing over me

-Lifted up by Angles

-Until Angles close my eyes

O Baby Alicia is Dying

O My secret boyfriend

O As long as we both shall live

O Briana's Gift

O Dawn Rochelle: four novels



I love ALL these books, you should definatley read them!
2007-10-22 05:39:24 UTC
In my opinion,



Jane Eyre - Charlotte Bronte. I read this when I was twelve and I never looked back. It's my favourite book in the world.



His Dark Materials - Philip Pullman. Certain members of the Church hate it. The rest of us love it.



1984 - George Orwell. Excellent, excellent book.
sher2008
2007-10-22 05:37:44 UTC
when i was 13, now 17, i read books like you read now! You should read African American author books!!! They are really good! Read some mystery books like Stephen King. Just go to a very good bookstore!! You should be the one choosing a book not other people!!! You should go to Wal-mart now they how some good cheap books!!
MR
2007-10-21 20:04:13 UTC
Speak by Laurie Halse Anderson
St. Louis Cardinals Fan
2007-10-21 04:39:39 UTC
I'd highly suggest the Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants book series. Very good and great for teens (about teens).
Nikki
2007-10-21 02:56:16 UTC
Marked by P.C. Cast

Vampire Kisses by Ellen Schreiber

Warriors by Erin Hunter
noname
2007-10-20 20:27:18 UTC
coraline,the diary of anne frank (its about the natzie holacost) the boy in the stripped pajamas (its about the natzie holacost)

the dark hills divide,heros from otherware,

the same stuff as stars,and inkheart that a good book to but inkheart is 543 pgs but its awsome

and all those books are for young adults
2007-10-20 17:36:31 UTC
The Clique Series

Gossip Girls [the first one isn't that great, but after that, they're guilty pleasure] - i tried to finish them all before the show started, i have a few more to go

Summer Intern

Girl of the Moment

Secrets of My Hollywood Life [1 & 2] - Jen Calonita

How to be Popular - Meg Cabot

books by Sarah Dessen [haven't read these, but i heard they're amazing. they're kind of just about life]
2007-10-20 13:34:04 UTC
The Truth About Forever by Sarah Dessen is a great book! It's a young adult book, and it doesn't have anything you're mom would disapprove of.
2007-10-20 11:14:13 UTC
If you like fantasy stories, I would recommend:

- Lord of the Rings

- Harry Potter

- His Dark Materials

- Artemis Fowl

- Sabriel
~~Webkinz~~StarDust8893~SnowSnow
2007-10-19 18:52:45 UTC
Nancy Drew, Eragon, Inkspell, All kinds of books. Good Luck! And enjoy the world of reading!!
Kaela C
2007-10-19 14:50:46 UTC
I am 14 and I am very into Clive Cussler(start with Dirk Pitt books, flood tide and Sahara are both good ones). The movie Sahara was based on one of his books. Also Eragon was way better than the movie.
2007-10-19 10:15:14 UTC
Anything by Lois Duncan. She is a talented author of the award- winning book and movie: I know what you did last summer. Duncan writes mystery-suspense novels about fantasy, magic, and mysteries. Books by Lois Duncan can be found at a Barnes and noble, or Borders by you. They can also be found at your local library.
Mewtwos only Master
2007-10-20 22:07:42 UTC
Hi i'm 13 too

if you like magik books not kiddie magik books

but ones with huge storylines and are actually good.

you should not read harry potter (vomit). there is a great magik book called johnathon strange by susanna Clarke, its hard to find and costs about $35, but it is the best book i've ever read.



cya
measeamonkey
2007-10-20 22:01:02 UTC
I strongly suggest anything written by V.C Andrews. Especially the Castell series..first book is called Heaven. Great books.
Rei
2007-10-20 21:24:56 UTC
I'm thirteen too and i really enjoyed reading ''the bell jar'' by Sylvia Plath it was a wonderfull book its a story about part of Sylvia's life from her perspective and is about her going mad. she was a amazing writer but the book is slightly intense and deep.
Lucky
2007-10-22 11:20:24 UTC
You are becoming wide b/s "reading is power" remember this. reading is another accurate way to learn beside life experiences and you are doing it in a smart way. keep up, and that's good that you consult with you mom before choosing a book, some books are not good for your young mind.
Josiah
2007-10-21 17:50:05 UTC
You should absolutely read Black, Red, and White (three different books) all by Ted Dekker. The. Most. Amazing. Books. Ever. Couldn't put it down
Lashy
2007-10-21 13:32:19 UTC
Hatchet

The Face on the Milk Carton

A Wrinkle in Time
Lyss
2007-10-21 13:16:25 UTC
I'd recommend checking out the "Mediator" series by Meg Cabot. It's for young adults and possesses nothing your mom would find unreasonable. Plus, it's got a sexy ghost cowboy.
2007-10-20 17:28:10 UTC
Anything by Sarah Dessen, I particularly loved Just Listen and The Truth About Forever. Also the twilight series by stephenie meyer.
danamarin
2007-10-20 17:25:03 UTC
Twilight, New Moon, and Eclipse by Stephenie Meyer. I read Twilight when I was 13 and got totally addicted. The whole series is incredible--they're definitely the best books I've read ; )
Bella
2007-10-20 12:18:03 UTC
hi, i too hav like ran out of books to read, i'm about ur age and maybe we can help each other with books to read.

here are my suggestions sry if it's alittle long

a-list series

gossip girl series

it girl series

alice mckinley books

*just like that

*white chocolate moments

surviving the applewhites

*nothing but the truth and a few white lies

get real

*peaches

*the isabel factor

*janey's girl

*miracles on maple hill

*united tates of america

*all american girl

*ready or not

my almost epic summer

*all's fair in love,war and highschool

heart on my sleeve

flush

hoot

flipped

p.s. longer letter later

snail mail no more

*lulu dark can see through walls

feeling sorry for celia

shug

prom

*how to be popular

a tough nut to crack

*you're so not invited to my bat mitzvah

ttyl

ttfn

l8r gr8r

*leap

*megan meade's guide to the mcgowen boys

*the steps

*two steps forward

*ginger bread

all the sisterhood of the traveling pants books

soccer chick rules

*it's a mall world after all

*forever





hope u like them!!! i luv them

* are the ones i reely luv

jus one more book: these boots weren't made for walking,

it's an adult chick lit book





peace if u wanna give me suggestions of ur fav books add me on msn: erbffl@hotmail.com

or talk to me on yahoo virab93@yahoo.com
2007-10-20 10:27:14 UTC
Gossip Girl
emmoose18
2007-10-20 08:12:21 UTC
The Lovely Bones by Alice Sebold. I read it for a few book reports and although the plot is dark, it's told in a light hearted way by a fourteen year old girl. You may want to check with your mom though because it does mention rape.
Lia
2007-10-19 23:12:23 UTC
First Love by Cozy Reads
SweetBrunette
2007-10-19 19:59:11 UTC
I was surprise that no one suggested this:

Anne of Green Gables by Lucy Maud Montgomery



Your mother will approve. It was my favorite book in my teens. I loved all of the series. You should check that book out from the library. You will see that I am right about this.
Nikki <3 pinky
2007-10-19 19:43:25 UTC
hey twin!!!



well i love fantasy too! and read at college level



and this is a young adult series it is called



"sweep" it is a series of about 15 books



with these book you will be hooked



the first book is called "book of shadows"



by Kate tiernan, read it girl



but it has some mature moments in it



but not much, hope i helped!!!



bye



-NIKKI♥
squishy
2007-10-19 18:44:58 UTC
Howdy, I am interested in the government of america and the founding fathers of the united states. There is a book out there called the 5000 year leap. by a guy named W. Cleon Skousand. It's an easy read, and it will teach you what the founders of america had in mind when they were setting up the country. It's the most amazing book I've ever read.

I highly recomend it to anyone who loves their country, and appriaciates the freedoms we have here in america.
2007-10-19 17:46:03 UTC
TWILIGHT! If you have not read the series of books by Stephenie Meyer, you have to! Ask anybody, and everyone who's ever read it will highly recommend it .The genre of this book is fantasy. Very nice fiction, I Promise!!!!

Monica
I
2007-10-19 14:50:20 UTC
Chaos Theory by Gary Krist
soccerhottie0
2007-10-19 14:19:41 UTC
Cirque De Freak by Darren Shan, it's about vampires. There are about 12 in the series.



Daughters of the moon series, don't know who they're by.



The Golden Compass series, again don't know the author.
catie
2007-10-18 21:30:53 UTC
The best books that I have read for teen girls were by Sarah Dessen!! They are wonderful!! I have read all of them I think there are about seven of them!! The best ones being This Lullaby, The Truth About Forever, and Someone Like You!!
Mira_1
2007-10-22 08:45:59 UTC
The Princess Diaries series by Meg Cabot...your choice
?
2007-10-21 17:56:23 UTC
Read all the books around the world.
Jankitty
2007-10-21 12:28:47 UTC
You should read stories by Amy Tan. She focuses on things about her life. In one book she wrote, she talked about how her mom was trying to force her to be something she wasn't.



Another author that I like is Jodi Picoult. One of my favorites is " Keeping Faith. " It's about a young girl who is seeing god but people believe she's crazy. It's a really good book.
Punkey monkey
2007-10-21 12:17:43 UTC
Check out Meg Cabot books, oh and I'm reading this in class so thought I should share. It's Speak; a teenage girl tragic, but it has some humor in it.
2007-10-21 07:45:49 UTC
Clique Books by Lisi Harrison
Kelbid
2007-10-20 14:21:33 UTC
Have you tried Enthusiasm by Polly Shulman? It is a modern teen book with a Jane Austen flavor. For light fantasy, I love Princess Academy by Shannon Hale (about a girl who shows her strength & brains when their village is attacked.) East by Edith Pattou is a retelling of a Norwegian fairy tale or if you want one with some interesting ideas, Elsewhere by Zevin is about a girl who just died & goes to a place where she ages backwards until she is reborn as a baby... Enjoy!
the worr e ore
2007-10-20 11:15:25 UTC
All Dan Brown Books, Lord of the Rings. Slaughter House Five. Just a few of my favorites.
Bindhu
2015-01-12 19:17:33 UTC
Maximum Ride series (James Patterson)- There are a group of kids that have been experimented on. They have large wings and they escape from the science lab. Once I started these books I could not put them down till I finished!
Aarohi
2014-06-28 02:57:01 UTC
We shouldn't rely on referees alone because things happen too quickly sometimes for them to see. If an opposing team contests something it should be looked into on the pitch,like in tennis they should be given so many chances to say fowl especially when it's as important as whether you qualify for the world cup or not. It's deceitful and isn't earned and he should be ashamed.
simply_me
2007-10-21 18:50:13 UTC
"Kiss of the Highlander" by Karen Marie Moning

lovely time travel, not too much sex



"Enchanted, Inc." by Shanna Swendson

"Once Upon Stilettos" by Shanna Swendson

light reading but cute



Nora Roberts



The Circle Trilogy



"Morrigan's Cross"

"Dance of the Gods"

"Valley of Silence"

wonderful books



Jayne Castle

"Ghost Hunter"

Gotta love those dust bunnies. :)
2007-10-21 14:30:11 UTC
You should try:



The Clique

The A-List

Gossip Girl

The It Girl

The Twilight Series

Sammy Keyes Series
myspacechic
2007-10-20 22:30:36 UTC
my faves are The Notebook and A Walk to Remember by Nicholas Sparks

and im currently reading the Pretty Little Liars "series" by Sara Shepherd. pretty good so far.

good luck. hope you find something<3
gmsgurl13
2007-10-20 20:45:43 UTC
Homecoming

Anne Frank
mrsbrainiac314
2007-10-20 18:04:41 UTC
since my interests are pretty much identical to yours...here's what I've read lately



The Clique Series, The Gossip Girl Series, The A-List Series

Harry Potter Series, The Eragon Series,

Any books by Holly Black Meg Cabot, and/or Scott Westerfield (his Uglies series is really good)



Some interesting reads (you probably want your mom to read these first) are stories by Jodi Picoult...My Sister's Keeper and Vanishing Act...to be specific...her other one are too geared toward adults...
2007-10-20 12:45:17 UTC
Try some Stephen King, Dean Koontz, John Saul books. They have a wide range of selections and are all very talented authors.

Also I like all the Harry Potters, they're actually very funny and have fantacy and love in them...
2007-10-20 10:37:27 UTC
Im a teen and i absolutely LOVE gossip girls and the clique books by Lisi Harrison. If you think public school is bad just wait until you read about the clique girls at private school. The drama is soo funny!
2007-10-20 01:57:05 UTC
hi im 13 and ive just read the naughts and crosses trilogy.Its brilliant-best books ive EVER read im not good at persuading so i wont try but all i can say is- u gotta read it.(young adult)



Also try Jacqueline Wilson EVERY one is perfect for teen girls.



I also recommend the lovely bones by Alice Sebold and if you like that read lucky by Alice.



i hope u try these books because like you i too have a high reading leval & all these books (2 me) were brilliant! good luck X
junkster
2007-10-19 19:22:00 UTC
there's this really good book i read when i was in the 8th grade its called flipped and i thought it was awesome. It tells the sides of a girl and a guy and the whole book is written like that.
mg849vq1
2007-10-19 19:06:45 UTC
Read Lord of the Flies. It's very VERY engaging, and depicts a lot about how we operate as humans with human interactions, emotions, fears and so on.



Lord of the Rings if you haven't already...it's long, but hey, it's an epic tale.



The Hobbit as well...



Read East of Eden!!!! EAST OF EDEN, WHOOoooo! I swear, it's one of the best novels I've ever read. John Steinbeck paints pain and the Salinas Valley with words. It has many Biblical allusions, including the Mark of Cain, Cain and Abel, the Fall of Adam, and the Creation story....very, very VERY GOOD.



Of Mice and Men: Another wonderful tale by John Steinbeck



(other novels by J.S. i haven't read but have heard taht theyre good: The Grapes of Wrath, Tortilla Flat, Cannery Row, The Pearl, In Dubious Battle, and The Acts of King Arthur and his Noble Acts. That'll keep you for good for a few months or so ;))



Catcher In The Rye: Just a good book about teens and their new freedom. One of my favorites.



Sense and Sensibility: Very VERY wordy, but if you're college level, then I'm betting that you'll do fine. I learned a lot of vocabulary XD I'm guessing I'm not college level, hahahaha...anyways, Jane Austen is pretty cool with this novel.



Pride and Prejudice: I haven't read this, but I hear mixed results from this novel...so I don't have much input on this.



Spycatcher: I'm currently reading this. An Autobiography written by the former Assistant Director of MI5, Peter Wright, the novel is very gripping, very real, and keeps you flipping the pages. All spy novels do. =)



Battle Royale: If you like action, blood, and what not...then read this. It's almost like Lord of the Flies, but with modern weapons and much more focus on the violence.



Frankenstein: I love this novel. I'm serious. I don't care what people say. The original frankenstein is a very VERY moving piece, even though you may know the entire plot.



okay this is not exactly a book or novel but...



The Epic of Gilgamesh: I really like this passionate hero/villain/quest story from...oh, quite a few thousand years ago. It's short, so it'll be finished in one sitting or so.



The Iliad: HOMER! WHOO! The Trojan War Epic is a must. Like Frankenstein, the story is well known, but It's always a good thing to read it.



The Inferno: You may have heard of this, written by Dante Alghieri. It's very dramatic and violent, dictating one's decent into the Catholic version of Hell. A very good read if you can tolerate it. This is part one of three of the three books (Inferno, Purgatorio, Paradiso) known as the Divine Comedy. Nothing really comedic about them tho...



The Odyssey: Another must written by Homer. If you haven't read this already, READ IT!



The King Must Die: A story of Theseus for the modern audience. It keeps the same mysterious ending that leaves you wondering and thinking for many weeks later.



Angels and Demons: The prequel to The Da Vinci Code, starring Dr. Langdon as usual. Dan Brown continues to show his excellence in this novel.



Vampire Novels: Twilight, New Moon, and Eclipse: I heard that these were really good, (I'm a fan myself of vampire novels and vampire vs. lycan novels) but I haven't read any of them yet. If you have, go ahead and scold me for being behind on times. =)



That's about it, I think this is enough.
Allie (HBKF)
2007-10-19 16:29:58 UTC
if you are anything like me, and you sound like me, stick to series, harry potter (j.k. rowling) , a series of unfortunate events (lemony snicket) , the shadow children (Margret Peterson haddix, also wrote double identity, it was OK, kinda short) but they are really good!



and if you enjoy those and you wanna read a couple short, easy reads, the red kayak (Priscilla Cummings) , and tangerine (edward bloor), they are good.





well those are just some books that i enjoyed and i am around your age and have the IQ of a freshman in collage, so those are my recomendations and i'll leave you with that.
taylorheartscolexoxo
2007-10-22 12:47:45 UTC
I'd suggest these books they are really interesting and very enjoyable...





~The Hobbit, or There and Back Again



~Skaters, Trekkies and Cool Dudes



~Wizard's First Rule



~The Lord of the Rings
erika_jane491
2007-10-22 07:41:47 UTC
well im 16...



i started reading when i was 14..

and bet it...i mostly love sci-fi, fantasy, thriller, detective stories...



do you know agatha christie?

well..to tell you she is the queen writer of crimes...



hmmm..

her books are so amazing...

i have read 15 of them already!

you wouldn't guess some of the mysteries until the ending...



also...lilian jackson braun..

the one who wrote the "cat who mysteries"

her novels about this is so captivating...



try it...and also goosebumps...



it is an scholastic novels ages for us...

but merely, some adults do like to read this too..



good luck....
Buckhunter
2007-10-22 07:14:56 UTC
Watership Down by Richard Adams.
Stephanie R
2007-10-21 21:14:56 UTC
The Color Purple. Based the novel by Alice Walker.
2007-10-21 10:32:47 UTC
Princess Academy (Fantasy), Clique Series, Bittersweet Sixteen (Both Real. Fic.), A little Princess (classic), Little Women (Classic)
2007-10-21 07:41:57 UTC
SOme books I really love are the Clique books and this really funny series call the Georgia Nicholson series. I have so many teen books I cant count them so If you need more feel free to ask.
Rachel
2007-10-20 18:12:12 UTC
Have you ever tried to read Gossip Girl? They are really good books, although they may not be up to ypur reading level. They also just made a show on Gossip Girl on the CW. But I enjoy reading them and then watching them on tv.
♥Mommy to 3 year old Jacob and baby on the way♥
2007-10-20 16:09:16 UTC
I just read the Spellman Files by Lisa Lutz and it was REALLY REALLY good. I read it in 4 days. I wouldn't call it teen lit, but not adult lit either....it's somewhere in between and about a family of Private Invesigators.
Carita
2007-10-20 04:38:09 UTC
Twilight, New Moon and Eclipse by Stephenie Meyers



Night World series, Vampire Diaries quartet and The Secret Circle trilogy by L J Smith (good for reading about witches, werewolves, vampires, etc)



Wicca (Sweep in US) by Cate Tiernan (about a girl juggling problems she comes across through Wicca and being a teenager)



Artemis Fowl series by Eoin Colfer. not sure if it's fantasy but i'm 17 and i love it! involves a teenage evil genius, fairies minus the gossamer wings with technology and guns. and a kleptomaniac dwarf.

he's also done a book called The Wish List...a bit thin but really good plot.



The Moon Riders and The Voyage Of The Snake Lady by Theresa Tomlinson (based on the legends about the Amazons)
AMBVLNTideal
2007-10-19 19:44:21 UTC
I know you've prolly heard this answer A few times But It cannot be stressed enough. The twilight series by stephenie meyer is an amazing series! Romance and Vampires, you can't go wrong!
2007-10-19 16:45:51 UTC
Clique books by Lisi Harrison. I love them, the girls are so MEAN! and it has some good ideas. lol. But start @ the beggining of the series, otherwise it wont make much sense. Also Madison Finn books are good.
2007-10-19 13:23:33 UTC
Some great books to read are



The Clique book series

The It girl Series

From The Files of Madison Finn Series

The New Nancy Drew Series

Gossip Girl Series

Heaven by Angela Johnson

The first part last by Angela Johnson

The Harry Potter Series

The Chronicles of Narnia series (not just the lion the witch and the wardrobe:they are others)

Make Lemonade

Slam By Nick Hornby

Touching Snow By Sindy Felin

Before I die By Jenny Dowham

Extras By Scott Westerfield

Cross my heart and Hope to Spy By Ally Carter

Specials By Scott Westerfield

Hattie Big Sky By Kirby Larson

Crank By Ellen Hopkins

To Kill a mocking Bird By Harper Lee

The A-List Series By Zoey Dean

Uglies By Scott Westerfield

The Face on the milk carton series

Pretties By Scott Westerfield

Starr Girl by Jerry Spinneelie



A great website to check out is

http://browse.barnesandnoble.com/browse/nav.asp?No=20&z=y&N=757188&Ne=757188&visgrp=fiction



i have all of the books above and so musch more it woulod take years to write them down



i also usally go to wikipedia.com to find some great books- it might sound wierd but thats what i do
Carl P
2007-10-19 11:16:59 UTC
The Elfstones of Shannara by Terry Brooks. My favourite of the series and also has a storyline you might really like.



The Wishsong of Shannara would be a great follow-up book
Me
2007-10-22 04:12:52 UTC
I LOVE the Princess Diaries books. Easy to read and fun. I also really like Mitch Albom's books.
Nicole
2007-10-21 20:40:16 UTC
DEFINITELY the Twilight series by Stephenie Meyer. They are excellent! They are PERFECT for young adults and I love them. I am more than positive that your mom will approve because my mom loves them too. They are SO wonderful, and are among my favorite books. I don't think I'm going to be the only one telling you about them. Let me tell you their order: Book 1- Twilight, Book 2- New Moon, 3- Eclipse. The fourth and fifth ones have not come out yet. PLEASE read them! You won't regret it! PLEASE!!!!
Sugar Pie
2007-10-21 17:31:16 UTC
Harry Potter (start w/ #1)

Little Women

David Copperfield

Baewolf (sp?)

Chaucer's Canterbury Tales
2007-10-20 20:48:59 UTC
Jane Austen
Becca
2007-10-19 20:42:14 UTC
I would suggest the Twilight Saga written by Stephenie Meyer. They center around a girl named Bella who meets a very handsome boy in her new town. But he isn't even human........



I would also suggest The Mediator series by Meg Cabot. Its about a girl who can see and talk to ghosts. When she moves to California her room is haunted by a VERY hot ghost.
m_tricia
2007-10-19 17:03:17 UTC
Well there is Gossip Girls by Cecily von Ziegesar and Quilck by the same person i really like this author i hop e you do to try reading other books by her too
Emily
2007-10-19 11:11:38 UTC
If you are looking for a hilarious series try the Georgia Nicolson books by Lousie Rennison
ashna
2007-10-22 09:15:06 UTC
hai.,

teen age is a time when people does't see what they should. like true life or difficult side of life.



and i suggest u 2 read ANNE FRANKS DIARY

it gives u a better light which helps u 2 over come bad times.

( sorry, if the suggection is not ur type)
2007-10-21 21:07:27 UTC
i just finished this really good book called The Black Sheep. Its very interesting and funny. You can get it at Barnes and Nobles. I'm also 13 and i really enjoyed the book. this book is by Yvonne Collins and Sandy Rideout
CompanyOfAngels
2007-10-21 18:42:36 UTC
The Lioness Quartet by Tamora Pierce was pretty good teen book for girls. Its fantasy and yeah, I like all her books that take place in Tortall and they never get old xD
TinyDancer
2007-10-21 14:54:46 UTC
How to Walk in High Heels: The Girls Guide to Everything by Camilla Morton....great book for a teenage girl AND her mother :)
kecr101
2007-10-21 07:31:50 UTC
Scott Westerfield: The midnighters series and the uglies, pretties, specials and extras.



James Patterson especially the maximum ride series.



For classic novels check your local high school's summer reading list.
Mike
2007-10-20 15:09:56 UTC
Dan Brown's Davinci Code
2007-10-20 12:07:23 UTC
Try some of Robert Heinlein's earlier writings or Clifford Simak's books. These guys could write good stuff but both are almost forgotten as far as I know.
2007-10-20 09:17:55 UTC
I have a 12.9+ reading level and I really enjoyed the sisterhood of the traveling pants. And I'm 12.
2007-10-19 20:12:29 UTC
Ghost of Onyx by Erick Nylund and Mass Effect Revelations by Drew Karpyshyn. If your into scfi.
Marci_Bby♥
2007-10-19 16:08:18 UTC
I really love Just Listen by Sarah dessen and Hit the road by Caroline B. Cooney



the firts one is about a popular girl who loses all her friends because of a misunderstanding at a party but becomes friends [and more] with a guy that not many people talk to at her school



the second one is about a young girls adventures with her grandmother. Brit has had her driver’s license only 11 days when her parents drop her off to stay at her grandmother’s house for two weeks while they go on vacation. Little do they know Brit is headed for a three-state road trip with Nannie to pick up her college roommates, Florence, Aurelia, and Daisy, and bring them to their alma mater for their 65th—and most likely final—reunion.

at first, Brit is anxious as well as annoyed when she finds herself responsible for her fragile passengers. But things change as she sits behind the wheel up front and listens to “the girls” in the backseat laugh and remember about their 65 years of friendship. Inspired, Brit is willing to do whatever it takes to get the former college roommates to their reunion safely.
2007-10-19 11:11:07 UTC
I am 25 and I absolutly loved Stephanie Meyers Twilight, New Moon and Eclipse. Totally addicting. You will fall in love with Edward Cullen and wish he where real. You'll even dream with him....I promise. Totally get these books...you'll be hooked. Good luck!
mrs.nikita_ramirez
2007-10-19 10:24:00 UTC
I think every teenage girl should read Bridget Jones Diary and the new Edge of reason. Hilariously written. Many women/teenagers relate to these books. Fast pace & awesome.
Shekinah
2007-10-19 09:56:24 UTC
1. Anything by Meg Cabot

2.The Hollywood Sisters (Author : Mary Wilcox

3.The Undomestic Goddess (Author : Sophie Kinsella)

4.Confessions Of A Teen Nanny (Author : Victoria Ashton)

5.Confessions of an Heiress (Author : Paris Hilton)
desert rat
2007-10-21 21:25:27 UTC
You say you read at a college level and you enjoy classics, I would like to suggest you try "The Illiad" or "The Odysey". They are both great classics and high school level. (In Mexico "The Illiad" is read in elementary school).
2007-10-21 20:45:36 UTC
Perfect[about a girl w/ anerexia and joins a group to let out her feelings and one of the popular girls at school is in the group, she doesn't have a dad, thinks she doesn't fit in], Summer of My German Soldier [i did a book report on it- girl is jewish and a nazi escapes from prison and she shelters him. they become friends and the nazi gives the girl attention she didn't get from her parents, police find out after he leaves and kills him in new york that she helped him, she goes to a place where girls go and learn to be good, ruth is their caretaker and is the only one that cares about her], Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (if you've read the others-I'm currently re-reading it), Princess Diaries[well duh], Jeremy Fink and the Meaning of Life[Jeremy's dad left behind a box with four locks. jeremy can't find the keys, he goes on a quest-it's a long story]
the new cookie cutter style
2007-10-21 13:46:31 UTC
-The Clique series by Lisi Harrison

-ANYTHING Meg Cabot

-Lauren Myracle (TTFN, L8r G8r, Rhymes With Witches are all great books)

-Gossip Girl series

-Laurie Anderson (i think that's her name) she writes good books..

-Jerry Spinelli books are good also

-Jaclyn Moriarty's Feeling Sorry For Celia and The Year of Secret Assignments

-Scott Westerfield's Uglies
halestorm00
2007-10-21 04:59:37 UTC
Catalyst by Laurie Halse Anderson is a GREAT read. I'm a teenage girl who likes the same types of books, so i'm sure you would love this.
KarenL
2007-10-20 13:25:10 UTC
Well, since you are a teen and are experiencing life in the 00's, a life that your mother may not be aware exists or chooses to not believe --- I will offer several books



Jane Eyre by C Brontë Courtship then.

Forever by J. Blume

Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret by J. Blume

Rainbow Party by P. Ruditis

Unhooked: by Laura Sessions Stepp



You could read about Elizabeth I. Her life and how she survived is important to modern girls or young women.



You have a whole wonderful life ahead of you --- so read and learn about life and the effects of stupid decisions.
aireeka9
2007-10-19 18:44:51 UTC
Anything by Sarah Dessen. Her books are amazing and usually focus on teenage girls and some coming of age story, usually romantic as well but very real. You can easily connect to them and they're are wonderfully written.
2007-10-18 20:06:02 UTC
Definetly read Uglies trilogy by scott westerfeld if you enjoy fantasy! I didn't expect it to be so good- but it was! I own all three books and am planning to get the spinoff "Extras" soon. Twighlight & New Moon were also entertaining. Angus, Thongs, and Full Frontal Snogging has a strange title (and is british) but I found it HILARIOUS. The giver was so good, and I was your age when I read it. I also read Holes (also by Louis Sachar) around that age and enjoyed the book. Peeps by scott Westerfeld is an excellent book(according to my librarian) to read. Sarah Dessen also makes excellent books.

So the list is......

*Peeps

*Uglies trilogy

*Twighlight trilogy

*anything by Sarah Dessen

*Angus, Thongs, and Full Frontal Snogging

*The giver

*Holes

*The outsiders (looove this book)
Angelux
2007-10-21 23:05:33 UTC
I am also 13 years old. Try the Nancy Drew Detective Stories.
rorzzz09192007
2007-10-21 18:16:24 UTC
Nancy Drew

TheWeekdaily.com

It Had to Be You: The Gossip Girl Prequel (Gossip Girl Series)

To kill a mockingbird
2007-10-21 16:22:16 UTC
I liked the Uglies series and Princess Diaries ( the book is sooooooooooo much different than the movie). YOU HAVE 2 READ STARGIRL IT'S THE BEST!
Ashley T
2007-10-21 16:06:33 UTC
The Clique is a series a of books that are available at Target.

There are different books in the series and they are so good
♥Lady Dior♥
2007-10-21 11:26:38 UTC
The Clique by Lisi Harrison.
*nErVoUs lAuGh*
2007-10-21 09:49:16 UTC
*Not about chicken soup its about girls and there real life problems and preteens and teens its a really good book i read the girl one*



Chicken soup for the girls soul

Chicken soup for the teennage soul

Chicken soup for the preteen soul.

Diamond in the rough

So be it

Make Lemonade

Ab-solute truth

Who am i without him

The skin I'm In

Face On the Milk Carton

Skinny

True believer

The clique series

Gossip Girl series

I would tell you i love you but then i'll have to kill you
2007-10-21 01:04:58 UTC
The Other Boleyn Girl and anything else by Philippa Gregory.



She's fantastic :)



Wow, congrats on all the answers, you've a lot of literature to chose from.
2007-10-20 20:08:10 UTC
The "Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants" books are great. Author is Ann Bradshares, or something like that.
Brooke
2007-10-20 14:36:36 UTC
Anything by Meg Cabot



The A-List Series



The Clique Series



Gossip Girl Series



Private Series.





those are the best.
sunshiney
2007-10-19 19:46:53 UTC
My sister really read a book she couldn't put down called Stargirl by Jerry Spinelli (sp?lol) and she really liked it. I like the Nicholas Sparks books, but they get a little...descriptive...lol, but clear them with your mom first. I also like Adriana Trigiani book "Queen of the Bigtime," and she has many other books as well! Good Luck! :-)
Atomic Dolphin
2007-10-19 16:51:29 UTC
omg you sound just like me!! I just foud a series called the uglies!! there are 4 in it 1 is the uglies 2 is the prettties the 3 is the specials and 4 is the extras also HARRYPOTTER! is amasing!!!!!(warning boook 7 will reduce you to tears
2007-10-19 11:34:46 UTC
Pride and Prejudice or Sense and Sensibility by Jane Austin or anything by Mary Higgins Clark
ashley4frogs
2007-10-19 08:14:28 UTC
"Shes Come Undone" by Wally Lamb. Check it out with your mom first, but its an amazing book that every young lady should read!

Ive read it about a 100 times!
Little Bear
2007-10-19 08:08:53 UTC
"The Chronicles of Narnia" for one. Lifeway Bookstories has a great list of books you could read fot your age level.Reading is a good way to exercise your brain. If more people would turn off their TV`s and read Brain Dementia would be greatly reduced.
2014-05-26 19:01:03 UTC
Have you read any Agatha Christy or I forget her name but one of her books is My Brother Michael and another is The Moonspinners. Great books, no smut. Watership Down was good. There are many choices at the library, Ask the people who work there. Have Fun
2007-10-22 09:13:43 UTC
These are for more mature kids (with references to sex, drugs, sexuality) but very good, with great plots!



Perks of being a Wallflower

Catcher in the Rye

Looking for Alaska

Rats Saw God

It's Kind of a funny story
energzerbnny
2007-10-20 06:02:25 UTC
I am 13 as well and I really love to read...

-Joey Pigza Swallowed the Key by Jack Gantos

-Joey Pigza Loses Control by Jack Gantos

-What Would Joey Do? by Jack Gantos

-Ella Enchanted by Gail Carson Levine

-The Giver by Lois Lowry

-Flush by Carl Hiaasen

-The Music of Dolphins by Karen Hesse

-Because of Winn-Dixie by Kate DiCamillo

-The Princess Diaries by Meg Cabot



I really am not totally sure what you are into! It could be anything and I don't know. You sound really smart! (smarter then me) Are you gifted? I know I could never read at a colledge level at my age.
Danielle R
2007-10-20 06:01:47 UTC
My sister's keeper...Its funny at times but sad also. It's about a girl who s 13 named kate and her sister who is 16 as lukemia, Kate is a doner for her sister and has been since she was little. She dies to keep her alive until she makes a disision that she doesnt want to donate any more to her, which will cause her sister to die. The end is really dramatic...you will have to read if you want to know the whole story...Its a really good book i cried and i loved it!
sarah
2007-10-19 12:24:35 UTC
im 17, and i absolutely LOVE a book called.. "someone like you" by Sarah Dessen. Its a book about a young girl, and her best friend that gets pregnant and then looses her boyfriend.. its such a good book.. AND I HATE READING and i read it in 2 days.. i suggest that one. or any sarah dessen book shes such a great author for teens
Talk alote
2007-10-19 09:36:33 UTC
Harry Potter

The Click

Gossip Girls
AsamiBlackAngel
2007-10-22 06:20:25 UTC
Lucky and Lovely Bones (by alice sebold)

of course the twilight series!!(by stephenie meyer)

there's also the notebook so what if you saw the movie the book is better.
RON
2007-10-22 06:11:08 UTC
if u wanna to read any coleege life based books try to read "five points someone"

that is based on indian college life in one of the countries most reputted college ,but the book iz fun outher - Chaten Bhaget
cherilyn w
2007-10-22 02:40:40 UTC
Hey! im thirteen too!

try these:

Wolfbrother,

Spirit Walker.

Soul Eater

Dizzy,

Sundae Girl,

The PolterGoose,

The Killer Underpants,

The Toilet of Doom

I really enjoyed them and hope everyone will too!
2007-10-21 22:00:20 UTC
Teen Vouge

and J-14
Jen
2007-10-21 20:56:58 UTC
Cat's Cradle by Kurt Vonnegut
M
2007-10-21 20:51:34 UTC
Anything by Jodi Picoult! I LOVE all of her books .. they are very interesting and keep you wondering what is going to happen next! Another one of my favorite is The Secret Life of Bees by Sue Monk Kidd! You will defintely enjoy!
Brittany2010
2007-10-21 18:54:11 UTC
Tears of a Tiger (tear jerker)

Jane Eyre (classic)

Ella Minnow Pea (a satirical piece)

The Glass Menagerie (its a play)

Ordinary Miracles (a Christian story, if your into that sorta thing)



I am almost 16, these are some of my favorites



Hope I helped!!!
2007-10-21 18:37:20 UTC
i recently read The Memory Keepers Daughter. it was an AWESOME book and i think its great for all ages (i'm 21yrs old.) one of my favorite books of all time is The Five People You Meet in Heaven. Happy Reading!
Gruntled Employee
2007-10-21 18:06:43 UTC
A Brief History of Time (Stephen Hawking)
Blondie..x
2007-10-21 10:16:08 UTC
Well I like anything by Meg Cabot really. I like All American Girl and The Mediator series. Hope this helps xo
2007-10-21 09:59:16 UTC
Read the text book and related books.
bitten_pink
2007-10-21 04:36:09 UTC
Im 13, recently I've been reading;

Size 12 is not fat- Meg Cabot

Size 14 is not fat either(sequel)

If you ever read and like them, the sequel to that is being published in February 2008



good luck!
di12381
2007-10-20 19:06:14 UTC
For fantasy, Tanith Lee, her books are fantastic. If your talking Classics, Jane Eyre and Pride and Prejudice are particular favorites of mine.
2007-10-20 18:03:54 UTC
im 17 and i think the Quickie is a really good book. Its not a sex book or anything it just have one scene about a "quickie" but its a really good book to read. Its also Ironic if you read it because one night and a quickie can make so many tings happen. One small thing can turn to something so big. This book will keep you on your toes!!!!
Maggie
2007-10-20 13:06:15 UTC
TTYL series,The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants series,Don't Think Twice,Make Lemonade,True Believer(sequel to Make Lemonade).
2007-10-20 02:59:54 UTC
The noughts and crosses series.



Artemis Fowl



Prophecy of the gems



The curious incident of the dog in the night time



Feather Boy



The Chronicles of Narnia



Can you keep a secret



The confessions of Georgia Nicolson
2007-10-19 18:43:16 UTC
Yes, read Queen Bee's and Wannabe's...its a great book for young teen girls who are trying to "find themselves" as they develop over the years in school.
2007-10-19 14:06:45 UTC
The Clique Series. By Lisa Harrison

Books in order:

My favorite one would be book #3... Revenge of the Wannabes

It's a series about 7th grade girls..and of course, boys.



~Kylee
kat
2007-10-19 12:37:02 UTC
When I was 13, I read a book called "Ferris Beach". It's not very popular but its my all time favorite from when I was your age. You should just try it out to see if you'll like it! Good luck
Flash
2007-10-19 07:58:25 UTC
Catcher In The Rye
Jazmen
2007-10-21 22:29:26 UTC
Go Ask Alice!

it's the best book a teenage girl could read.
annoyedwithvista
2007-10-21 13:36:43 UTC
Roll of Thunder, Hear my cry. By Mildred D. Taylor I loved this book, when I was about that age, it has good description, isn't boring and funny at times too. I think you should read it! I bought it, and I still read it from time to time, I think that my son and I are going to use it for story time at night. :)
Benihime
2007-10-19 08:05:26 UTC
Try reading Jinx, Victoria and the Rogue, Nicola and the Viscount and Avalon High by Meg Cabot, her books are the best :D



Hope you enjoy reading them ^__^
Smartblonde92
2007-10-22 05:53:40 UTC
I think you would like What my Mother Dosent by Sonya Sones. Its like a diary almost of a young teenage girl and talks about love life boys and family issues
2007-10-22 03:34:00 UTC
You should try reading books about Shopaholic by Sophie Kinsella. They are great. I also love Louise Rennison's books about Georgia Nicolson's adventures :)
drake_zula
2007-10-21 18:11:40 UTC
I'm 13 and at about your reading level too, and I would recommend Inkheart and Inkspell because based on the genres you enjoy, I think you would like these two.
• LeeYo •
2007-10-21 17:34:54 UTC
The Princess Academy



verii nice book, its about a girl who goes to this academy to become a Princess, and there she has to face the other girls there, and go through different types of probz while trying to become the next Princess!!
Invader
2007-10-21 13:32:53 UTC
Star reading Harry Potter dear.

Harry Potter is simply da best and da most amazing

i personally feel Harry Potter is da best book of all time
lilpinkdancer23
2007-10-21 11:24:53 UTC
I too am 13 and read at a college level. I definitely would recommend the Twilight series by Stephanie Meyer is absolutely AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!!
Mirror
2007-10-20 19:43:46 UTC
The Confessions of Georgia Nicolson series by Louise Rennison.

One of my favorites!
charm1936
2007-10-20 19:19:02 UTC
vc Andrews series

carol Higgins Clark

Nora Roberts

Mary Higgins Clark

these authors have some risque' moments in their books but I don't think they are so bad your mom wouldn't allow you to read them, they are good at holding your interest.

Nora Roberts:honest illusions is really good, 2 of my kids did their high school book report on it
Nikki M
2007-10-20 18:54:28 UTC
The Chicken Soup for teens
Crissy
2007-10-20 11:37:59 UTC
Boy's Life by Robert McCammon
2007-10-20 07:09:07 UTC
There alot of great books out there. I have read a book called Deep by Susanna Vance. If you haven't read it I really recommend you read it! Oh also The Uglies trilogy by Scott Wester field they are really good books!!
Lea S
2007-10-19 20:33:16 UTC
You may be to advanced for this but I love the American Girl series, they are stories about girls of all ages from the "old days". My daughter, now 16 and I used to enjoy them.
Lissa E
2007-10-19 15:58:52 UTC
The Sisters Grimm, book one. Really great book, It won a Sasquatch reading award. Check it out.
John
2007-10-19 11:04:47 UTC
I am in my last year of junior high and i have read almost every book in my library. Although these were some of my favorites:



~The city of ember & The city of sparks

~Chasing Redbird

~The series of Unfortunate Events



Hopefully you like them as much as i do!
L.A. L
2007-10-19 09:40:34 UTC
The Maximum Ride series, by James Patterson is a really really great series, as is the Twilight series, by Stephanie Meyer. Those are two series' that I've just been reading over and over again, refusing to read anything else. :)
MazyStarFan
2007-10-19 09:32:43 UTC
I really liked books by Jane Austen when I was in my early teens. I thought her characters were good female role models for young girls. The Mists of Avalon by Marion Zimmerman Bradley was another favorite of mine. This is the Arthurian legend told from the female perspective. When you get older, Joyce Carol Oates is another author you might consider reading. I love her books to this day. She writes really strong female characters. A book I read when I was 15 that really stayed with me was Foxfire by Oates. This book is a great read for older teenage girls, but be sure to talk to your mom about it. It deals with very adult situations that young girls can be faced with. Happy Reading!
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2007-10-18 20:32:32 UTC
I most definitely would recommend Meg Cabot books!



I read most of her books and i loved them all, they are usually love stories with a twist... and keep you locked from start to finish.





Recommended



The Princess Diaries

Avalon High

All-American Girl

Teen Idol



These are a great read!



GOod Luck!
2007-10-22 09:19:38 UTC
I would suggest reading "Dear God, Its me Margaret" I read that bood before and it is really a good book. The girl in the book is a teenager herself, so it is easy to relate to.
2007-10-20 15:50:04 UTC
Lauren Weisburg (Devil Wears Prada, Everyone Worth Knowing)

Lurlene McDaniel

Jane Austen!!!
;)
2007-10-19 17:20:23 UTC
Ok im 13 too!!!! Im just like you and at that reading level. I LOVE the alive series by Phylis Naylor and everythig written by meg cabot, mostly the 1-800-WHERE-R-YOU series. Hope this helps!
2007-10-19 14:09:52 UTC
i would suggest:

The Outsiders

Pride and Predjudice

To Kill A Mockingbird

Tiger Eyes

A Child Called it(good book, sad & true story)

The Notebook<3<3

The Secret Life of Bees

Good luck finding a book!!!
2007-10-18 18:56:09 UTC
Wow it looks like you have gotten a lot of suggestions already. A lot of them are ones that I was going to mention. The Twilight series which consists of Twighlight, New Moon, and Eclipse by Stephenie Meyer are very good. I am on the last one now. I have also read the Clique series which aren't too bad. I think the author's name is Lisi Harrison but I'm not sure. And another one of my favorites is another series with the 3 books Uglies, Pretties, and Specials by Scott Westerfeld. All very good. If you read any of them I hope you enjoy them!
2007-10-23 12:10:26 UTC
Babysitters club they have a lot of books they teach you responsibility and leadership. That is what I read when I was a teen.
2014-09-11 02:19:30 UTC
Definitely the series by Stephanie Myer: Twilight, New Moon, and Eclipse (and I believe the newest one comes out next August). Also, I love Sharon Shinn.
Bee
2007-10-22 12:37:44 UTC
The 'Bras and Broomsticks' trilogy by Sarah Mlynowski is good chick-lit. I love them, they're hilarious and easy to read.
beetlejuice49423
2007-10-21 19:47:22 UTC
The best book I can think of is "Are You There, God? It's me, Margaret"...I forget who the author is, but she was quite popular...good book for a girl your age, about growing up, dealing with friends and boys, and turning into a young woman all at the same time...it might be fiction, but it's very informational for young women about your age...JUDY BLUME...just remembered the author's name! ;))
2007-10-21 17:04:24 UTC
A tree grows in Brooklyn is a great story about a girl growing up in Brooklyn, published in the forties. It may have been published over 60 years ago but its still wonderful. i highly recommend it!
Amanda
2007-10-21 15:46:14 UTC
"A Size Twelve is Not Fat," "Neither is A Size 14," and coming soon "Big Boned." All by Meg Cabot. AMAZING! I am 19 and i love them!!!



also, "wicked" - its the story behind the musical...awesome.

harry potter-obviously.

as someone said, gossip girl series.
2007-10-21 15:38:05 UTC
The lovely bones by Alice Sebold
the cute girl
2007-10-21 12:29:33 UTC
hey i'm thirteen to my mom let's me real adult books to but i like to read donald goins books he's a really great author my favorite book by him is black girl lost and dopefeind those are really great books but i dont know about what youmom will let you read i can read those kind though
2007-10-21 10:39:06 UTC
The Uglies series: Uglies, Pretties, Specials, and (NEW) Extras by Scott Westerfield
RockyL
2007-10-19 22:25:02 UTC
She's Come Undone by Wally Lamb. It's an excellent book...You will swear a woman wrote this book.
Boots
2007-10-19 21:35:12 UTC
The Road to Paris
2007-10-19 19:08:14 UTC
I love this book it's called "Maybe a Miracle" it's a heartwarming story about how a 18 yr old boy is dealing with his sister who he finds lying in a pool and he tries to save her she's in a coma so far that's all i goy to
yelodaise
2007-10-19 16:18:30 UTC
May I suggest the book Beauty!! It is a remake of a classic novel!! You will love it! I was your age when I read it and its still a favorite of mine! Its sort of a coming of age story but better! Trust me!
Lauren
2007-10-19 08:30:01 UTC
Louise Rennison's series...the first book is "Angus, Thongs, and Full Frontal Snogging". This is one of the few "teen girl" books that I read when I was younger, that I still read now at 20. (Although I suspect you may already be familiar with the series!)



"Prep" by Curtis Sittenfield/Sittenfeld (?) is a good read as well.
doc_holliday1863
2007-10-22 08:24:53 UTC
READ The

B = Best

i = instructions

B = Befor

L = Leaveing

E= Earth
Nathaniel
2007-10-22 08:42:40 UTC
This book is for women who are older than you, but your never too young to know this stuff - "woman thou art losed!" by T.D. Jakes. A reverend who (according to his wife and his congregation) really understands women and their needs. This book will blow your mind. A lof of women I know, have read this book and I've read a little bit of it too, its very good, enjoy.
AmicaBella
2007-10-22 05:52:22 UTC
My favorite at that age was Summer Sisters by Judy Blume. Its a great story about two young girls who are best freinds and they go on summer vacation together and experience new and exciting things.
fobrocks7
2007-10-22 02:54:41 UTC
it depends on what sort of book u like, im 14 and i enjoyed reading:

His dark materials by Phillip Pullman

Darren shan by Darren Shan

Alex Rider series by Anthony Horowitz

Power of five series by Anthony Horowitz

Maximum Ride series by James patterson



I really enjoyed the 'Maximum Ride' series and 'His dark Materials' however you may have alreayd read these, if you haven't i wiould highly recommend them
2007-10-22 02:12:09 UTC
Allys world series

Loise Sacher books
A A
2007-10-21 21:21:59 UTC
Have you tried the Twilight series by Stephenie Meyer?? Definately a must read!!
yellow_squash
2007-10-21 21:15:10 UTC
a walk to remember

pride & prejudice

sense & sensibiity

wuthering heights

jane eyre

northanger abbey

time capsule

twilight

eclipse

left behind series (there are kids & adult series)

walk two moons

telling christina goodbye

book of the stars series
2007-10-21 19:55:09 UTC
The Wrinkle In Time series, and all of Madeline L'Engle books are great!
2007-10-21 16:16:53 UTC
I am 15 and I am reading "A Prayer For Owen Meany"by John Irving.

I am really enjoying it.
Jay
2007-10-21 15:18:02 UTC
This book called "Someone like you" by Sarah Dessen, it is a great young adult book, all of Sarah's books are great
blue_angel151
2007-10-21 13:18:10 UTC
*Twilight Series By Stephenie Meyer

*His Dark Material by Phillip Pullman (Golden Compass movie will be coming out in December)

*Love, Rosie & PS I love you

*Chronicles of Narnia if you haven't already read them

*Artemis Fowl

*Ender's Game
Manny
2007-10-20 09:40:13 UTC
wekll hi i am also thirteen i got to mann middle school in my class we ar ereading a book called speak its a book about this one girl she doesnt taklk because of what happens in her past



its very good



all teens should read it its a teenager in the 9th grade who isgoing thru these probelms
2007-10-20 09:40:08 UTC
4 yr age read history than comic or novels.It will provide an opportunity to know the things happened in pastand u yrself will try 2 evaluate, why the things happened in that way and why not otherwise.Go for magzinesof subjects to yr choice. U will find guidelines to yr future.
E.
2007-10-20 09:14:46 UTC
I would defiantly suggest The pretty little liars series.

Its for young adults, but my mom loves them to.

Its that kind of book you just cannot put down,

hope this helped :D
apolla5016
2007-10-19 20:54:35 UTC
i don't know if you like im but ttyl, ttfn, and l8r g8r are all part of a series of books that i think you would like to read. Also, if you like fantasy, maybe the Warrior series, eragon or eldest, the princess diaries and that's all i can think of right now
2007-10-19 19:07:00 UTC
probably The Clique. ive read 6 and i think theres gonna be 8 or 9 eventually. theyre realesing a movie next year too
keℓsey<3
2007-10-19 16:29:42 UTC
The Clique Series

Any Gossip Girl books

Chicken Soup for the Teenage Soul



I ♥ all of them!
anna
2007-10-19 15:30:45 UTC
someone already suggested Stargirl, i just wanna say definitely read that if you haven't already, it's one of the best books i've read. i'm 16 now and i know i read it a few years ago, so i'm assuming i was around your age when i read it.

To Kill a Mockingbird is a really interesting book, i recommend it

also, i read Life of Pi over the summer, i'm not sure if you'd be into it because its just one of those books you can really think about, but i loved it, so try it out.
2007-10-19 14:48:31 UTC
Any of the books written by Laurie faria Stolarz.Exspecially

Blue is for Nightmares.(it's really good.)

You should also read Upstage.I don't know the author but it's really awesome!
allxothatxojazz
2007-10-19 13:26:15 UTC
hey im 14 and a pretty advanced reader here are my suggestions:

I am the Messenger

Avalon High

Song of the Sparrow

5 People you meet in heaven

The Looking Glass Wars (trilogy)

Maisie Dobbs

Pride and Predjudice

Jane Eyre

and many others...if you need anymore help just e-mail me!

good luck =]
fallenxx7
2007-10-19 10:20:34 UTC
i would suggest



uglies

pretties

specials

extras



those are all about a future society where everyone gets this opertation to get pretty and how some people dont want it and so on. my favorite books ever



daughters of the moon series.



those are about a group of girls who all have these powers that came from the moon godess.
Chris L
2007-10-20 23:01:09 UTC
A Tree Grows in Brooklyn



It is not necessarily gender-specific, but it is one of the saddest and most beautiful books that I have ever read.
McKenzie
2007-10-18 18:45:38 UTC
I'm 13 and I love to read. Inkheart is a good fantasy book. Right now I'm reading one called Jeremy Fink and the Meaning of Life.
melissa
2007-10-22 09:40:06 UTC
Pretty Little Liars series!

First book is Pretty LIttle Liars

Second one is Flawless

Third one is Perfect

Fourth one is Unbeleivable(its not out until March)
Feeling Mutual
2007-10-22 08:03:24 UTC
Sense and Sensibility by Jane Austen
kaalllllllllllllllllllllllllll
2007-10-22 04:14:27 UTC
as u like fantasy u can read "wheel of time" which is a 12 book series out of which 11 have been published......and if u like biographies u can read "virgin for life"
Rebeckah
2007-10-21 20:47:12 UTC
I have always loved pretty much anything by Mercedes Lackey, Anne McCaffrey, and Andre Norton. They all tend to have strong, believable female characters and are very entertaining too.
Tibby
2007-10-21 20:34:08 UTC
A girl like Moi, a mango shaped space, Estrella's Quinceanera, I'd tell you i love you but then i would have to kill you, cross my heart and hope to spy, Sisterhood of the travling pants 1,2,3, and 4, And Project paris.
Anna,
2007-10-21 17:33:28 UTC
You should read



what my mother doesn't know by Sonya Sones



speak by Laurie Halse Anderson



missing by Cathrine Macphail
2007-10-21 14:10:02 UTC
If you haven't read J.R.R. Tolkien's Lord of the Rings trilogy, I would definitely recommend it.



There are some very powerful female characters in the story. I really recommend it.
iSтαℓк
2007-10-21 12:17:40 UTC
Harry Potter series...I,like you, LOVE to read. my very first

series was Harry Potter..BRIEF OVERVIEW: Its about a boy whose parents are dead, and he finds out that he is a wizard.

thus begins a magical journey through his life and the ups and downs and how Harry manages to defeat the dark lord,

Voldemort. His journey is like no others..but will Harry be able to defeat Voldemort in this seven - part series?
wouldnt u like 2 no
2007-10-21 11:33:13 UTC
I read a book a little over a year ago, and it is my absolute fav. I haven't found one as good as it is yet! It is

How I Live Now by

Meg Rosoff.

Excellent Read!
2007-10-20 15:44:00 UTC
Theres a really good series of books callled the Sierra Jensen series. There really good. I have read all 12 books already! I hope you like them!
jaywoodinflipflops
2007-10-20 14:20:51 UTC
I would have to recommend, Just Listen by Sarah Dessen. It was really good. It's in the young adult section so you wouldn't have a problem getting your mothers permission.
Sara For Life
2007-10-20 09:54:05 UTC
Mediator Series by Meg Cabot.

:]
2007-10-20 03:59:00 UTC
touching spirit bear-my daughter had to read this for aig class- i did too.it is a beautiful story.i had tears in my eyes at the end.something wicked this way comes by ray bradbury is a spooky treat too.they may be in the young adult section.but they satisfied this adult! for a little romance suspence go to authors, charlotte armstrong,emily loring.grace livingston hill.these are oldies, they were written way back when theydid`nt put smut in the books.just good reading.
2007-10-20 03:33:13 UTC
Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austin

Frankenstein by Mary Shelly
2007-10-19 18:07:03 UTC
I am 14 years old and i just LOVE books by stephanie Meyer and Sarah dessen. completley addicting. You have to try them...my favourites?:

new moon

twilight

eclipse

the truth about forever

that summer

dreamland

Good luck:)

p.s- go to chapters, they have reading suggestions that people are ages have read and loved.
redcarpetchic15
2007-10-19 12:19:05 UTC
twilight series-

twilight

new moon

eclipse



there all by stephanie meyers





the sisterhood of the traveling pants series. (there awesome)





To Kill A Mocking Bird by harper lee





or read them gossip girl books. they arent all that bad.
2007-10-18 21:54:09 UTC
there are alot of books out there for your age but theres a few i can sugest for you to read.



*Eragon

* howls moving castle

* castle in the air



these are a few i have read and have enjoyed reading they are fantasy and they young adult books but very easy reading.
Ummm......
2007-10-18 15:29:01 UTC
The Kite Runner

A Thouand Splendid Suns

All American Girl

East of Eden

Gossip Girl

Next

The Davinci Code

Angels and Demons

Deception Point

Pride and Prejudice
*JojoStar*
2007-10-21 16:54:43 UTC
This Lullaby by Sarah Dessen
2007-10-20 08:21:08 UTC
You are exactly like me. Except i read any books, my mom doesn't tell me what i can read and what i can't. i read Tamora Pierce, Mitch Albom, Lois Lowry, Norah McClintock, Lurlene McDaniel, Caroline B. Cooney, and Joy Fielding, omg theres more i just can't really think right now, good luck, and you can ask your librarian although in my experience, they usually don't believe our reading level because of our age. It's pretty annoying.
2007-10-22 10:09:18 UTC
Read, "A Tree Grows In Brooklyn" it is a classic, I read it when I was about your age and it is still one of my favorite books.
Moores
2007-10-22 04:49:51 UTC
How about anything by Ayn Rand.



Also, The Road, by Cormac McCarthy
Mongol
2007-10-22 03:24:22 UTC
on an off tangent, hehehehe



the poor girls just asking our favourite and recommended books........



lo and behold someones got multiple sclerosis itchy fingers and started a flurry of "thumbs down"! (up to 52 thumbs down at one reply!)



and my god its only a reply of books to read... nothing hanky panky of the sort.....



is it wrong to recommend books as to what the question is all about in the first place?



i just wonder how many thousands of thumbs down will sumone get if he posts a "religious book" as a good read...



i rest my case....
Kaila G
2007-10-22 01:27:24 UTC
his dark materials is a great trilogy. the first book is the golden compass, which is being made into a film this winter. you should read those now so you can see the movie, its an amazing set.
robyoung84
2007-10-21 19:22:49 UTC
Wicked! by Gregory Maguire
2007-10-21 15:55:24 UTC
The Giver-lois lowry

The wish- Gail Levine

Gossamer-Lois Lowry

The A-list- zoey dean

annie's baby,treacherous love, go ask alice, jay's journal-beatrice sparks...
dhal_roti
2007-10-21 15:53:11 UTC
Nancy Drew



Any series from Mills & Boon
cosmicmoon
2007-10-21 15:31:20 UTC
I'm sure someone has already suggested it, but if you haven't already read it, Stargirl by Jerry Spinelli is a really good book.



I haven't read the sequel though, so I don't know what that's like.



Good luck!
glfranklyn
2007-10-21 09:50:45 UTC
most of the women I know tell me they got a LOT out of reading "I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings" by Maya Angelou. Maybe it would be worth while for YOU too!

Good Luck,

Gregory
DJ101
2007-10-21 04:11:00 UTC
Any PG 13 Book will do.
escher
2007-10-20 16:52:15 UTC
When I was your age I loved the First Love books by Silhouette, also books by Judy Blume
Marisa V
2007-10-20 15:15:41 UTC
Yes, I'm in 7th grade and just got done with a book in school called the westing game it was a very good mystery!
iguana_on_marijuana
2007-10-20 13:44:23 UTC
Tithe, by Holly Black. It has two sequals, Valiant and Ironside. It's a modern fantasy with a morbid twist on fairys.
2007-10-20 04:58:28 UTC
Ttyl



By: Lauren Myracle
berrel
2007-10-19 18:01:52 UTC
My Sister's Keeper by Jodi Picoult
2007-10-19 17:12:47 UTC
Have you considered reading the Bible? Read multiple translations to know what God really says about a subject. I started by first reading the New International Version.
2007-10-19 13:20:43 UTC
Uglies

Pretties

Specials

Extras

all the Private Novels

Laguna Cove

If I have a Wicked Stepmother, Wheres My Prince

Lovely Bones

Clique novels

Sisterhood of the travailing pants books

Pride and Prejudice

The Earth, My Butt, and other round things

Bras and Broomsticks

Hacking into Harvard

Art Geeks and Prom Queens

Faking 19

Prep

Earagon
Claire W
2007-10-19 10:20:57 UTC
Sabriel, Lirael and Abhorsen

These are fantastic set of fantasy books
To-Many-Questions
2007-10-21 22:33:19 UTC
It really depends on preference:

The Twilight series is a HUGE favorite that all teen girls are sure to love.

What it's about: Bella Swan is your typical run of the mill teenage girl. After her mom and her new hubby Phil go off to vacation it up in Florida, Bella is sent away from Sunny Pheonix to live in rainy Forks, Seattle with her dad Charile. (Her own choice. Who wants to hang with newly weds?) Upon her first day of school, Bella bumps into Mike- a follow you everywhere puppy dog kind of boy- and is introduced to Jessica- a gossip queen who knows just about everything going down- to help her settle into her new life. Everything seems fine- until she's on the reciveing end of cold hate filled black eyes. Bella has no clue why Mr. Edward Cullen hates her so much already- she hasn't even said two words to the guy- and she's dying to know what's his problem. The next day Edward is missing- for a few days acually- but uponhis return he lifts his cold shoulder treatment. Sorta. He still pretty much avoids her like the plauge, that is until a car accedent nearly puts her in the hospital but lucky for Bella, Edward saves her. When he was impossibly far away from her. Now Bella is intrigued and decideds to do a little snooping.

When she is invited to a beach party at the reserve, she meets Jacob black, one of the native residents. After a little bit of flirting with Jacob, he happily tells her some scary stories- legends supposedly true according to his dad. One story stands out in paticular,a story about the Cullens, the cold ones they're nicknamed or in other words, vampires. Bella manages to string together the clues she has been given and decideds upon 3 things. One: Edward Cullen is undoubtly a vampire. Two: There'sa part of him that thirst for her blood. And Three: She is undoubtly and unmistakibly in love with him.



This is a great romance series that I truely loved and I think you would too. Another great read is Inkheart. Now it's been a year or so since I read these but I really liked em. Let me see if I can remeber enough to tell you the buzz.

This book is about Molly and her father -both avid bookworms- and the mysterious visitor that appears one night. Dustfingers (or something like that I can't remeber) is his name, a strange fire-eater and supposed friend of Molly's father. Dustfinger has come to warn her father that HE is coming, and he wants the book. Thus, without a proper explanation, Molly is told to pack up her things and a few of her favorite books, because they have to leave. As soon as possible. Molly later finds out what has happened through a little snooping. Her father has a special gift. He can read charaters to life- which earned him the name Silvertounge from him. Now Molly, Dustfinger and her father must flee from the villians he has accedentally unleashed into the word unless they wish to help them in their quest to have Molly's father read out the shadow- the most dangerous and evil creature from the depts of the book Inkheart.

I really suck at explaining, but it is a REALLY great book.



Hm... what's another series. Oh! Abarat. Now that is a fun book. It's really hard to explain tho...

It's about this girl Candy Quakenbush and a world she discovers... Well, I'll write what the back of the book says- tho i'm not sure it will help that much.

A journey beyond imagination is about to unfold...

It begins in the most boring place in the world: Chickentown USA. There lives Candy Quakenbush, her heart bursting for some clue as to what her future might hold. When the answer comes, it's not one she expects. Welcome to the Abarat.



I know, that helped so much... but it is SUCH a wonderful book. It's a new york time best seller and the best part: It is a novel with the most beautiful, fun, facinating and wild PICTURES. That's right, PICTURES. Beautifuly illstrated. It is such a good book. You simply MUST read this. I know i didn't do that great of a summery on it but that's because you really can't put a summery on a book of this porportion.

Here's a poem from the book the author made:

I dreamed a limitless book,

A book unbound,

Its leaves scattered in fantastic abundance.

On every line there was a horizon drawn,

New heavens supposed;

New states, new souls;

One of those souls,

Dozing through some imagined afternoon,

Dreamed these words.

And needing a hand to set them down,

Made mine.



Yup. Ther you have it my all time favorite teen reads coming from a 14 year old girl. I love Harry Potter too, but I fiqure you already know about them. Seriously, these ar all AMAZING books. I'd rather chew off my own arm than live without these guys. So i highly recomend readingthem all. Have fun!!!
2007-10-21 07:28:28 UTC
The Pearl, by John Steinbeck. A wonderful story, quick read.
nerddd
2007-10-20 22:59:24 UTC
yup.

love stories: nicholas sparks is awesome for romance/love stories with sad endings.

chick lit: definitely the princess diaries and anything from meg cabot. really great in chick lit.

mystery: caroline b. cooney's books!! really great ones



good luck with your reading
Mommacat
2007-10-20 10:44:12 UTC
Check out the "Maximum Ride" Series by James Patterson.



to get a feel for what the stories are about, visit

http://www.maximumride.com/
Keke
2007-10-20 10:17:52 UTC
well im 14 and some of my favorites are:

Gossip girl

ttyl, ttfn, l8er g8er (SERIES)

Princess diares series

Arthur and the Invisibles

The devil wears Prada

Pretties, uglies, specials

Speak

What my mother doesnt know (poetry)

The day my sister went crazy (Poetry)

Letters from a nut

The it girl series



thts pretty much it-i know i like more but cant remember anymore. hope this helps!
2007-10-21 21:38:39 UTC
Books by Louis Duncan are interesting(I might have spelled her name wrong)

And i also like the books by Agatha Christie
michelle i
2007-10-21 19:51:09 UTC
Gossip Girl series! Also check out the movie rendition on the CW on Wednesday!
Ashton Shayla
2007-10-21 19:07:14 UTC
Anything by Nicholas Sparks
zuriel
2007-10-21 16:35:52 UTC
How about going a step beyond, read the bible! It even goes into the future....

Books on politics, Naomi wolf's, end of America, sub title, "letter of warning to a young patriot".
2007-10-21 16:32:35 UTC
Tears of a Tiger, Forged by Fire, and Darkness Before Dawn by Sharon Draper
Nobody
2007-10-21 00:41:13 UTC
You will like this one since ur a teen.

How opal mehta got kissed, got wild, and got a life. bY Kavya Vishwanathan

ITS a novel about a girl who wants to get into Howards
2007-10-20 20:33:33 UTC
the best book i've ever read is My Sister's Keeper by Jodi Picoult....about a thirteen year old girl born to save her sister surprise twisted sad ending you have to read it i'm not usually a voluntary reader but i read this in three days!!!!!AWESOME
Tessa
2007-10-20 19:44:59 UTC
Romiette and Julio was a good teen book. Also Forged by Fire and Tears of a Tiger...
Myaloo
2007-10-20 11:56:11 UTC
The dragon lance series are great fantasy books!
2007-10-20 00:07:50 UTC
Inkheart by Cornelia Funke

definitly!
...
2007-10-19 19:20:28 UTC
Across the universe

by: Ann M.Martin
Sienna
2007-10-19 17:15:55 UTC
Umm i really like The Clique book series. I don't think they might be suitable for your needs but it is an outstanding series.
2007-10-19 14:00:26 UTC
i agree with alice cullen (haha), read the twilight series, they're amazinggg and not all clique series-ish (which is VERY lame, about rich girls whose only problems are is that there credit cards get maxed out), or sloppy firsts, second helpings, charmed thirds, or fourth comings. all part of the same series, its about a girl going trough high school and then college. They are hysterical and are a very quick read despite the thickness!
2007-10-18 20:31:35 UTC
I definitely recommend anything written by Jodi Picoult!

My personal favorites are Nineteen Minutes and My Sister's Keeper. The Tenth Circle is really good too.

You won't be disappointed, I swear!

Just try!
Vlad the impaler
2007-10-18 18:00:41 UTC
For a young girl, if you like sci-fi, try 'Blood and Chocolate',a book about a young girl who comes from a family of Werewolves and she has a crush on a wimpy human boy.

he says he is all deep and open to the impossible, ready to face all the possibilities of the universe, but when the time comes...well, I won't ruin it for you. There is also the series called the Wild Wulfs of London, about a family of young men who are Werewolves and they must conquer their 'curse'. personally, I do not see Lycanthropy as a curse. I see it as a gift. I write my own books too and in them, the Lykans are the heroes, not sentimentally overwhelmed and homosexual vampires, just powerful Alpha wolves and dominat females, the rulers of the world.

If you want to read, I am looking to publish my books soon, so send me a E mail. I take them on here.

Try Adam Douglas too, he has a vicious wit!

Write soon, bye!

DS
2007-10-23 09:00:46 UTC
I thought '' Charlie bone books xD''

eg, ''Midnight for charlie bone''

and there''s follow-ons there very alike to harry potter books.

Wizards, school, different groups ect. yeah it's not as good but i think it''s a good back up :D
morningfoxnorth
2007-10-22 07:49:31 UTC
Arrows of the Queen by Mercedes Lackey. Just about any of Lackey's books would be good.
εϊзSmart Cookieεϊз
2007-10-22 02:30:48 UTC
Felidae - Akif Pirincci
I LUV IT
2007-10-21 18:50:56 UTC
try some of these, they might be a little mature for your moms liking but its worth a shot, theyre good!

-any of the "color me" series books by melody carlson

try burnt orange, deep green, blade silver, fools gold, torch red, pitch black.

-the secret life of bees

-copper sun

-a northern light

-light on snow <
-divine secrets of the ya-ya sisterhood

-annie freemans fabulous traveling funeral

happy reading! =)
eV
2007-10-21 18:11:02 UTC
Thirsty, by M.T. Anderson.



Anything by Douglas Adams (Hitchhikers guide to the galaxy trilogy)
Peyton(:
2007-10-21 16:39:44 UTC
I strongly reccomend Uglies Its and amazing book i'm pretty sure its a fantasy.



another good book is Jinx its not fantasy though
2007-10-21 14:33:19 UTC
Drowing Ana,

it has to do with spiteful friends and suicide.

its a very good read for teens because it shows how much girls can hurt each other.
aj.moonstar
2007-10-21 10:07:52 UTC
Meg Cabot

1-800-where-r-you

their great
2007-10-21 09:31:59 UTC
the Maximum ride series by james paterson . You will just love Max and fang and Iggy angel and nudge. they have some real good adventures. I loved the books and I bet you will too.
2007-10-21 07:50:27 UTC
Girl with a Pearl Earring and Midwives (may be a little too mature for a 13 yr old though).
alexandra s
2007-10-20 20:51:01 UTC
Gossip Girls

Twilight

New Moon

Eclipse

Harry Potter is STILL cool
2007-10-20 16:36:38 UTC
Have you read Harry Potter? I liked Oscar Wilde when i was 13.
frikinpyro
2007-10-20 14:06:09 UTC
Twilight series by Stephenie Meyer

Marked series by P.C. and Kristin Cast

Bloody Jack series by L.A. Meyer
Dear Carlos
2007-10-20 14:04:36 UTC
The Marquis de Sade's Justine, Juliet, and Philosophy In The Bedroom.
2007-10-20 12:40:36 UTC
I would suggest Jane Eyre!

It's a wonderful book, definitely a high level, I don't know if it's college level though. Nothing inappropriate in it either.

I'm sure your mother would greatly approve of it!
Blue Arizona
2007-10-19 15:17:54 UTC
Jodie Picoult is an amazing author. I am really picky about the books I read, and some of her older books are not the greatest, but there is one called "My Sister's Keeper," and it is totally amazing.
?
2007-10-19 12:42:36 UTC
i suggest reading books that will help you learn wisdom in this cruel world...

"i kissed dating goodbye" by joshua harris is a good one to start off with at your age.. . you may learn some vaaluable things while you may still be young enough to prevent alot of futur pain...

check it out!
2007-10-19 11:33:19 UTC
-Princess academy by Shannon Hale

-Matilda-Roald Dahl

-Any Meg Cabot book like:princess diaries,All American girl

-Dear dumb diary

-Any book by Judy Blume

-Black beuty

-Oliver twist

-A Christmas carol

-Eragon

-The series of Narnia

-And of course J.K.Rowlings Harry Potter

-And don't forget Nancy Drew and Enid Blyton
asummersregret
2007-10-19 08:48:35 UTC
OHHH YES.

i love the gossip girls series

as well as any book by Sarah Dessen.

Speak by Laurie Halse Anderson is

love. The list could go on, but I'm at work

& my books are at home.
brittonyoung
2007-10-19 01:52:55 UTC
Paradice Lost by Milton,,,,,,,,

lThe Raven by Edgar Allen Poe

King of Torts by Sir Han Sir Han
2007-10-22 10:09:32 UTC
U can go through some religious books like Bible or else.Hindu spirtual books will improve ur spiritual conscious.
Lanakix
2007-10-20 17:26:54 UTC
You should read Rules of The Road or All American Girl.

Best books ever!!!!!!! Take from a teen girl herself.
2007-10-22 08:54:15 UTC
the book i recommend is Go Ask Alice its a really good book or A Wrinkle In Time is also a really good one
2007-10-22 06:45:53 UTC
you should def read the body of Christopher creed its a really good book it will make u cry and laugh at the same time but u should def read that book
2007-10-22 00:25:43 UTC
Well, the best book to read is the BIBLE! (Seriously!)



Also, The Lord of the Rings is a good series!
2007-10-21 22:34:20 UTC
Twilight by Stephenie Meyer. It's part of a series. I'm hooked!
argonort
2007-10-21 15:39:33 UTC
musts for a 13yr old .... you will never forget these I promise

1. the picture of Dorian Grey

2 . animal farm

3 . lord of the flies

4 . the diary of Ann frank......[ non fiction ]

Ive not told you the authors that's up to you

if you have never read any of these hurry up your at a great age to discover the pleasure of wonderful works of literacy
calla
2007-10-21 14:09:51 UTC
Jonathan Livingston Seagull



I forget the author but GREAT when & if you ever feel like an outcast.



Happy Reading!!!!
2kool4u
2007-10-21 06:11:27 UTC
Check out Sophie's World, can't remember the author's name. He's Danish I think. It's an intro to philosophy for bright teenagers. They made a film out of it.



I gave my niece a present of it and she enjoyed it (or pretended to...)
2007-10-20 09:21:42 UTC
I just turned 12 in august, so here are my suggestions (the books are so good!):

BENNETT, HOLLY

The Bonemender



HALE, SHANNON

Princess Academy



DIVAKARUNI, CHITRA BANERJEE

The Mirror of Fire and Dreaming



they are all fantasy i checked them out at our library
2007-10-19 16:44:08 UTC
there are two books but i can only name one of them

what my mother dosent know

it is a great book and an eazy read because it is witen in a poetry form. and there is a second book called like a girl with a dead mother? something like that!!!
2007-10-19 16:35:02 UTC
Books by Norma Klein. Interesting, well written and with guidance.
Gembaree
2007-10-19 16:17:42 UTC
Its a lil difficult as when i was your age i was reader older adult books stephen king, thomas harris etc.

there are a few stephen king books though which arent as bad as his others :) you just have to read the bit on the back. hes one of my fave authors.. "rose madder" read it when your a lil older maybe..

at the moment im reading a book called,

"Perfume, story of a murderer" its very good not as gruesome as the film but has some very interlectual words involved.

Doubt ived helped! lol but meh?!
2007-10-19 15:16:48 UTC
I would suggest the clique series, twilight series, A girl like moi series, bound, elsewhere(the best fantasy book EVER),and Life as we knew it
Kasey
2007-10-19 13:46:15 UTC
I definitely recommend the TTYL series, by Lauren Miracle, and The Princess Diaries books, and All American Girl by Meg Cabot, and Absolutely Normal Chaos by Sharon Creech.



These are some seriously awsome books

about teenage girls that people really relate to.

Enjoy!
2007-10-19 13:35:50 UTC
Harry Potter Series!
Thirsty
2007-10-19 11:43:25 UTC
Anything by Frank Peretti
2007-10-19 11:03:14 UTC
You should read "The Lovely Bones". It's more dramatic and sad, but it gives a slightly different perspective than your average murder mystery, from the eyes of the deceased girl. Check it out, I promise you will enjoy.
icegypsy1
2007-10-19 10:28:15 UTC
The Outsiders by S. E Hinton
crazyrichgurl
2007-10-21 23:19:25 UTC
some books that i have enjoyed in the past are.....



-all the harry potter books if u haven't already read them..

-anything by judy blume or meg cabot

-Prep

-The diary of anne frank

-Farewell to Arms

-Catcher in the rye

-A handmaid's tale

-The color purple

-Oliver twist
2007-10-22 05:07:32 UTC
For fantasy: I would suggest eragon and then the sequel eldest



For others: I would suggest the "Sisterhood of traveling pants" series.
Cat
2007-10-22 00:16:44 UTC
Anything by Jennifer Weiner - she's hilarious! I don't normally like chick lit, but her writing is delightful.
a a
2007-10-21 21:28:21 UTC
u can read adults books provided u know what u should take from it and what u should avoid. u should select proper books which gives u information, knowledge and helpful to improve yrself.
2007-10-21 13:59:21 UTC
I really like the book "The Perks of Being a Wallflower" it's really good. Or "Sloppy Firsts" is another good one.

Good luck :]
daddys princess
2007-10-21 13:28:59 UTC
have you read or heard about the book series called "the Clique" if not its a great book series and vey intersting. I loved it you should really read it
2007-10-21 11:58:26 UTC
Heya.

Im 13 but cant think of many right now!

I love the 'Girl' series by jaquline wilson

'girls in love'

'girls out late'

'girl on diet'

ect etc.

Good luck!
Mama's on the half tip
2007-10-21 03:02:06 UTC
10 Stupid Things Women Do To Mess Up Their Lives



by Dr. Laura Schlessinger.



It will be required reading for my daughter when she is your age.
2007-10-20 23:23:53 UTC
if you could see me now, rosie dunne (i'm not sure with the spelling) both by cecilia ahern



peaches by jodi lynn anderson



sloppy firsts series by megan mccafferty



the sisterhood of the travelling pants series by ann brashares



lucas by kevin brookes



meg cabot novels



keeping the moon by sarah dessen



teen angst? naaah... by ned vizzini



i'll go on typing and typing book titles if i don't stop now... hahaha... hoped i helped....
cutiesarah0909
2007-10-20 20:04:37 UTC
I know "Jason & Kyra" would be a good one, especially for a girl. It had a lot of emotion and makes you cry at many times and feel excited at the next.
karissa
2007-10-20 19:48:01 UTC
im a 13 year old girl too and i think the series the clique is the BEST!!!!!!!!!!! there are i think 9 different books and they are all great! im on my third and my friend read all 9!
2007-10-20 12:00:36 UTC
"I Capture the Castle" by Dodie Smith is a beautiful novel, one of my favorites, its romantic and intriguing, theres also a wonderful movie out based on it, but of course, you should always read the book first
Valerie Rose
2007-10-19 16:44:47 UTC
"Prep" by Curits Sittienfield. It's about a young girls experience at a boarding school, and it's pretty fun. It actually reminds me of my experience away at college. I think a girl your age would really enjoy it.
Todd S
2007-10-19 15:41:01 UTC
How about Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants by Ann Brashares.

Here is a review: http://www.kidzworld.com/article/2123-book-review-the-sisterhood-of-the-traveling-pants
2007-10-19 14:49:39 UTC
Okay, Here are my ALL time favourite series/ books:

#1. Eragon, ( written by Christopher Paolini!!(This is a trilogy, B.T.W!!)

#2. Shopaholic!!(GREAT series!!!!!(It has some swearing, Just so you know, but Its is a WONDERFUL comedy series!!!!(written by; Sophie Kinsella!!)

#3. notes from a lier & Her dog,(Great book, touching, funny, ect. Written by; Jennifer choldenko,(I think that's how you spell it!!)

#4. The lost years of Merlin,( Good book, written by; T.A. Barron!!)

#5. Al Capone does my shirts,( GREAT!!!!!!!!! read it!!!!!! Written by; Jennifer choldenko!!(sorry if I did not spell every authors name,(s,) correctly!!!)

#6. Gossip girl.( Don't know the author, sorry!!!!)

#7. Harry Potter,( I personally DON'T read them & aren't fond of them, but you said that you,like fantasy, so there- Written by; J.K. Rowling!!

#8. Hollis Woods,(Great liturature & A GREAT story-line!!! Touching, funny & sweet!! Written by; Patricia Rielly Giff!!)

#9. She got up off the couch,( Don't know the author, sory, GREAT, funny,( More like HILLARIOUS book, You can find all of these @ your local libray!!!)

#10. our Only May Amelia,( One of the best books that I ever read!!!!!! Written by; Jenifer L. Holm!!(GREAT author!!!)

#11. boston Jane!!!!!! Fantastic!!!!!!!! I couldn't put it down!!!!(Its a trilogy, B.T.W!!!!!!!) Written by; Jenifer L. Holm!!!!!!!(One of the best authors ever!!!!!!!!!!)



Anyway, G.T.G!!! Good luck reading & Hope that I helped!!!!!!

-Skater_chicz_ROCK!!!!!!!!!!!!!
2007-10-19 14:33:26 UTC
The Twilight series by Stephenie Meyer. It's awesome and I love it!
julianna
2007-10-19 14:13:33 UTC
Twilight by Stephanie Meyer. I'm one of those people who gets terrified by anything even the slightest bit scary, but seriously. Check this book out.
cherr
2007-10-19 11:10:25 UTC
the alchemist by paolo choelo (inspiring)

celestine prophecy

john grisham's

sidney sheldon's

48 laws of power (help u more for leadership attitude)

witch magazines by disney

archie comics

try to check it first at the bookstore to know more about the books i've mentioned. :)
ducksnhorses
2007-10-19 10:10:48 UTC
Twilight series is great (augh i still haven't read the 3rd one! stupid school..too busy..)

Nanny Diaries is great (movie is too)

HPotter of course

Fried Green Tomatoes at the whistle Stop Cafe (great southern story..)

and other books by Fannie Flagg

And Then There were None by agatha christie (great mystery)

etc
sweetsmartguy
2007-10-19 09:33:06 UTC
Try

My Secret Garden

by

Nancy Friday.



its an eye-opener
Kinsies
2007-10-20 17:06:15 UTC
- My sister's keeper by Jodi Picoult (really sad)

-Just listen by Sarah Dessen ( AMAZING)

- my friends say that twilight is really good bu i'm not really in to fantasy.

- Angels in pink series

I can't think of anything else right now
2007-10-21 21:27:28 UTC
The Gossip Girl series are great!
darkie
2007-10-21 17:52:20 UTC
a good book is The Earth, My Butt, and Other Big Round Things

by Carolyn Mackler

My sister read it and she was talking about it and i had read it its really good and I think its a good thing for girls to read all the way!
Lexa
2007-10-21 14:30:37 UTC
try 24 girls in 7 days by alex bradley im reading it now and its a good book
luckydog
2007-10-21 10:20:09 UTC
My kids like the author Chuck Palahniuk. Lullaby is one title.
2007-10-20 19:05:05 UTC
Twilight Series, Uglies Series, Teen Idol, TTYL and Series, And then there were none!
.
2007-10-20 17:47:23 UTC
Looking for Alibrandi and Saving Francesca both written by Melina Marchetta, best books ever you won't want to put them down.
ibby (:
2007-10-20 15:35:39 UTC
Beacon Street Girls is a great series! You'd never get bored with this book! It's all about a group of girls and things that they go through.
2007-10-20 13:24:24 UTC
The Clique books is my favorite book in the whole wide world
Jane A
2007-10-20 13:23:43 UTC
Stargirl by Jerry Spinelli is really good. Also the sisterhood of the traveling pants series.
2007-10-20 09:12:52 UTC
Harry Potter

Faerie Wars

Pride & prejudice...if you like challenging books
cute gal
2007-10-20 03:43:34 UTC
as i'm also a teen girl

try some of these

anne frank- diary of a young girl

gone with the wind

T witches

princess diaries, size 12 is not fat (meg cabot)

chicken soup for preteen soul

chicken soup for teenage soul

northern lights

wuthering hieghts

emma

little women

harry potter series

a love story (eric segal)

eragon

teen ink

and blah blah

(can't give you more names

i can't remember

out of them now!)
2007-10-20 02:34:43 UTC
Bridget Jones (the Edge of Reason and Diary)

Shopaholic - all those books are too funny!!

Artemis Fowl : not that bad

Agatha Christie - Hercule Poirot



Hope it helps!!
Lola B
2007-10-19 14:40:45 UTC
Are you there God? It's me Margaret. or The Catcher in the Rye or The Alchemist or The Audacity of Hope
2007-10-19 07:21:07 UTC
teen lit, chicken soup, do you have seen High School Musical 2 junior novel? It's interesting.+ read Kamasutra. Oh ya you can read more books. I think adaptation novel interesting too.
Sunshinegal
2007-10-18 22:52:01 UTC
Try The Diary of Anne Frank. It will give you a real perspective on life!
Anastasia
2007-10-22 02:35:59 UTC
I'd recommend The Catcher in the Rye by J.D. Salinger. You'll love it if you haven't read it already.
karen
2007-10-21 02:33:09 UTC
The Little Prince.

Anna Karenina (long)
David F
2007-10-20 18:56:28 UTC
Twilight series, Uglies, pretties, Specials, extras, gossip girl series, Magic lessons, Magic's child, and magic or madness and eragon/ eldest.
Lisa
2007-10-19 20:35:30 UTC
Sarah Dessen is a GREAT, FANTASTIC, WONDERFUL author for young adult girls. I strongly recommend her books.novels. You'll be so lost in her stories it'll tkae you only one day to finish it because it's so hard to put down!
dramaqueen
2007-10-19 11:58:23 UTC
TEMPING FATE by esther friesner (i think) is really cute - about greek myths come to modern day times...loved it...

if ur mother lets, any books by sophie kinsella are hilarious - like the SHOPAHOLIC series, THE UNDOMESTIC GODDESS, etc.
intimadatein
2007-10-22 05:39:18 UTC
Apt Pupil by stephen King, thats his only book i like.

"inside the kingdom'

'3 weeks with my brother'
2007-10-21 19:44:26 UTC
Nacey Drew

The box cart children

Harry potter
2007-10-21 18:30:19 UTC
I like the Princess Diaries Series. I know the title sounds childish but its not. I also LOVE The Clique series.
2007-10-21 18:30:18 UTC
Yes! Books on love!
deerocs
2007-10-21 03:06:42 UTC
"Don't Give It Away" by Iyanla Vansant and

any book by Verna Aardema and Virginia Hamilton
superstar
2007-10-20 20:19:48 UTC
omg im 13 too so i know read the clique by lisi harrison it a whole series im addictied and i told my cousin about it too and now shes addicted too! and also read the preeties nad another one is the uglies ! you will love these books no kidding!!!!
sweeti_pie4829
2007-10-20 16:16:38 UTC
im 13 too.



i really enjoy reading the a-list novels by zoey dean and gossip girl.

i just cant put them down.



i also like agatha christies.
party girl
2007-10-20 00:08:30 UTC
adult books are advisable.as for me, i read books with high ideas.i also read books which are really great for me.i suggest you to read books like Harry Potter, Les miserables, and other books which you think soothes your taste.see!
Lost
2007-10-19 20:18:58 UTC
I suggest almost anything by Anne Rice. Especially Interview with the Vampire. if you've seen the movie, it doesnt compare to the book. you'll love it!
chippychipmunk96
2007-10-19 14:17:54 UTC
I would recommend TTFN or G8R or the Gossip Girl books

or the clique series
2007-10-19 10:45:41 UTC
the Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants by Ann Brashares.

The whole series is really good.

Enjoy!
Ngocthi D
2007-10-22 06:58:12 UTC
Sisterhood of the Traveling pants haha i dun knoe the author but its really good
secretvalentine
2007-10-22 02:16:25 UTC
anything by Sarah Dessen!!!

try Truth About Forever, This Lullaby, or Someone Like You.

i love her books! :)
siz
2007-10-21 20:41:36 UTC
"Be the Change: Your Guide to Freeing Slaves and Changing the World" author : Zack Hunter
kichi_tsukima
2007-10-21 16:36:39 UTC
definatly read all or most of scott westerfeld, (ugiles, pretties, specials, extras and the midnighters trilogy are my fav X3)



also the blue girl is really good



and if your mom aproves read memoirs of a geisha, that book pwns all :D



and the cirque du freak books are all good.
?
2007-10-21 16:19:01 UTC
~The Clique series

~The A-List series

~The It Girl series

or try books written by Mary Higgins Clark! they are amazing especially Weep No More, My Lady



hope this helped!
2007-10-21 15:22:25 UTC
the clique series

i hate reading but i read those books in like a day
chrissyw_cpa
2007-10-21 11:33:15 UTC
Song of the Sparrow, Eyes Of Crow, Voice Of Crow, W.I.T.C.H
♥ Koala ♥
2007-10-19 21:01:23 UTC
All the Sarah Dessen books theyre really good and theyre about teen girls.
I can only be me
2007-10-19 17:41:35 UTC
me 2! But I'm 16. Umm played. Thats soooo good!!! And darkness before dawn. Those are my two fav's!! Check them out. If you do get a chance tell me how you like them.
SWEETTEA06
2007-10-22 08:59:13 UTC
Sarah Dessen Books, they are amazing,you can relate to the characters.
alex a
2007-10-22 07:44:34 UTC
anything by Laurie Faria Stolarz.



Blue is for Nightmares.

White is for Magic.

Silver is for Secrets.

Red is for Remembrance.

Bleed.



and her new book is coming in December.

Project 17.



the other books i listed above are FANTASTIC!

if you love teen fiction then you've got it in those books.

i read all of them twice!
Cat F
2007-10-20 14:54:54 UTC
The Mediator Series by Meg Cabot (amazing!!!!!)

or Lulu Dark (soooo good I read in like a day!!!!!)
2007-10-20 14:23:41 UTC
i really like Swallowing Stones. By Joyce Mcdonald it was amazing i couldnt put the book down for the longest time
Kit Kat
2007-10-20 12:06:44 UTC
The Mediator Series are amazing! I am pretty sure they are by Meg Cabot
Lissa
2007-10-20 09:52:07 UTC
Read "Chicken Soup for teen Soul".....Its the best for teenagers to read! Try it....U will never regret reading this book!
I'm Just Me ♥
2007-10-19 16:27:27 UTC
Just Listen by Sarah Dessen...great girly drama
o7mistique
2007-10-19 10:18:17 UTC
When I was a teenager I LOVED "Are You There God? It's Me Margaret" by Judy Blume. My favorite classic is "To Kill a Mockingbird." DARNIT...I wish I could get YOU to tell ME how to get MY teenager to love to read! LOL
Golden Butterfly Goddess
2007-10-22 09:54:53 UTC
the alphabet series by Sue Grafton. they're mysteries, and they are all VERY good. they're funny, too. the redwall series by Brian Jacques are good, too (fantasy). Harry Potter as well (JK Rowling)
Loveleen
2007-10-22 05:02:08 UTC
idk many girly books, i just read interesting things that can help me keep my mind off of life as we kno it bcuz the books that i read literaly make me think of things that i wud never think of and mayb even some things that may exist or may not exist, n stuff.......

like the series of

CIRQUE DU FREAK

and there is this one book called

THE OLD WILLIS PLACE

its pretty suspenceful and interesting

but some girl books are

GIRLY, by Elizabeth Merrick ---its a good book

its a good book
2007-10-21 21:34:47 UTC
Q E D by Richard Feynman.
summerres
2007-10-21 21:14:33 UTC
look for books by penguin press and thigns with the newbury seal. visit the local second hand stores for cheap deals.

l
madithamay
2007-10-21 09:39:06 UTC
here it goes.....secret life of bees, pride and prejudice, Jane Eyre, wicked, speak, cancer vixen, stonewater, kite runner, lovely bones, truth about forever, to kill a mocking bird, 21 proms, the giver, skin, freakanomics, me talk pretty one day, the trickster's choice, the trickster's queen, Romiette and Julio, Rosemary and Juliet, His Dark Materials Series, I assume you've read harry potter......i think that's good....have fun!!
Nay
2007-10-21 06:41:28 UTC
i really liked the Cynthia voight books. also try inkheart and inkspell, heir apparent, the sisterhood of the traveling pants books, books by meg cabot, etc.
HopeBurne
2007-10-20 18:08:06 UTC
well, here's what i think you should try:

harry potter series 1-7

chicken soup for the teenage sould 1 & 2 (these are books that have little article things written by teenagers like us - it's really cool)

Rascal

Hatchet

books by Roald Dahl
2007-10-20 16:13:37 UTC
The series is called I love bikinis



the book is He's with me
2007-10-20 12:52:25 UTC
THE CLIQUE SERIES by Lisi Harrison.

i started reading that series at 13 years old and i LOVED IT. Its the best series for a teen girl.
Jessica
2007-10-19 13:24:20 UTC
-This Summer

-Dreamland

-Someone like you

-This Lullaby

-The Truth About Forever

-Just Listen

(all by Sarah Dessen)



-Bar Code Tattoo

(by Suzanne Weyn)
2007-10-19 10:51:58 UTC
Inkheart, inkspell, dragon rider, eragon, magyk, Artemis series, shadow children series, and the thief lord.
?
2007-10-19 08:20:51 UTC
You absolutely have to read the Twilight series. I swear it is the greatest series you will ever read. You will drool over the next book. The author is Stephenie Meyer.
cake
2007-10-21 21:31:32 UTC
i sugges these:

'to kill a mockingbird by harper lee"

The Wave, i don't remember the author

MacBeth

The Kitchen Gods Wife

A tale of two cities

Cry, the beloved country

Reservation Blues,

Gulliver's Travel

Oliver's twist
2007-10-21 19:42:56 UTC
I'm a seventeen girl who's been an avid reader since like age 10, with the same kinds of reading preferences. =] Here are some books I've loved reading lately and throughout my teen years:



-- the "Twilight" series by Stephenie Meyer

-- the "A Great and Terrible Beauty" series by Libba Bray

-- anything by Meg Cabot, especially "The Princess Diaries", "All-American Girl", "Avalon High", and the "Mediator" series

-- "Uglies", "Pretties", and "Specials" by Scott Westerfeld

-- "Trickster's Choice" and the Alanna series by Tamora Pierce

-- the "Claidi Journals" series by Tanith Lee

-- "Pirates!" by Celia Rees

-- "Goose Chase" by Patrice Kindl

-- "Blue Bloods" by Melissa de la Cruz

-- "The Hollow Kingdom" trilogy by Claire B. Dunkle

-- "Crown Duel" and "Court Duel" by Sherwood Smith

-- "The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants" series by Ann Brashares

-- "Beauty" by Robin McKinley

-- "User Unfriendly" and "Heir Apparent" by Vivian Vande Velde

-- the "His Dark Materials" trilogy by Philip Pullman

-- "The Goose Girl" by Shannon Hale

-- "The Perilous Gard" by Elizabeth Marie Pope

-- "Enchantress from the Stars" by Sylvia Engdahl

-- "Abarat" by Clive Barker

-- "Wildwood Dancing" by Juliet Marillier

-- the "Song Quest" trilogy by Katherine Roberts

-- "Spinners" and "Zel" by Donna Jo Napoli

-- "The Darkangel" by Meredith Pierce

-- "Troy" by Adele Geras

-- "Elske" by Cynthia Voigt

-- "Of Two Minds" by Carol Matas

-- of course the "Harry Potter" series by J.K. Rowling





Here are some amazing books that are technically 'adult books' but that many many teens could read and enjoy. I think your parents would let you read them:



-- "The Mists of Avalon" by Marion Zimmer Bradley

-- "The Memoirs of Cleopatra" and "The Autobiography of Henry VIII" by Margaret George

-- "The Other Boleyn Girl" by Philippa Gregory

-- "Memoirs of a Geisha" by Arthur Golden

-- "The Mummy" by Anne Rice

-- "The Historian" by Elizabeth Kostova

-- "The Decoy Princess" by Dawn Cook

-- "Poison Study" by Maria Snyder

-- "Wicked" by Gregory Maguire





And finally, here are some books geared towards the younger end of the YA audience, but I loved them still around age 13, and I'm sure if you haven't read them already they'd still be highly entertaining, slightly easier reads:



-- "Ella Enchanted" and "The Two Princesses of Bamarre" by Gail Carson Levine

-- the "Nancy Drew" series by Carolyn B. Keene, of course

-- the "Unicorns of Balinor" series by Mary Stanton

-- "Dealing with Dragons" by Patricia C. Wrede

-- the "Royal Diaries" and "Dear America" series, by various authors

-- "Inkheart" and "Inkspell" by Cornelia Funke

-- the "Water" trilogy by Kara Dalkey, beginning with "Ascension"

-- "The Marvelous Misadventures of Sebastian" by Lloyd Alexander, also the entire "Chronicles of Prydain" by the same author

-- "Once Upon a Marigold" by Jean Ferris

-- "The Seer and the Sword" by Victoria Hanley

-- "Anna of Byzantium" by Tracy Barrett



Most of these books are fantasy, but there are a whole lot of other genres mixed in so I hope that helps you find some great new books!



Also, an amazing way to find new books to read is just browsing Amazon.com...that's how I usually find out about new books I might like to read. Try either just randomly browsing the young adult section, or reading Listmania or So You'd Like To... lists, you can easily find what you're looking for AND be pleasantly surprised with books you've never heard of or that are new that you end up loving. It's great. =D



Haha but I know at 13 I would already know all of that and probably have read most of these books already so I have no idea if this'll help...but good luck and happy reading anyway! ;]
InFlames
2007-10-20 11:38:43 UTC
All the Stephen King.
joogee
2007-10-20 05:07:10 UTC
Teen People Magazine.
-Mariaa
2007-10-19 19:23:21 UTC
A series of unfortunate events
Maja
2007-10-19 08:51:45 UTC
All American Girl or Avalon High by Meg Cabot and the Uglies Series by Scott Westerfeld (Uglies, pretties, specials, extras), Blackthorn Winter by Kathryn Reiss, Harry Potter (of course), the alchemist (my friend read it, and says it's really good). they are awesome books, some of my favorites! you should really read them!!!! :D
John P
2007-10-19 08:51:23 UTC
My daughter who is now 56 read the "Nancy Drew Mysteries" when she was your age. It is a set of books and you would have the fun of trying to locate them. P.S. She has the full set except for one. And if you have a brother the old "Hardy Boys Mysteries" were also good to read.
Satyakee
2014-11-04 01:38:29 UTC
Get a water butt to collect the rainwater to water the garden with.

We have a water filter and it the first 3 times the water is not to be drunk so we water the houseplants with it.

Use a bucket of water to wash the car not a hosepipe.
2014-06-20 18:03:10 UTC
Vampire diaries

The naming

Lord of the rings

Alison rules

Icing on the lake
2015-03-22 08:24:54 UTC
DRAGONSINGER was followed by DRAGONSONG - a continuation of her story, and then DRAGONDRUMS, which I have not been able to locate a copy of recently and therefore cannot recall the story. But I know that she remains a principal player in it, if not the central character.
ozyjoy2002
2007-10-22 06:18:41 UTC
hi dear, i have a niece who delights in reading news papers. she started by solving the puzzles in the papers, from there to stories on the papers. now she reads through every thing in any paper she sees. and you know this habits she formed for herself has made her very brilliant. i advice you to emulate this habit. it will help you a lot.
je t'aime
2007-10-21 18:31:47 UTC
i'm thirteen too and the books that i like to read are the Clique books by Lisi Harrison once you by the first one you can't stop
hopeless
2007-10-20 20:54:49 UTC
i dont usually read teen books - i find them boring and childish

but i like harry potter! u cant go wrong with harry potter

read runaway jury... if u like it, read other court novels like in cold blood.
shotwho24
2007-10-20 19:22:05 UTC
try reading a book
Aaron
2007-10-20 15:33:35 UTC
Speak By Lorie Anderson or someone like that
2007-10-20 03:44:45 UTC
any book by Meg Cabot! And you should try reading "Looking For Alibrandi" and "Saving Francesca" by Melina Marchetta. She's an Australian writer and I always love her writings.
Kyrana
2007-10-19 15:06:46 UTC
Flowers for Algernon written by Daniel Keyes
2007-10-19 09:12:43 UTC
Hate to brag, but I'm young and at college level too. My favorite series is The Dark Tower series, by Stephen King. Also, by him, The Stand.
fotophrk
2007-10-19 08:15:29 UTC
The Artemis Fowl books (by Eoin Colfer) are awesome. There are 5 of them. I'm 27 and thoroughly enjoy them. Here's the first one: http://www.amazon.com/Artemis-Fowl-Eoin-Colfer/dp/B000LP5IOW/ref=pd_bbs_1/103-3715946-3148605?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1192806318&sr=8-1



Also Inkheart by Cornelia Funke: http://www.amazon.com/Inkheart-Cornelia-Funke/dp/0439709105/ref=pd_sim_b_shvl_img_5/103-3715946-3148605
AAA
2007-10-18 23:26:57 UTC
i really like books that relate to the life of a teen...





some of my favorites are

romiette and julio (romance)

speak

daddy's little girl (<<< murder mystery)

flipped( <<
cokeman1369
2007-10-22 11:34:51 UTC
Peterson's 4wheeler Mag.
dr renish
2007-10-22 04:23:31 UTC
you must read daily news paper detail means each and every world if time permit , excet advertisement because its give u improvement in your general knowledge , world dictionary , day to day activity , that may help u iin future for most of exams i. e . administrative exams
2007-10-20 23:00:09 UTC
Try reading the bible and all kinds of religious reading materials. You'll learn and get moral and spiritual values from these things. Also, read educational reading materials.
Joey K
2007-10-20 18:04:02 UTC
The Bible. It is the most sold out book in history yet so few people read it.
driverleo
2007-10-19 22:20:44 UTC
Reading adult books certainly increase your sex and put your mind more toward sex only. It is harmful. You should read small stories book also.
qt2sh
2007-10-19 16:39:50 UTC
"The Five People You Meet in Heaven" By Mitch Albom. I wish I would have read it 10 years ago.
young n' free.
2007-10-19 15:24:48 UTC
since your into chick lit, i would suggest (if you haven't already read them)

gossip girl series

a-list series

the it-girl series (read gossip girl first).

these are all amazing series, once i get one of the books i read it in a day.

and if your looking for a more realistic sad story then go with:

born blue

lovely bones

both amazing books that i have read twice.
map
2007-10-19 12:20:31 UTC
The diving bell and the butterfly by Jean-Dominique Bauby , it's captivating and best of all it should meet your moms approval
kamya A
2007-10-19 06:51:15 UTC
emma , misery , psycho , 3 weddings and a funeral , faraway from the madding crowd , the undomestic goddess , gone with the wind , one night at the call center , five point someone ,
prairieprincess
2007-10-24 23:11:34 UTC
"A Girl of the Limberlost"



by Gene Stratton Porter



An old classic. My Mom loved it when she was a little girl, and she told me, and I loved it, and now I am telling you about it.
2007-10-21 16:10:03 UTC
my sister enjoyed the clique series shes 15
Hibernating Ladybird
2007-10-21 14:01:26 UTC
Read Adrian Mole's story to understand how is it like to live as a teenage boy, for example. I know you will like it! It is always good to know what the "other side" is doing. :-)
2007-10-20 21:25:49 UTC
Romeo and Juliet
HottxBabybeex
2007-10-20 16:17:58 UTC
Try- The clique, gossip girls,Stargirl and the sequel to that book.
T
2007-10-20 12:36:47 UTC
Chicken Soup for the teenage soul
the_shepherd's_child
2007-10-20 11:31:44 UTC
Nancy drew mysteries.



check with your mom before reading "fascinating womanhood'. it will prepare you for dealing with boys and later men . it is certainly an adult woman's manual. remember to ask your mom or let her read it first!
2007-10-19 19:26:32 UTC
all the books of meg cabot. of princess diaries if im not wrong. they are not a bad choice and really goes easy on the mind
sbcrazed13
2007-10-19 18:31:30 UTC
1) the georgia nicolson series by louise rennison

2) twilight series

3) jane eyre

4) through a glass darkly
Tano A
2007-10-19 08:29:45 UTC
I would say anything by Dan Brown... The Da Vinci Code, Angels and Demons, Deception Point and there's one more, they're my all time favorite books
jovonza2000
2007-10-19 08:37:08 UTC
I strongly suggest one book,

I read it when i was 18, and re-read it 2 more times during my life, its great,

The Fountainhead, Ayn Rand

Best of luck
sunny
2007-10-22 09:26:23 UTC
little woman. it is a classic and for both young and adult readers. it is a def. must read
2007-10-22 08:52:42 UTC
my teacher said that read the back of the book
Nikki
2007-10-22 07:10:38 UTC
Zane's books: Addicted, Afterburn, Heat Seekers....



Then again, your 'mum' may not approve them for you, but she'd LOVE them for herself. They might be a little too mature for ur likings....
Lunar Sarah
2007-10-22 06:18:44 UTC
Chronicals of Narnia.
2007-10-21 22:00:46 UTC
my mom suggested for me to read the book called "Redeeming love". it is the best book that i have ever read. its more mature, actually alot more mature...but it taught me soooo much!!! its based on two stories in the bible. its so amazing. its what Love is about.
hazeizgod
2007-10-21 21:16:37 UTC
the best all time book i've ever read is the Celestine Prophecy, by James Redfield. it is so awsome and truthful. i think anyone would like it!
Se7enth Letter
2007-10-21 20:59:09 UTC
Read the book "Speak"
2007-10-21 20:19:06 UTC
Gossip girl (all the series), TTYL, TTFN, L8ER GR8ER, and harry potter if your in to longer books
Qu'est ce que tu penses?
2007-10-21 19:47:39 UTC
A Great And Terrible Beauty is one of my favorites.
2007-10-21 17:05:38 UTC
i read this book that my friend let me borrow. its called private and the author came out w/ a sequal called invitation only. it was a pretty good book.
♥HeArTz&StArz*
2007-10-21 10:22:34 UTC
*The Giver

~Uglies Trilogy

*Twilight Series

*My Sister's Keeper

*A Wrinkle in Time

!Animal Farm

!Little Women

oh so many more..................

email me for more

:]

IMAO i dont suggest the Clique Series
Tha Syko Clown
2007-10-21 07:32:27 UTC
The Bartimaeus trilogy. My children LOVED it. It's a very well written 'harry potter' type trilogy. the author is Johnathan Stroud
2007-10-20 21:07:35 UTC
The outsiders

Cristopher Pike's Magic Fire
J
2007-10-20 15:29:49 UTC
the Twilight series by Stephenie Meyer

those three books in it so far (twilight, new moon, eclipse) are like made for a teen girl
high_flyer72
2007-10-20 11:09:16 UTC
I'm the same age and i read the clique series.

i also just finished Rhymes with Witches .
.....What?........
2007-10-19 16:29:54 UTC
If you haven't read it yet, Try reading "The Thief Lord" its a REALLY good book
asdjklgracie
2007-10-19 14:57:25 UTC
The Clique Series is a good series, and a movie is coming out next year.



hope i helped!

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hotfudge365
2007-10-19 14:28:30 UTC
inkheart,harry potter...idk but I personally enjoy (im 12) any books by Mary Downing Hahn they are ghost or mystery book so I don't know if you'll like 'em but hey you can try them.
affabledude2000
2007-10-19 13:16:29 UTC
dont go for mills and boon and other romantic non sense. From my sisters lips' is a nice book written by Naima Robert published by bantam books.
2007-10-19 07:57:30 UTC
The Raging Quiet is good by Sherryl Jordan, its quite sad in parts, but i love it!
2007-10-21 18:51:54 UTC
haters! its like the best book ever thats the books name and the author is: Alisa Valdes-Rodriguez



i think its a gopd book u mite not fall in luvvvvvv with it but u'll like it... i noe i sure did lol
2007-10-21 09:31:25 UTC
"someone like you" by: sarah dessen



It is about 2 friends and one of them has a boyfriend but he dies and the day after he dies she finds out that she is holding his baby...this book is a good story i could never but the book down it is my fave book ever!!!
Breauna M
2007-10-21 05:48:25 UTC
A-list is a good book and i love them!
Richard H
2007-10-21 00:04:23 UTC
Talk to the librarian at your local library. I work at the library near my house, but I am not a girl.
2007-10-20 09:47:30 UTC
the books i enjoy reading are the clique series by lisi harrison and camp confidental by melissa j. morgan. these book are about girls our age(13). and they are very good
Nancy E
2007-10-19 20:07:09 UTC
the clique series by lisi harrison! they are the BEST. i'm thirteen and they are currently my favorite series. meg cabot books, cathy hopkins' mates and dates series, all great authors and books
?
2007-10-19 16:14:33 UTC
i am not as high if reading level as you but my favorite books are the payton skky series and the mandie series!!! mandy books are mysteries and adventure! the series has a million books and my fav so far is mandie and the foreign spies!! check it out!!
Lamont
2007-10-19 10:50:17 UTC
Anything of Jane Austen's - if you haven't already! Absolutely my favorite novels ever! I could read them again and again!
chelsea.xx
2007-10-22 07:05:21 UTC
louiss renolson im 14 and love her books its like a diary of this teen girl!
mia
2007-10-22 01:19:23 UTC
Fear Street series by R.L Stine.

Shopaholics series
Kirsten™
2007-10-21 21:11:56 UTC
im 14.

i read the twilight series by stephanie meyer.

best book series i ever read.
puja
2007-10-20 21:42:43 UTC
hi,

i think i can help you.as you seem to like fantasy you can go in for Jeffery archer,Dan brown and john grisam .all these writers write on non fiction and so you might like their books.
2007-10-20 19:42:57 UTC
my sisters are teens and she reads gossip girl shes not a reader but she gets so into it she finishes one in like a day but aftyer gossip girl novels then you should read the it girl (the sequel to gossip girl...sortaa)
2007-10-20 12:15:16 UTC
The mediator series by Meg Cabot.

anything by meg cabot is amazing. serisouly check it out because its fun yet def ok wiht the parents.
2007-10-20 11:12:09 UTC
u should go for The Clique series, really good. Or look for Meg Cabot's books.
2007-10-20 06:19:40 UTC
how about W.I.T.C.H i've read it lots of times before and it's an awesome fantasy series! it also has books 2 help with crushes and friends and all!
2007-10-19 16:52:01 UTC
down a dark hall by lois duncan



its mystery but i really liked it



it got my intrest



the charmed series is also very good
2007-10-19 15:00:56 UTC
ida b. is a great book about a girl who has been home schooled since kindergarden an has live on a farm with tons of apple trees but when her mom is diagnosed with cancer she has to go back to school because her mom cant teach her any more and her family has to sell theire farm to pay for her treatment it is a great book and i would recomend it to any teenage girl
2007-10-19 09:31:31 UTC
i would prefer u to read the books written by jk rowling, william wordworthe, enid blyton and shakespere.

but if u ask me the book that i should read then i would say

harry potter

hardy boys

fantastic five

nancy drew
2007-10-19 08:28:30 UTC
At ur age,i enjoyed

1)princess diaries(by meg cabot)

2)mills and boon(though im not sure whether that will be ok with ur mom)

3)echoes(by danielle steel)

4)second chance(by danielle steel)

5)the godfather (again,not sure whether that will be ok with ur mom)

6)tiger eyes(judy bloom)

7)deenie(judy blume again...i'v always loved her books)

8) to kill a mocking bird(harper lee)
2007-10-22 13:07:57 UTC
okay I HAVE THE BEST ONE EVVERRR





i'm not sureon the author but it's called "prep" i got mine from targett.... girl seroiusly there was a sex scene hahahhahahha... if u look for it , it has a picture of a pink and green? belt in the front..... trust me it's awsoommmee
♥RaWR
2007-10-20 12:12:22 UTC
well i enjoy the chicken soup books,they are girly and yet they help you through stuff that you might be going through wheni read them i endsup crying,laughing and i catch myself feeling really bad=]

good luck=]
2007-10-22 09:11:29 UTC
Francesca Lia Block is brilliant!!!
Anastasia
2007-10-22 07:05:54 UTC
im thirteen too!

i just got done reading uglies by scott westerfeld, and combines teen life with futuristic fantasy.... it is sooooo cool!
Crocodile Dundee
2007-10-21 23:37:23 UTC
Any of the Judy Blume books are good. My fav was "Forever"
Bailey V
2007-10-21 20:53:15 UTC
I am a teenager, and i love the series gossip girl... theres also a spin off series called the it girl. its really good as well.
mysticrystaldawn
2007-10-21 17:30:05 UTC
The Secret by Rhonda Byrne



I wish i had read it YEARS ago.
Elizabeth S
2007-10-21 15:14:12 UTC
i loved this book i love to read fantisy young adult to! it's called "spindles end" you will just love it and there is NOTHING bad about it no swears of and kind nothing rude or bad, its a GREAT book!!!!!
curious123
2007-10-21 13:35:55 UTC
the gossip girls book are really good.

but as a teen i read this book called the world, my butt, and other big round things.

really funny.

lol.
Jaime P.
2007-10-20 23:46:44 UTC
"Night" by Elie Wiesel.....



its really good

its about a teenager talking about his experiences during the time he spent in concentration camps(holocaust)



I give a 5 stars
cristy p
2007-10-20 18:56:13 UTC
battlefield of the mind for teens by Joice Meyer
Audrey C
2007-10-20 18:27:35 UTC
Christopher Pike Books are great if she likes scary
varsity282
2007-10-20 17:10:47 UTC
Mitch Albom's creations are quite good. Try reading the five people you meet in heaven.
2007-10-20 02:35:13 UTC
princess diaries

size 12 is not fat

shopaholic

gossip girls

mary kate and ashley sweet 16

new york minute

can you keep a secret

harry potter

queen of babble

chronicles of narnia

the alchemist

the devil wears prada

teen idol
?
2007-10-19 18:22:02 UTC
when i was your age i loved to read R.L. Stines Fear Street Collevtion very good. another book is the secret garden.
Jaykson M
2007-10-19 13:56:28 UTC
Hi, reading is a good hobbie. Those who have the desire to read learn alot!

However, not all things are good. You need to stick to those that are examined at school,



Ask yourself the benefits you are going to achieve from reading fantacy neglecting home work, revising your notes etc!

Seek advise from your parents always, Try to be open to a friend or your class teacher. Solve the problem before the repercussions wasten.

Jackson

Uganda.

+256 751 597 374
2007-10-19 12:42:46 UTC
Definately the artemis fowl series! search it on internet auther is eoin colfer
2007-10-18 19:10:10 UTC
When I was a teen I read Sweet Valley High and Sweet Valley University but if you want something more current try The Devil Wears Prada.
hpfanatic5566
2007-10-18 16:58:31 UTC
HARRY POTTER, Private Series, The Year of Secret Assignments,Scrambled Eggs at Midnight,Leap Day,Wrecked,

The Sisterhood of the Travleing Pants,Notes on a Near Life Experience,

Bass Ackwards and Belly Up,The Georgraphy of Girlhood, How to be Popular,Flipped,The Year of Secret Assignents,Laep Day,What My Mother Doesn't Know,

One of those Hideous Books where the Mother Dies,The Clique Series,Speak,The Secret Language of Girls,

The Private Series,Plan B,In or Out,

Megan Mead's Guide to the McGowan Boys,Smart Boys and Fast Girls, Inkheart,Inkspell,The Fashion Disater that Changed my Life,

TTYL,TTFN,L8R G8R,Pendragon,The Nannies,Feeling Sorry for Celia,If I have A Wicked Stepmother Where's My Prince,Hoot,The Dating Game,If We Kiss,

Perfect Girl,Things You Either Hate or Love





btw Just cause everyone's been saying something like this..I'm 11 and read on 13.0 level or the first year of college
bolivianbabe
2007-10-18 16:45:20 UTC
stephanie meyer is an amazing author! she is in the middle of writing the 4th book in a series. the first book is called twilight. # 2 is new moon. and # 3 just came out in august and is called eclipse. i highly recomend these books. especially if u r into fantasy. this book has the ever infamous love triangle. but it is made more interesting by having one corner of this triangle be a normal girl the other 2 are a vampire and a werwolf!
michelle.
2007-10-19 15:42:32 UTC
i love the gossip girl series. its not college level, but they were so great.

another spin-off series of that is the it girl

some of my other favorites are...

uglies, pretties, and specials trilogy

a time for dancing

dancing naked

to kill a mockingbird

and the 310 series
☠Rockerchick☠
2007-10-22 09:38:42 UTC
I would recommend Diary of a teenage girl. it is a very good serise
2007-10-22 07:48:06 UTC
this is the age for soaking up the knowledge..



read anything that improves ur knowledge.



but just keep away form fairy tales and children's books
baby gal
2007-10-22 02:33:55 UTC
well swit valley twins should do,



all books by j.k.rowling, like harry potter and the socerer's stone, if you like fiction then these you will love, all harry potter's books.



swit valley high



i also love reading books.



tc.
danielle
2007-10-21 19:48:39 UTC
Definitely the Twilight series and anything you can get your hands on by Sarah Dessen

i should know :]...
Candi Apples
2007-10-21 19:43:39 UTC
Diary of a street kid by Evelyn Lau.
2007-10-20 17:12:33 UTC
Shopaholic series
aimeeee
2007-10-20 08:33:39 UTC
i absolutly love Meg Cabot books and the UGLIES series by Scott Westerfield.
starletbaby04
2007-10-20 06:04:11 UTC
hey girl in green, i am 14, i read gossip girl, and The Clique novels, i love them, I was on vacation once for four days, and i read 4 books, that's how good they are!!!!!!!!!
2007-10-19 12:33:16 UTC
well i luv the mates dates series by Cathy Hopkins nd truth dare kiss or promise.. also the mediator lol ohh nd all american girl was pretty cool too

hope i helpd :)
Baybay
2007-10-19 08:07:21 UTC
try a book called flipped its 1 of my fav
kamsmom
2007-10-21 21:53:20 UTC
steven king ! james patterson ! jeffery Deaver ! Jackie Collins.
saruhduh
2007-10-21 15:09:40 UTC
someone like you by Sarah Dessen.

BEST BOOK EVER. it was made into a movie with mandy moore called 'how to deal'

it's seriouly amazing.
pointegurlie7706
2007-10-21 10:52:15 UTC
i kno that this has already been posted a couple of times but i cant stress it enough



TWILIGHT!!! NEW MOON!!!! ECLIPSE!!!!



these books are amazing and they hook any teenage girl!! everybody that i have recomended them to is obsessed and in love!!! they are by stephenie meyer... and they are soooooooooooooooooooo great!!



YOU HAVE TO READ THESE BOOKS!!! :)
2007-10-20 22:51:13 UTC
if u like reading poems read a book on poetry and not just any poems love poems.
flirtygurlie
2007-10-20 13:40:05 UTC
the book summer sisters by Judy Blume....that is my favorite book ever, but it is a little on the adult side but it is really good...and then there is Royally Jacked, i dont know who its by but it is really good also.... hope i helped you out!!!!!!!

flirty gurlie
2007-10-19 16:10:02 UTC
Sharon G. Flake is an EXCELLENT Best-selling teen author.
2007-10-19 12:21:31 UTC
Here are some good books

TTYL

TTFN

L8Tr G8Tr

The tale of Despuerax

Kira Kira
saarahthebee
2007-10-19 10:07:38 UTC
the hollow kingdom and its two sequals in the coiles of the snake and another one. but i would recommend the hollow kingdom because its one of the best books ever!
smile more :)
2007-10-18 18:39:50 UTC
these to books were pretty interesting

runaway bye Van Draanen, Wendelin

The wizard the witch and the two girls from jersey bye Papademetriou ,Lisa



also the avalon(i dont think thats spelled correctly sorry) books are pretty good
mera.baybee
2007-10-20 05:12:37 UTC
the jacquline wilson books are goood for teenagers :)

also rold dahl is good xx good luck with the reading

im sure youll find something x
2007-10-22 12:31:04 UTC
Alone IN THE DARKNESS is a good book
2007-10-22 06:19:33 UTC
try disc world books they are fantasy books and extremly good for teenages
angeleyesnv13
2007-10-21 16:03:30 UTC
i read two good book..

1.just as long as we're together by judy blume

2.teen idol by meg cabot

mad good books..
2007-10-21 13:59:57 UTC
Anything by Meg Cabot. I love 'em!
2007-10-21 13:39:03 UTC
yes read the twilight series

they are absolutely amazing and i never read much and i was addicted to these

im reading the 3rd one right now :-)
tweetie0408
2007-10-21 10:03:33 UTC
trie reading " diary of a crush" by sarra manning but read all 3 that sould interest you
2007-10-21 08:02:21 UTC
these are some books that i enjoyed reading



kira kira



weed flower



played



jason and kyra



bang



nailed



the silent room



an abundance of Katherines



freedom writers (my fav movie and book)
2007-10-21 00:49:07 UTC
try robert ludlum books - they're fascinating

also - catch 22 by joseph hellerman - is hillarious
Sweetness
2007-10-20 21:31:57 UTC
uglies, prettys and specials by scott westerfield, its a series of 3 books and iloved all of them
Tazz
2007-10-20 14:12:29 UTC
YIP, i'm too 13. I enjoy reading the same....



-try Eragon ***

-Meg cabot books ***

-I'm reading Memoirs of a Geisha...super ****

-Grisham......can't remeber first name ****

-Series of Unfortuante Events...good****

-Charmed





Good luck.. look at covers, pick out something that catchs your eye first.....



IT' s iNSTINCT
2007-10-19 16:21:00 UTC
Private series, girl of the moment, the taker
2007-10-19 15:07:21 UTC
i read all 9 of the clique books in one week! they were amazingg i love them soo much!



my friend read the gossip girl series. and after that series is another series called the IT girl and its about one of the other charcters in gossip girls!
Amelia
2007-10-19 14:57:37 UTC
Crank and Impulse by ellen hopkins

anything by chuck palahniuk
2007-10-19 14:54:36 UTC
Redeeming love by francine rivers.
be happy (:
2007-10-19 13:23:08 UTC
If You Haven't, Read Walk Two Moons, I Loved That Book.
2007-10-19 13:13:23 UTC
twilight series

the it girl series

blood and chocolate

inkheart and inkspell

Wicked

pants on fire

how to be popular

Avalon high

The A list

gossip girl

are you there god? its me Margret

molly moon's incredible book of hypnotism

Dennie

harry potter series

Sweep series

The silver kiss

the meditater series

Wicked Lovely





everything that is here is some what close to each other

let me know if i helped choose some good books and if you find some good books e-mail me pridefalls567@yahoo.com
knidvermicious81
2007-10-19 11:13:51 UTC
"Go Ask Alice" and "It Happened to Nancy" are 2 books that I feel most teenagers should read. I also feel parents should read them if they haven't already.
mbork8983
2007-10-19 10:51:28 UTC
My personal favorite is "To Kill a Mockingbird", im sure you have already read it if you love classics.
2007-10-19 07:12:48 UTC
*paradise lost* John milton

followed by *paradise regained* the first epic poem to be written in english, and a sprialling story on the focus of the fall of satan and the angels to hell, and their desperation.

as a non religious person i still loved these tales.
2007-10-21 21:58:55 UTC
how about books by lois duncan like: i know what u did last summer or killing mr griffin



the sisterhood of the traveling pants??? al of them
2007-10-21 18:46:53 UTC
MAZIMUM RIDE all three trilogy trust me you'll love it i'm 15 and teen reading suggestion is my kind of thing !!!!
Jared S
2007-10-21 13:41:26 UTC
"No One Belongs Here More Than You" by Miranda July
tiya b.
2007-10-21 04:43:31 UTC
harry potter` s all series

gooosebumps(helps to improve vocabulary on 4 e.g. suspense/ ghost essays

sweet valley
Where Words Fail, Music Speaks!
2007-10-20 19:34:22 UTC
the book i read over and over is "Where the Heart Is"
mr_gamer50
2007-10-20 18:12:25 UTC
Baby-sitters club series and the Nancy drew series are my favorites
allycat
2007-10-20 16:43:28 UTC
apparently alot of girls like the book Crank....so you might try that...i personally dont like to read...so sorry..i cant help anymore than that
sk8erj95
2007-10-20 15:56:33 UTC
i have alot of friends and a book they like is clique dont know the author but i could find out
Ju ju
2007-10-20 11:19:34 UTC
James Dobson's "Preparing for Adolescence" was lifesaving for my teenagers. Please read a book packed full of wise advice that could save your life.



Blessings- Juju
2007-10-20 07:41:18 UTC
Lou Dobbs

The War on the Middle Class

Its very interesting and you will learn something, that's more important.
jimbojangles
2007-10-19 20:56:06 UTC
I think it very important to read info on "CREATION" and then make up Your own mind as to what You believe!!



I think You will find its very interesting.
Psyengine
2007-10-19 18:21:25 UTC
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erick_Erickson



The Erikson life-stage virtues, in the order of the stages in which they may be acquired, are:



hope- Basic Trust vs. Mistrust

will- Autonomy vs. Shame and Doubt

purpose- Initiative vs. Guilt

competence- Industry vs. Inferiority

fidelity- Identity vs. Role Confusion

love (in intimate relationships, work and family)- Intimacy vs. Isolation

caring- Generativity vs. Stagnation

wisdom- Integrity vs. Despair





2 The Stages

2.1 Infancy (Birth -18 months)

2.2 Younger Years (1 1/2 - 3 Years)

2.3 Early Childhood (3-6 Years)

2.4 Middle Childhood (7-12 Years)

2.5 Adolescence (12-18 Years)

2.6 Early Adulthood (19-34 years)

2.7 Middle Adulthood (35-60 Years)

2.8 Later Adulthood (60 years-Death)



http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erikson%27s_stages_of_psychosocial_development



Value of the theory

One value of this theory is that it illuminated why individuals who had been thwarted in the healthy resolution of early phases (such as in learning healthy levels of trust and autonomy in toddlerhood) had such difficulty with the crises that came in adulthood. More importantly, it did so in a way that provided answers for practical application. It raised new potential for therapists and their patients to identify key issues and skills that required addressing. But at the same time, it yielded a guide or yardstick that could be used to assess teaching and child rearing practices in terms of their ability to nurture and facilitate healthy emotional and cognitive development.





A vocabulary: http://www.marxists.org/reference/archive/hegel/li_terms.htm



True, false or peculiar: http://www.marxists.org/reference/archive/hegel/works/pr/prfamily.htm#PR166
2007-10-19 12:55:20 UTC
Jarhead. A marine’s chronicle of the gulf war and other battles.
bluesbrother74
2007-10-19 12:22:55 UTC
you go girl!!!



read all of Pearl S. Buck books...



If you want an extra charge of girl power; read a biography on her!!



Kudos to you!!
leighbabe
2007-10-19 10:00:20 UTC
i recommend

harry potter (of course)

just Ella

Millicent min, girl genius

Esperanza rising

THE UGLIES TRILOGY

all great books
Romanticide
2007-10-19 08:41:49 UTC
i love the books

A great a Terrible Beuty and Rebal Angels by Libba Bray
Harry
2007-10-22 05:34:21 UTC
If you could see me now - Merrian Keyes



All of her books are awesome
2007-10-20 11:28:50 UTC
Elsewhere by Gabrielle Zevin (I think I spelled her last name right)

its her thought about what happens after death.... very good book....
2007-10-19 10:19:54 UTC
Hi green , i am also a girl with same age as u. i love reading. really interested to read novels etc... sometimes i read about adults. their problems , loneliness......

i really interested to read it . because i am also facing the same problem. i just say my opinion .thank u................
brooklyn7582
2007-10-19 06:36:26 UTC
The RL Stine (spell?) Fear Street books were my ABSOLUTE fave at your age...they are wonderful!
lilperson ee
2007-10-22 05:57:31 UTC
the diary of a teenage girl series
Tabithia Rose ♥
2007-10-21 13:15:09 UTC
Twilight, New Moon, Eclipse. READ THEM!!!
2007-10-20 15:44:52 UTC
-Pendragon

-To Kill a Mockingbird

-Series of Unfortunate Events

-Traveling Pants
2007-10-20 11:08:46 UTC
gossip girl is amazing. im 15 and i love those books-- you may have seen the tv show!
gerardway27
2007-10-19 08:54:52 UTC
The Twilight series are amazing!
sarah t
2007-10-22 09:33:08 UTC
definately the twilight series by stephenie meyer best ever! or eragon by christopher paolini
2007-10-21 17:23:11 UTC
So B. It by Sarah Weeks
mina
2007-10-21 16:34:39 UTC
Gossip Girls theres 11 of them
David
2007-10-21 12:33:33 UTC
Harold and the purple crayon
2007-10-21 06:39:27 UTC
My 15 year old daughter just read "Kite Runner" and loved, loved, loved it.
Walter D
2007-10-20 17:45:46 UTC
thomas harris, Hannibal. you may want to start with red dragon, becuase its the first in the series, excluding hannibal rising which came out this year.
ali
2007-10-20 15:12:14 UTC
witch child celia rees

soceress celia rees

pirates celia rees

kensukes kingdom micheal murpurgo

all the harry potters



i know theres more but i can't think of them now, anythings good, just enjoy reading. i enjoy reading non-fiction on subjects i study and enjoy, reading brings you more knowledge so just read everything!!!!
2007-10-20 06:48:26 UTC
If you have interest in INDIAN culture then go for KAMASUTRA. All your fantasy about adult book will bt at check
Jehsicuhh
2007-10-20 02:56:56 UTC
i'm a teen girl too and i have the same taste in books as you and some of my favorites are Gossip Girls and the Chicken Soup books.
drinking master
2007-10-19 12:03:37 UTC
sophies world by jostein gaardner and books authored by harold sala
2007-10-24 19:15:10 UTC
the twilight series! haha they're really good, by stephanie meyer. ima guy and i liked them alot haha. its a romantic chick book but its good
2007-10-21 07:25:53 UTC
Isaac Asimov's "Fact and Fancy"



Should be fine for a smart teenager.
2007-10-19 22:53:24 UTC
King James version of the bible!
2007-10-19 20:57:07 UTC
CORNER OF THE UNIVERSE WONDERFLLY AMAZING BOOK IM 13 I READ WHEN I WAS TWELVE BUT I DONT CARE ITS AWESOME
2007-10-19 15:39:37 UTC
i LOVE the book speak.

it was the only book in highschool that i actaully read.

also i liked the lovely bones.

and tuesdays with morrie!
2007-10-22 06:52:32 UTC
i like gossip girl , the it girl, fast girl and hot boys, any jodi picolit book like the tenth cirlce, vanishing acts,
Vinny H
2007-10-19 16:29:45 UTC
these are adult books and are about murders in washington D.C! im nearly 13 and i read these. my mum reads them to, they are really good reads! read these books in order.



1.Along Came a Spider



2.Kiss the Girls



3.Jack & Jill



4.Cat & Mouse



5.Pop Goes the Weasel



6.Roses Are Red



7.Violets are Blue



8.Four Blind Mice



9.The Big Bad Wolf



10.London Bridges



11.Mary, Mary



12.Cross



PROFILE:

Alex Cross is six foot three, weighs 200 pounds, and is athletic. He still lives on Fifth Street in D.C., with Nana Mama, Damon and Jannie, and Rosie the cat. He still drives his '74 Porsche. Alex Cross is forty-two years old.

EDUCATION:

PH.D. in psychology from Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD. Special concentration in the field of abnormal psychology and forensic psychology.



Upon graduation Cross worked as a migrant farm worker for a year.

PROFESSIONAL:

Alex Cross went into private practice in D.C. He struggled financially for three years before giving it up.



He joined the Washington, D.C., Police Department as a psychologist, working in Homicide and Major Crimes. Cross is a profiler. He works with VICAP (Violent Criminal Apprehension Program) as a liaison between the FBI and D.C. police. Now an FBI Senior Agent, Cross works in the Hoover Building in D.C.



A Washington Post Magazine in-depth article called Cross "The Last Southern Gentleman" and praised him for his work in Homicide. It brought his name to the public's attention.



Articles by Alex Cross on the criminal mind have appeared in Psychiatric Archives and American Journal of Psychiatry. He also wrote a diagnostic profile of psychopathic killer Gary Soneji/Murphy.

PERSONAL:

Alex Cross was born in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. His mother died of lung cancer when he was nine; his father, a heavy drinker, the year after. He was sent to D.C. to live with his grandmother, Regina Cross Hope (Nana Mama), an English teacher and assistant principal. She is eighty-four years old. Three brothers, two deceased; not raised by grandmother.



His wife, Maria, a social worker, was killed in a drive-by shooting that was never solved. He was left with two toddlers; Damon is now twelve and Janelle (Jannie) is now ten.



Alex Cross has another son, Alex Jr, age three. His mother, Christine Johnson, who was a principal at the Sojourner Truth School, now lives in Seattle with Alex Jr. Cross lost custody because of the dangers involved in his work. They never married.



P.S i hope you dont mind me giving you these books to consider,after all this is what happens in real life.
2007-10-19 09:09:04 UTC
A Great and Terrible Beauty is really really good
benjun s
2007-10-22 09:45:16 UTC
Read manga (japanese term for comics). A lot lesson you will get there & fun.
Phoenix
2007-10-22 08:26:22 UTC
Anything by L.J. Smith....very good books!
Ono Bolzsitch
2007-10-21 20:43:30 UTC
Girls in my class and my teacher who is a girl likes Twilight
NEOBillyfree
2007-10-21 19:40:07 UTC
the 10 stupid things girls do to mess up their lives.

by Laura Schlessinger.
2007-10-21 18:43:38 UTC
im very picky about my books(im 13) but the ones i liked are:



-harry potter books (JK rowling)

-uglies (scott westerfeld)

-pretties(scott westerfeld)

-specials(scott westerfeld)

- clique books

-gossip girl

-A list

- the IT girl

-Inkheart



all of these are WONDERFULL!! i highly recomend!!
2007-10-21 14:33:01 UTC
gossip girl clique books and anything by jk rowling i ♥ harry potter =]
?
2007-10-20 20:19:13 UTC
V.C. Andrews
2007-10-20 17:56:42 UTC
If I were you I would suggest some Lurelene McDaniel books!! They are great!!
blondebabe222
2007-10-20 14:27:05 UTC
any of the jodi picoult books, she is the best author and once you read one of her books, you get hooked and have to read them all. start with the pact.

have fun!
amb03
2007-10-20 14:06:58 UTC
the sisterhood of the traveling pants series of books are great, and anything by nicholas sparks!
Captin_Crunch
2007-10-20 08:43:05 UTC
the sisterhood of the traveling pants series



angus,thongs,and full frontal snogging (first book in series)
rose
2007-10-20 08:15:34 UTC
ok well i love the books daughters of the moon, and the twilight seires!!! i am likeobsesed with both of them, sothose r the ones i would recomend, but that's just me...
Saira
2007-10-19 18:54:29 UTC
you should try the mediator series it is really good there are six books they are wonderful i truly recommend them!!!By Meg Cabot
Lelar
2007-10-19 11:39:17 UTC
Anything for Jane.
qwerty
2007-10-21 16:53:49 UTC
anything by Sarah Dessen
yana
2007-10-21 02:18:18 UTC
try reading,royally jacked or by the river piedra i sat down and wept.

its really nice!
2007-10-20 09:14:16 UTC
the outsiders is amazing. im 13 too && just read it in school. I loved it and was sobbing wen i read it. u shoood read it.
studio
2007-10-22 00:22:40 UTC
read some cookin' books and fix me up some stew
x.x.Zar.x.x
2007-10-21 14:05:25 UTC
How about this lullaby by sarah dessen and other books by her they are really cool!!
Kimberly I
2007-10-20 12:54:28 UTC
chicken soup for the teenage soul is a great book .read it.you will love it
Tristan Hienzman
2007-10-20 12:51:14 UTC
Life series:" Get a life"
2007-10-20 05:18:36 UTC
I would recommend to you the book "The Devil Wears Prada" or the "Gossip Girl Series"...
Flash
2007-10-19 15:04:57 UTC
Lord of the Rings, definently. and for video games: legend of zelda
2007-10-19 13:11:14 UTC
maximum rides pretty good and the twilight series are awesome. browsing in the barnes and noble teen section is always good to
porkchop_sena
2007-10-19 12:06:02 UTC
the "twilight" series By Stephenie Meyer!!!! AWESOME BOOKS!!!
2007-10-19 07:09:02 UTC
Inkheart trilogy--------MUST HAVE! They're releasing the movie next year.

Twilight-REALLY good!

Little women-Excellent!
2007-10-21 08:31:15 UTC
i didn't check to see if anyone else recommended this but you should check out the Pretty Little Liars series. just enter it on amazon.com and it will pop up.
2007-10-21 06:50:37 UTC
Cosmo girl, seventeen, girls guide to loving yourself, The skin I'm in
Mel
2007-10-20 13:28:04 UTC
the twilight series, meg cabot books(american girl), the clique series, and gossip girl series
I Luv NY
2007-10-20 06:27:20 UTC
Anything by Jane Austen.
☆ღ{C}La Maravilla☆ღFTP
2007-10-19 08:58:54 UTC
Any book thats wriiten by Lurlene McDaniel...She's amazing!!
2007-10-22 01:05:34 UTC
wel if u lyk action/ adventure stuf...ders dis fela calld david baldacci...ryts rly kewl buks.....nd ders da best..dan brown...u can read ne of deyr buks..deyr mostly clean
~hersh101~
2007-10-20 18:17:20 UTC
uglies series(4 books total)

clique books

kate bryan books(they are all rele good)
2007-10-20 13:58:23 UTC
Anything by Sarah Dessen IMO. :]
silvrbreeze
2007-10-19 13:51:14 UTC
Like someone else mentioned, books by Sarah Dessen are greeeat. Like "Just Listen", "The Truth about Forever", "That summer"... stuff like that. They do have a few sexual references though, but they are good, real books for teen girls.



Also, "Sloppy Firsts" and "Second Helpings" by Megan McCafferty are good books too along the same lines.
2007-10-19 09:21:52 UTC
yup i do! well you can read the fingerprints series by melinda metz....also read a book called the goose girl...sounds stupid...but its an awesome book!
miss huff
2007-10-18 16:39:13 UTC
if you are into older level reading, i would try the book "ps i love you" it's my favorite and i recently found out it was coming out in theaters sometime. i strongly suggest it. also if your mom allows you i would look into books by jodi picoult, she is a great author and has many great reads. good luck
?
2007-10-21 14:21:56 UTC
the clique!!!!!!!! =] i loved it one of the best books ive ever read......its a series so there are like 10 books.

and they are going to have a movie too!!!!!! i think next year yay i cant wait!!!!!!!!
Kare Bare!
2007-10-21 10:32:45 UTC
The Notebook by Nicholas Sparks.... ANYTHING BY NICHOLAS SPARKS is good for teenage girls
2007-10-21 02:16:42 UTC
"Summer of My German Solider" by Bette Greene
special_angel
2007-10-21 02:15:02 UTC
novels by nicholas sparks..

a walk to remember, the notebook.. etc..

i totally love them :)
2007-10-20 17:16:11 UTC
a great author is Mary Higgins Clark her books are fantastic...
Sanita
2007-10-20 17:03:01 UTC
go ask alice- anonymous. its a real good book. so is catcher in the rye.
oz_cruickshank
2007-10-19 09:13:40 UTC
Razzle
2007-10-19 08:44:16 UTC
i read The Lovely Bones by Alice Sebold and it was one of the best bookes i have ever read
2007-10-18 18:20:33 UTC
Fantasy? With that being so enjoyed by you, I'd say read the Twilight series by Stephenie Meyer.

(Twilight, New Moon, and Eclipse)

They're fantasy/vampire/romance/horror.

Young adult.

READ THEM.
?
2014-08-04 10:51:25 UTC
The false prince

Eragon (all the books)

The lord of rings
2007-10-22 08:08:14 UTC
Lady chatterlys lover, 1984, brave new world......
2007-10-22 04:17:20 UTC
olives ocean

good book

not to long

not to short

theres a "love" section
2007-10-21 11:36:59 UTC
you should read the "uglies" trilogy by Scott Westerfeld
2007-10-19 11:51:05 UTC
You have mention that you are just thirteen years old baby. I think you should give attention to those book which is related to your academic knowledge. this adults books are not your future,your future is to read books which can make your life safe. otherwise
joe hardy
2007-10-19 02:59:06 UTC
I would suggest that you read eragon,eldest,harry potter and walk to remember which my sister and her friends are crazy about.
2007-10-22 01:58:29 UTC
The chocolate run, cupid effect, all american girl
Star
2007-10-21 23:04:32 UTC
Are you there God, It's Me Margaret....

and everything else by Judy Blume!!!!
2007-10-21 06:53:54 UTC
chicken soup for the chicken heads soul
2007-10-20 07:39:22 UTC
peace

chicken soup for the preteen soul 1 and 2 ,freak the mighty,a year down yonder,you dont know me,moby dick,hoot,flush,the pigman,gossip girl
liya_robin
2007-10-19 00:29:33 UTC
you read novels of William shaksper
neha
2007-10-22 04:16:34 UTC
i am also 13. i enjoy reading enid blyton,famous five,mary-kate and ashley
2007-10-21 07:22:57 UTC
if i have a wicked stepmother wheres my prince



by melissa kantor



i dont read that much so sience i've gotten a little spare time i read it, its really good.
2007-10-19 13:38:21 UTC
Anything by Cynthia Kadohata.
Anna
2007-10-19 13:34:41 UTC
Sarah Dessen is amazing! Any book by her is just great!
Twiggz
2007-10-19 09:07:23 UTC
A book
2007-10-18 20:43:52 UTC
well there are this books called twightlight zone and eclipse and they are good books cuz most of the girlz in my class read them a lot
2007-10-22 09:17:19 UTC
you've probably read em but i'll say Harry Potter anyways :)
2007-10-21 23:16:02 UTC
Ammm Try........MEMOIRS OF A TEENAGE AMNESIAC

Hatchet XD

aah hell with it go dig up the net
2007-10-21 20:27:07 UTC
i LOVE eragon and eldest. they are amazing. oh and the book dragon rider was great too.
oohay
2007-10-21 15:45:25 UTC
the murder of bindy m?????

i cant remember the rest...they have it at chapters..one of the best books i ever read
~*LEAH*~
2007-10-20 14:36:43 UTC
twilight, new moon, and eclipse by stephenie meyer. they are my favorite.



also, uglies and the rest of that series are good books. they are by scott westerfield.
2007-10-20 12:20:55 UTC
gossip girls series

the clique series

the a list series

poker diaries

to kill a mockingbird
2007-10-20 06:44:32 UTC
"How to Win Friends and Influence People" by Dale Carnegie?
Stefo3008
2007-10-20 04:37:26 UTC
Ketrin Roberts all (she didn't write too many books).
2007-10-20 03:17:40 UTC
Gossip Girl...
FrEe2BeMe<3
2007-10-22 07:15:38 UTC
An EXCELLENT book is THE HIDING PLACE
ssuscello22
2007-10-21 09:51:24 UTC
when i was in high school i really loved summer sisters by judy blume
Retard1234567890
2007-10-20 17:34:31 UTC
the giver-louis lowry

the thief lord-Cornelia Funke

feed-M.T. anderson



just a few.
Kendra S
2007-10-19 16:14:25 UTC
A great and terrible beauty
strawberrysadness
2007-10-19 09:17:14 UTC
sarah dessen books are awesome



and danielle steal's sisters is a good read as well
Meghan W
2007-10-22 10:11:34 UTC
twilight, new moon,eragon,eldest,harrypotter,singer of all songs, the tenth power.you will like thease if you like fanstey.
instructure cs101
2007-10-21 06:01:15 UTC
dear friend we can talk on our yahoo messenger okz take my yahoo id saif183@yahoo.com and hotmail is attiqulehsan@hotmail.com okz. we can talk there easily about ur problems.

ur problem is because of our media corruption .. talk to me on my ids okz
marcopolo
2007-10-20 17:55:41 UTC
alot of my friends like gossip girl
2007-10-20 16:05:49 UTC
My sister likes to read "Uglies" "Pretties" and "Specials." She's been reading them since she was about your age, and she still likes them.
tayla
2007-10-20 13:39:25 UTC
the clique, gossip girl, series of unfortunate events, i would tell you that i loved you but then i would have to kill you
*haNnaH MaRIe*
2007-10-19 20:13:34 UTC
the stephenie meyer series:

twilight

new moon

eclipse
Me
2007-10-22 10:05:34 UTC
the harry potter series are good
Kristin
2007-10-20 19:23:13 UTC
THE BOOK 'STARGIRL'



MY SISTER READ IT. SHES 13. SHE FELL IN LOVE WITH IT.



READ IT. ITS VERY CUTE.
2007-10-20 06:17:19 UTC
you have to read harry Potter! but you have to sound out a lot of words.
2007-10-19 20:48:54 UTC
You Should try Twilight !!!It rocks!!!!Happy Reading!!
Ellbell
2007-10-19 13:39:30 UTC
Uglies by Scott Westerfeld, and Angus Thongs and full frontal snogging. by im not sure.
weslaf0313
2007-10-19 11:06:21 UTC
anything by richard russel , like empire falls to name one ,
2007-10-22 16:18:10 UTC
dam this question got a lot of answers
2007-10-21 17:50:58 UTC
some really good books are "don't scream" and "the silent cradle"
jessie3311
2007-10-21 16:25:26 UTC
the a-list

gossip girl

the it girl

the au pairs



all of these are series and really good..
2007-10-20 20:36:01 UTC
Robison crusoe!!!x
Fiamanillah
2007-10-20 14:06:55 UTC
a tree grows in brooklyn. you couldn't find a better novel.
Jazzfeet♥
2007-10-20 12:02:51 UTC
well, i recommend the ttyl series by lauren myracle
I
2007-10-20 10:26:50 UTC
chech out harry potter series
2007-10-19 08:27:18 UTC
101 Days of Sodom and other stories by the Marquis de Sade....a lot more entertaining than Harlequin Romances!
2007-10-22 05:54:01 UTC
check out margaret atwood.

really cool
Marie Rox =P ♫ + ♥ = ☺
2007-10-21 20:15:59 UTC
the clique books!
man_of_faith
2007-10-20 13:25:21 UTC
The Holy Bible
PsychoxBunny
2007-10-20 22:24:16 UTC
any book by P.C cast.....im reading one called marked .
Heather
2007-10-20 21:46:13 UTC
Gossip Girls
2007-10-20 21:11:24 UTC
chicken soup for teens
mud v
2007-10-19 16:56:07 UTC
brave new world or 1984.
Raven Wing
2007-10-19 13:09:34 UTC
stravaganza city of masks by mary hoffman and the enola holmes mysterys by nancy springer
krazykatmeow
2007-10-19 11:37:43 UTC
harry potter
jackie.330
2007-10-21 23:19:36 UTC
the summer boys series by hailey abbott...very very good:)
michele_aponte
2007-10-21 18:53:59 UTC
Any book that grabs YOU.
2007-10-21 12:55:45 UTC
anything by sarah dessen.



she's an amazing author.
2007-10-21 09:07:40 UTC
megan mccafferty series:

sloppy firsts

second helpings

charming third

forth comings



once i started i couldnt put them down!
Elsie
2007-10-21 01:27:13 UTC
Go ask Alice.

But your mom might reject it. Please tell her though there are some kind of racy things in it, it's eye-opening. Important.
Alex
2007-10-20 08:20:02 UTC
wicked...by gregory maguire...i just finished it and loved it...its a little racey but if your parentss are okey eith it its a really good book....and the show is amazing too.
ShortieSoThick
2007-10-20 00:35:27 UTC
i recommend reading v.c. andrews any book from her is great ive read all of them they all come in series they have mature content but nothing to bad hope t his helps
ashley
2007-10-19 15:28:36 UTC
honestly i would read these books: ugly, pretties and specials. its a trilogy. its really really good.
2007-10-19 06:33:54 UTC
you have to read Lovely Bones i dont have the book anymore cuz sum1 stole it from me but i DEFINETLY RECOMMEND IT
ACE
2007-10-21 17:00:12 UTC
the kite runner
2007-10-21 16:44:58 UTC
harry potter and wolf speaker
2007-10-22 06:22:30 UTC
'roll of thunder, hear my cry' is a really good book! its wicked!
Omgsh ! Its aly :)
2007-10-21 08:21:06 UTC
ttyl

by lauren myracle



great book! =]
Dazmin
2007-10-20 22:44:22 UTC
try a choose your own adventure book



it may be childish but its loads fun
2007-10-20 17:27:59 UTC
Twilight, New Moon, Eclipse.



That's all you need.
Starlight
2007-10-19 19:31:14 UTC
yeah uglies is pretty good also pretties and specials they are long but worth it
Emily
2007-10-19 19:27:47 UTC
Try www.kid-lit.com it has lots of good recommendations
2007-10-19 18:29:57 UTC
the perks of being a wallflower!
dust s
2007-10-21 20:33:28 UTC
well read some religious realities it will help
kevster1020
2007-10-21 19:31:49 UTC
The Bible
2007-10-21 17:05:23 UTC
the pretty little liars series is fantastic!
shelby r
2007-10-21 12:09:15 UTC
im thirteen too.... i love the child called it and the two other sequels!!!!! :) i would defenitly recommend it!! :)
lolo#1
2007-10-21 11:54:57 UTC
Read Pants on fire it is awesome.
Karen P
2007-10-20 11:02:04 UTC
flowers in the attic
WrongHole
2007-10-21 20:30:53 UTC
im also 13





series:

twilight, new moon, and eclipse



also :

-hoot

-stargirl

-rage

-the road
word2datruetalkers_GLD4lyfe
2007-10-21 19:44:00 UTC
well i recently read, THE SHADOW CLUB and the SHADOW CLUB RISING, i enjoyed them, they are more of suspense though....but they are good... :)
MAHSA
2007-10-21 11:52:52 UTC
SALAM KASI IRANI BALADE JAVAB MANO BEDE
2007-10-21 02:42:18 UTC
i would also suggest a book about premarital sex.
gladys4557
2007-10-23 20:25:08 UTC
dragon rider



harry potter



dictoinary....lol
hyo.jy93
2007-10-20 18:13:43 UTC
deff. twilight series

by stephanie meyer
2007-10-20 13:11:26 UTC
twilight, sisterhood of the traveling pants, TIME TRAVELERS!!! best book ever
BUTTERFLIEZ
2007-10-21 21:43:29 UTC
anything by v.c. andrews is a good choice
Harris
2007-10-21 11:23:23 UTC
u should ttly read "sisterhood of the traveling pants". its funny, passionate, and ans awesome!!!!!!!!!!!
lisa7
2007-10-19 17:37:06 UTC
The Bible. It has everything you need to know.
Smiley Bright
2007-10-21 23:32:10 UTC
anything by R.L. Stine
futurerockstr
2007-10-21 21:11:14 UTC
the clique series .Those books are amazing!!!!
2007-10-21 15:43:08 UTC
The Answer is P0RN!

yes p0rn... read xxx magazines
bando_b
2007-10-21 12:29:28 UTC
lurlene mcdaniel...me and my mom read her books and she is amazing
2007-10-21 08:59:57 UTC
yea,anything by lurlene mcdonald.



and sharon creech is really good too!
2007-10-20 08:42:40 UTC
Harry Potter! lol...
My sweet & labyrinthine.
2007-10-19 22:09:41 UTC
deb caletti. she is amazing her books are emotional and deep w/o seeming cheesy or "emo". her books are honey, baby, sweetheart; wild roses; the nature of jade; the queen of everything. in my opinion, honey, baby, sweetheart is the best--it's about a girl who enters a destructive relationship w/ a rich dude, and her mom sees that she needs to drage her away from all that so she takes her on a trip to reunite these two long lost lovers, sounds a little cheesy but isn't; the ending is sad but uplifting. i cried.



'nother book i cried while reading is walk two moons. kind of childish but a classic. <3



another good book is "the life history of a star" by kelly easton. it's funny, and sad. 'bout a girl growing up in the seventies, and just about her life i guess. going through her parent's divorce, trying to fid the right guy and dealing with her older brother a vietnam war vet.



also, tallulah falls, by christine fletcher. about a girl who learns some life lessons by working at a vet's office, including redemption, second chances, blah blah blah. really good; though a lot of cussing. you get used to it after a while tho.



scrambled eggs at midnight, by brad barkley and heather hepler. two people falling in love. do i need to say any more? oh yeah, they face the threat of separation b/c the girl has to move (she's always moving cross country) and the guy's dad does'nt want him to be hanging out w/ a gril who's not a christian. emotional and deep. such a sweet (as in cute) book. other people might think it's kind of cheesy tho.



any book by maureen johnson. EXCEPT for the bermudez triangle. that book does not have a sense of resolution hwen it ends, too many things are left hanging, ending seems rushed. middle of book rather boring. i've read two other books, "13 little blue envelopes" and "key to the golden firebird" and they are both very good. the latter book starts out kinda slow, but i really liked the ending.



anything by sarah dessen. what can i say? they're good books. especially "just listen".



almost anything by megan mccafferty. her first two jessica darling books are really good. jessica is hysterically funny, v. easy to realate to, and the books are also rather deep. the third book in the series is not that good (half the book goes by before anything major happens) and the fourth book i haven't read but it didn't have very good reviews.



louise rennison--her confessions of georgia nicolson series is pretty funny. although i think the character of georgia is self-centered adn vain, she can still be funny. for ex, she uses the phrase, "how in the name of god's novelty undercrackers and matching toga.." in one book. first book is the best, then it kinda goes downhill from there.. but picks back up toward the end. there are eight books so far. oh yeah, it's just about this british girl, her life, especially between chossing between a bunch of guys, all of whom she has feelings for.



anything by meg cabot. i have only read her princess diaries series but it is great! good plot, plus the books are really funny.



alyson noel. have only read one book, but she seems promising...



and of course, the twilight series and uglies series. and sisterhood of the traveling pants. and the peaches series. and "hope was here" by joan bauer (i cried) it's really uplifting; there's politics in it though. do not read joan bauer's other books; they are kind of lame, she tries to make the charachters stand out, like all deep and mature, but they end up seeming blech. and the his dark materials trilogy by philip pullman--wow, they're amazing. do not read them if you are christian, you will be offended. and "escape from memory" by margaret peterson haddix. it's sci-fi but it is incredible how much suspense she can pack into it.



and stargirl! i loved that book. and everything by sonya sones. her book "one of those hideous books where the mother dies" sounds sad (and is) but is mostly very funny. unexpected ending.



(last batch of books), "echo" and "weetzie bat" by francesca lia block. they seem slightly hippie-ish but are transcendent. "red velvet" by sandra byrd about a girl whose mom has cancer and will die, and she had a wish list of things she wanted to do when she ws younger and her family helps er accomplish those things. brigid lowry's books, esp. guitar highway rose; about two teens in love who make the great escape. i am the wallpaper, by mark peter hughes--when a girl's diary get's posted on teh internet, she has one wild summer. oh yes, wendy mass's books her book "leap day" is interesting b/c it tells the story from everybody's point of view, like one chaptr for main charcter, the next for everyone else. plastic angel by nerissa nields, about two friends (13 year olds) forming a band. "a certain slant of light" by laura whitcomb is interesting, a main charachter who is a ghost and falls in love w/ a human.



WARNING: do not read gossip girl. my friend read one book but said she couldn't finish because it was "so disgustingly gross" and *this* is coming from somebody who would be considere a "prep". or at least semiprep. apparently there is rampant se x alcohol and drug use, ppl cheating on one another, the title tells you enough. furthermore, people say that on teh tv show that it's based on, there are se x scenes like every half hour. honestly.



srry sucha long list. i'm also thirteen, but i'm not as advanced as you. i have also kept a list of all the books i've read since the end of sixth grade, and i star teh ones i really like, so i was drawig from tht.
2007-10-21 21:34:41 UTC
gossip girls is a really good book!!
Lv
2007-10-20 17:09:10 UTC
have you read anything by sarah dessen, they're amazing if you haven't
2007-10-20 12:55:33 UTC
the twilight series by stephenie meyer. =). hope it helps.
rats
2007-10-20 05:38:46 UTC
Harry Potter is good, if you haven't already read it.
Jenuine
2007-10-19 20:54:04 UTC
the bible its the truth about everything u need to know about life n growing up and what not.
2007-10-19 08:54:59 UTC
oK maybe you would like dear dumb diary it is a great and short book! or you can read the

da vinci´s code...?
shanett2hype
2007-10-24 04:41:26 UTC
how about the dictionary or a students companion
Bri Bri
2007-10-19 23:27:55 UTC
read series
ctya
2007-10-19 13:27:00 UTC
Anything by L.M. Montgomery. My favorite is her EMILY series.
2007-10-18 17:19:55 UTC
keeping the moon

by sarah dessen. or any of her books are amazing.
Emmy =)
2007-10-21 13:24:27 UTC
the CLIQUE BOOKS!

i just finshed the 8TH!!
2007-10-20 09:29:10 UTC
witch craft and wicca
Dilbert
2007-10-21 03:30:08 UTC
a-list series herd they are good
2007-10-19 06:48:18 UTC
first read science fiction&adventure stories.Then you will not get out of it.
mrysnshn
2007-10-18 20:27:59 UTC
gone with the wind
2007-10-23 02:56:22 UTC
I can suggest you just wait...............

you really will enjoy my collections.
2007-10-21 07:05:15 UTC
magazines. and did you know what you are wearing is for fat people? yes, it is. click change avatar and type in search for avatar item... fat
2007-10-20 14:58:18 UTC
read the truth about guyshttps://answersrip.com/question/index?qid=20071020130305AAnDq25
sarah g
2007-10-19 13:38:51 UTC
goosebumps

frightfest halloween books
handy_49
2007-10-19 11:27:32 UTC
you well come maybe u shouled be a novelist or maybe make or be the writer f one
2007-10-19 20:49:24 UTC
reading sucks, listen to music
shocky7@verizon.net
2007-10-18 21:47:44 UTC
Teen magazine
oneglook
2007-10-22 10:01:04 UTC
...go to the library and get some help...
jamiesanin
2007-10-20 09:07:42 UTC
gossip girl <33333 best.
2007-10-19 23:17:45 UTC
I ask myself the same question...
beautful girl
2007-10-19 15:38:27 UTC
bridge of tearibithia
kyles baby
2007-10-22 07:23:46 UTC
love & sk8t
LadyAngler1221
2007-10-21 09:52:29 UTC
OMG try:



THE SECRET LIFE OF BEES and/or



MY SISTER'S KEEPER...................



























































Both beautiful books.
♥DeLiCiOuS♥
2007-10-19 12:37:39 UTC
gossip girl. its amazing.
superstes88
2007-10-18 20:55:54 UTC
The Bible but be sure to looking into Psalms and Song of Songs.
take1ads
2007-10-20 19:40:33 UTC
jack and jill
2007-10-20 12:36:30 UTC
489 answers...
yazzypwns
2007-10-20 07:13:37 UTC
twilight, abarat, inkheart, inkspell, OMG INKSPELL!
Crystal C
2007-10-18 19:18:41 UTC
What about the Harry Potter series? It was great!
2007-10-21 03:08:47 UTC
HARRY POTTER BABY!
hjelpepaulsen
2007-10-20 20:36:37 UTC
not witt aout my dather .
dont worry be happy :)
2007-10-20 18:39:25 UTC
the gossip girls.

the it girl.

they are great!!!
2007-10-19 19:57:14 UTC
apologies vaginia andrews (V.C.Andrews) is good, also james patterson.
arely42
2007-10-18 19:10:00 UTC
gossip girls

or any book by maragaret peterson haddix

not really fantasy book.

but there bomb
Troy P
2007-10-22 06:57:42 UTC
POWER OF FIVE
Blackberry Lover
2007-10-21 11:28:20 UTC
speak
2007-10-20 18:54:39 UTC
STEPHENIE MEYER-

Twilight

New Moon

and Eclipse comes out aug 7

their about a girl who falls in love with a vampire, and they go through obstacles and find out that without eachother they are nothing, sorry I cant explain more but theres just to much to say. their really good, i love them.





Prom night from hell with meg cabot and 3 other writes. The stories where really good, they all had some type of vampirey/demons in them.



LAURIE STOLARZ-



Blue is for nightmares

White is for magic

Silver is for secrets

Red is for rememberance

These are about a teenage girl who practices wicca, and her dreams tell her things. I guess shes sort of a psychic. And in each book she has to help someone and save their lives(including herself). They are really good. She goes to a boarding school and has 4 (5 including her boyfriend) really close friends. Her friends are really funny, she has 2 friends who are girls, and one is....funny and out there, the other is pretty and cheerleadery(but shes not), her 2 guy friends are the same, ones different and goofy, the other is a jock and good looking. Her boyfriend is so much like her,(practices wicca and has the dreams also, about something thats going to happen to someone) and she loves him a lot. But thats what all the books are about, her trying to save the people shes having dreams about lives. They are a great serious, mix of romance, mystery, realistic fiction and comedy.



She also has a book called Bleed, which is about like 5 teens and their lives.



MELISSA DE LA CRUZ-



Blue Bloods- about a girl who finds out shes a vampire. And she tries to find out whos trying to kill their race(blue bloods), comedy, romance, and suspense, in this book.



LAURA RUBY-



Good Girls

About a girl whose reputation is destroyed after a picture is taken of her and a boy being....close. She makes new friends during the book and finds out that she loved that boy.



LAURA WEISS-



Such a pretty girl

A girls father who was in prison for child rape and molestation, gets out early. Shes 15, and tries to find a way to put him back in jail, because hes still active.



HOLLY BLACK-



Tithe

Ironside

a girl wo finds out shes a fairy, falls in love with a knight, and tries to survive and overcome many problems. very good books also.



she also has the book

Valiant

about a girl who runs away because of her mothers and boyfriends betrayal. She meets new friends in the streets and falls in love with a troll, whom teachers her how to fight with a sword.





LAURIE ANDERSON-



Speak

a girl gets raped and calls the cops at the party, and everybody hates her at her school.



Fever 1793

a girl tries to save her mom from a deathly fever



SARAH DESSEN-



This Lullaby

a girl who never stays with a guy for more than a couple of months, gets with a musicician, which she promised herself she would never date musicians, but hes different from all the other guys.



Keeping the Moon-

a girl goes to her aunts for the summer, she used to be really fat, but she got skinny because of her mom. And she finds her inner beauty with real friends. she didnt have friends back at home, even when she turned skinny, everybody still hated her. But here she meets a great guy, and finds out stuff about herself.



The Truth About Forever-

a girl whose father died, and she or her mother, never really dealt with it, they didnt want to think about it and get depressed. she ends up working at a library and a catering business. she meets good friends, one of which is very attractive, and ends up being the friend she can tell anything to.



Someone LIke you-

a girls best friend gets pregnant, and the father was killed in a motorcycle accident, she helps her with her pregnacy.She also meets a guy who is a rebel. and she ends up getting in trouble with her parents because of him. And she ends up getting in a accident, because of him.





Just Listen-

A girl almost gets raped by her former best friends boyfriend, and everybody thinks that shes a ****. So she has no friends, but the ones at her modeling career. She meets a boy at school, who is obsessed with music, and keeps to himself.

He teaches her to not lie, and let her emotions out.



Dreamland-

this girl meets a boy whom she is fascinated with and loves. But he ends up hurting her, and she faces with her sister running away and being abused by her boyfriend.



oh all of the girls in these books are teenagers.



LINDA JOY SINGLETON

The Seer Series-

Dont die dragonfly

Last Dance

Witch Ball

Sword Play

Fatal Charm

their about a girl who is psychic and she has powers, which she uses to try and save people, that she sees in her visions, that are gonna die. And she gets help from her friend who also has a power and another friend who has a power. They team up to try and help her grandmother with her illness, who also is a psychic, these books are great I highly recommend them.



JODI LYNN ANDERSON-



Peaches

3 very differnt girls become friends, and find love. and solve problems with help from one another.





Hope this helps, and that you read some, im sure there will be some you'll love. All of them are about teenagers.



ANNETTE KURTIS KLAUSE-



blood and chocolate

A 16 year old werewolf girl falls in love with a human. Against what her family/pack wills. And the leader of the pack tries to get her to....be his girlfriend/mate. And throughout the book you deal with problems, action, romance, and suspense. Its really good I liked it.



AMELIA ATWATER RHODES-

In the forest of the night

Demon in my view

shattered mirror

they are not a series but have some of the same characters. They're also about vampires.kind of like the vampires falling in love with the human.demon in my view and shattered mirror both have teenagers in high school. They are all really good.





S.E. HINTON



the outsiders

about greasers and the socs, rumbles and running away
2007-10-20 07:38:21 UTC
Would be better if you gave me "your" suggestions !!
livinhapi
2007-10-20 05:45:40 UTC
harry potter, nancy drew will be just fine!!
2007-10-20 10:51:27 UTC
No
2007-10-19 08:48:27 UTC
you should read general knowledge books,because this will increase your vocabulary
2007-10-21 11:52:10 UTC
go ask alice
Leila
2007-10-19 21:03:25 UTC
BAD GIRLS IN LOVE

OR GOSSIP GIRL

EITHER IS GOOD!!!!!!
Quesha P
2007-10-19 09:39:17 UTC
TRY AMERCAIN GIRL OR TRY TEEN STAR
KORA
2007-10-21 19:21:39 UTC
DANIELLE STEEL
Larry P
2007-10-20 19:19:59 UTC
a black girl
America scarica
2007-10-19 14:03:32 UTC
are you there god, its me, margaret....wait, that book might be for 8 year olds these days.
swimming girl
2007-10-19 12:55:24 UTC
its a mall world after all is my favorite... im sure you'll love it
2007-10-18 16:42:57 UTC
ignore gossip girls and clique books. ugh so OLD.

go with::::::::::::::

the private novels by kate brian

any other books by kate brian

blue bloods by melissa de la cruz

and any other books by her haha

and authors that are in the back of those books.

theyre alll really good =D

if you like those books where you choose what happens, try the haley miller ones. i forget who writes them but its two ppl. try target though, they have very good books on those shelves =D lol.
Carolyn
2007-10-21 12:53:14 UTC
star girl, or ESPERANZA RISING!!! it rox
2007-10-20 12:42:07 UTC
Penthouse forum.
5han3
2007-10-19 22:11:36 UTC
the playboy forums and help wanted ads.



JOB AVAILABLE:

STRIPPER WHO HAS:

NICE BODY

WIDE THONG COLLECTION

NO RELIGIOUS GUIDELINES
pink_kisses
2007-10-21 03:52:07 UTC
THE LOVELY BONES !!!!
2007-10-20 12:26:47 UTC
meg cabot! she's great!
crazee gash
2007-10-20 05:35:09 UTC
anything by l.j.smith
Ricky S
2007-10-19 13:53:45 UTC
well duh! the art of war for one or you could read like a pamphlet or something, itd take less time either that or read Ricky Strong's blog its about Ricky Strong



Ricky S out!
LadyRazz
2007-10-18 18:35:37 UTC
" Sweet Valley High "



Was always a favorite for me. Its about twin sisters and their years in high school. Sorry I'm not sure who the author is.
Sonoyaaa
2007-10-18 15:22:50 UTC
TTFN,TTYL,L8r G8r..all by lauren myracle and the clique series!! my favs!!
Rana
2007-10-21 02:44:27 UTC
no
Dr. Seuss
2007-10-20 13:32:21 UTC
the twilights are THE best EVER!!!!!!!!!!
D
2007-10-20 02:43:29 UTC
GOOSEBUMPS! yeaah
tad_ryan
2007-10-19 13:42:39 UTC
live like a jesus freak



by dc talk
Janet H
2007-10-18 19:23:54 UTC
TWILIGHT

NEW MOON

ECLIPSE

(and hopefully BREAKING DAWN)
nikki.♥
2007-10-18 15:17:29 UTC
HARRY POTTER!!!

gossip girl

the a-list

the clique

the secert life of bees (more adult than the rest)

have fun reading! these are some of my faves!
ben
2007-10-18 17:39:48 UTC
books
OK123
2007-10-22 08:43:39 UTC
HOLES
Shannon(: ! <3
2007-10-20 18:37:59 UTC
I'm 13, also, and here are my suggestions:

The Secret Life of Bees

The Kite Runner

A Wrinkle in Time

Dandelion Wine

The Bell Jar (There's a bit of mature content in this, just to let you know. It is an adult book, but the plot is... WOW!)

STEPHENIE MEYER-

Twilight

New Moon

and Eclipse comes out aug 7

their about a girl who falls in love with a vampire, and they go through obstacles and find out that without eachother they are nothing, sorry I cant explain more but theres just to much to say. their really good, i love them.





Prom night from hell with meg cabot and 3 other writes. The stories where really good, they all had some type of vampirey/demons in them.



LAURIE STOLARZ-



Blue is for nightmares

White is for magic

Silver is for secrets

Red is for rememberance

These are about a teenage girl who practices wicca, and her dreams tell her things. I guess shes sort of a psychic. And in each book she has to help someone and save their lives(including herself). They are really good. She goes to a boarding school and has 4 (5 including her boyfriend) really close friends. Her friends are really funny, she has 2 friends who are girls, and one is....funny and out there, the other is pretty and cheerleadery(but shes not), her 2 guy friends are the same, ones different and goofy, the other is a jock and good looking. Her boyfriend is so much like her,(practices wicca and has the dreams also, about something thats going to happen to someone) and she loves him a lot. But thats what all the books are about, her trying to save the people shes having dreams about lives. They are a great serious, mix of romance, mystery, realistic fiction and comedy.



She also has a book called Bleed, which is about like 5 teens and their lives.



MELISSA DE LA CRUZ-



Blue Bloods- about a girl who finds out shes a vampire. And she tries to find out whos trying to kill their race(blue bloods), comedy, romance, and suspense, in this book.



LAURA RUBY-



Good Girls

About a girl whose reputation is destroyed after a picture is taken of her and a boy being....close. She makes new friends during the book and finds out that she loved that boy.



LAURA WEISS-



Such a pretty girl

A girls father who was in prison for child rape and molestation, gets out early. Shes 15, and tries to find a way to put him back in jail, because hes still active.



HOLLY BLACK-



Tithe

Ironside

a girl wo finds out shes a fairy, falls in love with a knight, and tries to survive and overcome many problems. very good books also.



she also has the book

Valiant

about a girl who runs away because of her mothers and boyfriends betrayal. She meets new friends in the streets and falls in love with a troll, whom teachers her how to fight with a sword.





LAURIE ANDERSON-



Speak

a girl gets raped and calls the cops at the party, and everybody hates her at her school.



Fever 1793

a girl tries to save her mom from a deathly fever



SARAH DESSEN-



This Lullaby

a girl who never stays with a guy for more than a couple of months, gets with a musicician, which she promised herself she would never date musicians, but hes different from all the other guys.



Keeping the Moon-

a girl goes to her aunts for the summer, she used to be really fat, but she got skinny because of her mom. And she finds her inner beauty with real friends. she didnt have friends back at home, even when she turned skinny, everybody still hated her. But here she meets a great guy, and finds out stuff about herself.



The Truth About Forever-

a girl whose father died, and she or her mother, never really dealt with it, they didnt want to think about it and get depressed. she ends up working at a library and a catering business. she meets good friends, one of which is very attractive, and ends up being the friend she can tell anything to.



Someone LIke you-

a girls best friend gets pregnant, and the father was killed in a motorcycle accident, she helps her with her pregnacy.She also meets a guy who is a rebel. and she ends up getting in trouble with her parents because of him. And she ends up getting in a accident, because of him.





Just Listen-

A girl almost gets raped by her former best friends boyfriend, and everybody thinks that shes a ****. So she has no friends, but the ones at her modeling career. She meets a boy at school, who is obsessed with music, and keeps to himself.

He teaches her to not lie, and let her emotions out.



Dreamland-

this girl meets a boy whom she is fascinated with and loves. But he ends up hurting her, and she faces with her sister running away and being abused by her boyfriend.



oh all of the girls in these books are teenagers.



LINDA JOY SINGLETON

The Seer Series-

Dont die dragonfly

Last Dance

Witch Ball

Sword Play

Fatal Charm

their about a girl who is psychic and she has powers, which she uses to try and save people, that she sees in her visions, that are gonna die. And she gets help from her friend who also has a power and another friend who has a power. They team up to try and help her grandmother with her illness, who also is a psychic, these books are great I highly recommend them.



JODI LYNN ANDERSON-



Peaches

3 very differnt girls become friends, and find love. and solve problems with help from one another.





Hope this helps, and that you read some, im sure there will be some you'll love. All of them are about teenagers.



ANNETTE KURTIS KLAUSE-



blood and chocolate

A 16 year old werewolf girl falls in love with a human. Against what her family/pack wills. And the leader of the pack tries to get her to....be his girlfriend/mate. And throughout the book you deal with problems, action, romance, and suspense. Its really good I liked it.



AMELIA ATWATER RHODES-

In the forest of the night

Demon in my view

shattered mirror

they are not a series but have some of the same characters. They're also about vampires.kind of like the vampires falling in love with the human.demon in my view and shattered mirror both have teenagers in high school. They are all really good.





S.E. HINTON



the outsiders

about greasers and the socs, rumbles and running away



Tuesdays with Morrie

Flowers For Algernon (Again, there is some parts of this book that are more mature than children's books, but, then again, I've seen much more YA books that are wayyy more PG13 than this one.)

Pay it Forward

Animal Farm

The Giver

East of Eden

The Library Card

Stargirl

Chasing Redbird

The Book Thief

All the "Miss Julia" Books

The Outsiders

The Schwa was Here

Stotan!

Whale Talk

Chinese Handcuffs

Running Loose

Ironman

Walk Two Moons

Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl

1984

-"Sweet Blood" by: Pete Hautman

-"Tithe" by: Holly Black

-"Pride & Prejudice" by: Jane Austin

-"Dead Witch Walking" by: Kim Harrison

-"So You Want To Be a Wizard" by: Diane Duane

-"Define Normal" and "Keeping You a Secret" by: Julie Anne Peters

-"The Ring of Five Dragons" by: Eric Van Lustbader

-"The Wee Free Men" by:Terry Pratchett

-"The Singer of All Songs" by: Kate Constable

-"Gathering Blue" by: Lois Lowery

-"Catalyst" and "Speak" by: Laurie Halse Anderson

-"A Great and Terrible Beauty" by: Libba Bray

-"Abarat" by" Clive Barker

-"The Secret Country" by: Pamela Dean

-"Perfume: The Story of a Murderer" by:Patrick Suskind
george s
2007-10-19 13:43:44 UTC
FANTASY doesn't put money into your purse....



Get a good education, good job, good husband, and then read fantasy afterwards....
2007-10-19 10:49:10 UTC
READ THE BIBLE
Jazmen S
2007-10-21 20:05:03 UTC
wow !!
2007-10-19 14:38:44 UTC
Playboy, penthouse, etc. Good Articles LOL!!
ahedou2
2007-10-19 08:42:37 UTC
The Bible.
2007-10-18 18:09:40 UTC
School books! :--#)
2007-10-18 14:30:19 UTC
Anything by Meg Cabot, Stephenie Meyer, and I love the Sisterhood of The Traveling Pants series. Read Ida B. by Katherine Hanigan, and Catalyst by Laurie Halse Anderson, and Sammy Keyes series by Wendelin Van Draanen. The Nature of Jade by Deb Caletti.
2007-10-18 13:46:21 UTC
Kiss & Blog by Alyson Noel

Downsiders by Neal Shusterman

Double Identity by Margaret Peterson Haddix

All-American Girl by Meg Cabot (and it's sequel, Ready or Not)

Confessions of an Almost Movie Star by Mary Kennedy

Dream Factory by Brad Barkley and Heather Hepler (that's my favorite out of all of these!)
2007-10-19 13:07:55 UTC
magazines!



totally for teens ;)
Terry D
2007-10-18 20:57:17 UTC
don't smoke treat other people like you want to be treated.

you have to stand for something or you will stand for nothing at all. let Jesus in to your like
<3
2007-10-20 19:10:31 UTC
enthusiam by polly shullman idk if i spelled that correctly!
Shunsui Kyouraku is 100% MINE!!
2007-10-20 17:29:46 UTC
How about MANGAS ?!?!?!?!?!?!?!
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2007-10-18 15:56:31 UTC
NANCY DREW WAS MY FAVORITE IN SCHOOL
BluhBluh
2007-10-18 14:49:05 UTC
Twilight series by Stephenie Meyer



Naughts & Crosses series by Malorie Blackman



Uglies trilogy by Scott Westerfeld



Avon True Romance series (historical romance books for teens)



Ghost Boy by Ian Lawrence
BabyT
2007-10-18 13:55:48 UTC
The Truth About Diamonds

The A-List

Bergdorf Blondes

The Giver

Wolves in Chic Clothing

Angus, Thongs, and Full Frontal Snogging



thats just a few that i like but there are tons more out there just do a search of chick lit and i'm sure you will find some that you like



http://www.bettendorflibrary.com/teen/booklists/chick_lit.htm

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&rls=com.microsoft%3A*%3AIE-SearchBox&rlz=1I7HPIB&q=Chick+Lit+For+Teens
2007-10-17 16:06:51 UTC
Well some books that I enjoyed...

Twilight series (amazing, simply amazing!)

A great and terrible Beauty

Uglies Triology

Any of the classics (duh) Wuthering Hights, exc

Bartemaes Triology

I also would suggest

The named

Vampire diaries

The naming

Lord of the rings

Alison rules

Icing on the lake

Bartamaes Trilogy

Inkheart
warjo2611
2007-10-18 17:31:59 UTC
Bible
ZER0 C00L ••AM••VT••
2007-10-18 15:10:04 UTC
Everyone of course is going to suggest the Harry Potter series (myself included), but I'd also suggest the Pit Dragon Trilogy by Jane Yolen.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Pit_Dragon_Trilogy



I read those books when I was younger and really really enjoyed them. They're "fantasy" in that they're set in another world ruled by a feudal society and populated by both humans and dragons (though the dragons are only used in fighting pits).
2007-10-18 14:40:02 UTC
O.K. you are 13 and can read at a collegiate level...bravo!! I am giving you a suggestion that has stayed with me since I was 13! It was a book that was very special to me, it's a book about growing up and the "changes" that us girls all get to experience. I felt as though it was written just for me. I don't know if you will find it too juvenile, but you may like it?



The book is titled ------> Are you there God it's me Margaret? by Judy Blume



If you haven't already read it give it a try!
Yukina
2007-10-18 14:10:25 UTC
You can read all the Harry Potter books! ^_^



I know this book is for younger readers (but adults love H.P. too!) but Harry Potter and the rest of the characters have grown up so much so I think you can give it a try since you said that you usually stick to younger adult books...but maybe you already read all of them since is so popular XD.



Since you like to read alot why not read books about the career(s) you want to do and study it to be the professional you really want to be when you grow up?



It really does help alot especially if you're still young!



I hope this helps! ^__^
Kelsey M
2007-10-18 14:06:21 UTC
Hi, I reccommend the following books:



Code Orange





The Clique (series)



Murdered, My Sweet



Who are you?



Freak the Mighty (sounds retarted but it's extremely good!)



The Outsiders



The Last book in the Universe



The Giver



There are so many books I would love to reccommend but these are the best.
ilovehorses
2007-10-18 13:41:13 UTC
I started reading when I was 4. When I was in 4th grade I read on an 8th grade level.

My favorite books are...

Nancy Drew

The Saddle Club

The Hardy Boys

The Black Stallion

A Wrinkle In Time

Black Beauty

Almost any books about horses

Little House on the Prairie

Puppy Patrol

Hannah Montana

The Yearling

101 Dalmations

and Little Women
2007-10-17 15:22:52 UTC
anything by Meg Cabot.
elie101_forever
2007-10-17 15:07:23 UTC
Try:

Any books by Kevin Brooks

Chicken Soup for the teenage Soul Books

Adult books:

The Child Called It triology

The Glass Castle by Jeanette Walls

These are both sorta adult books, but they're really good and not bad for a teen to read. They're memoirs and really sad though.

Fantasy:

Scrapped Princess Novel Series

Hope that helped.

Happy Reading :)
?
2007-10-17 14:56:02 UTC
I love all books by Sarah Dessen, they are always so real and funny too, plus they are Young Adult books.
deb
2007-10-17 14:46:01 UTC
go to www.bookreporter.com...great site, they have a teen section..they list new releases, i have won four books from them.
truth42
2007-10-17 14:43:52 UTC
An author I really enjoyed, which guys probably wouldn't like is a trilogy by Jan Siegel, the first book is called Prospero's Children. This book series is really interesting take on fantasy/myth.
2007-10-17 14:39:46 UTC
The Book Thief by Markus Zusak. That would be my recommendation.
2007-10-17 14:35:03 UTC
Have you read the clique books? What about pretty little devils? I liked those books,but you've probably read them already.
Smack
2007-10-17 14:34:33 UTC
Gossip Girls.

anything written by Lurlene McDaniel.

yeah.

they are amazing
?
2007-10-19 13:22:26 UTC
hey read this.

Victoria Elizabeth Smith.

She looked at her scarred wrists, the wrists she once slit with the edge of a sharp razor. She was only a teen when she tried to take her own life. Her name was Victoria Elizabeth Smith a Homicide Detective for the NYPD. Standing 5feet 9inches and about 150 pounds. Golden blonde hair and beautiful blue eyes like the sky. Any guy will kill to date her, but her heart was broken too many times. She spent more time with the death than her own family. Her life was dark and enigmatic. After all she was strong as a horse, and let nothing put her down.



Victoria had a long day and she was ready to lie down to get some rest. As she closed her eyes, she quickly fell into an abyss full of chaos. The images of her abusive father flashed on her mind. His strong fist charging fiercely towards her mother’s face one hit after another. She saw her herself peeking through the door of her room, holding tight the only doll she had and hearing her father’s fist slam towards her mother until he slowly stopped. As her mother lay unconscious, her father slowly approached her room and opened the door making a squeaking noise. Little Victoria dropped to her knees and burst into tears, her father having a perverse look in his eyes, slowly unbuckle his belt and put his zipper down, he then closed the door shut making the night eternal. Victoria’s beeper wildly vibrated and woke her up out of her horrible childhood memories. It said James Carter and an address where she was needed. Something had come up in the middle of the night. James was her partner. She quickly got out of bed, put on her Levis jeans and her shirt. She grabbed her car keys, bag and 9mm, rapidly rushing out the door not knowing what the night had in store for her.



Victoria anxiously opened the door of her mini cooper, started on the engine and race down the street. The night was cool and the wind blew her beautiful enchanting hair in a very seductive way. As she drove, she looked through her bag, and grabbed her red lipstick; she quickly applied it to her upper lip and slowly down her bottom lip. Victoria whisper to herself, “Why James will call me this late, It must been something real big.” The suspense was killing her, so she grabbed her phone and called James. He picked up on strange tone saying "Victoria, Where are you, you have to come down here, right now…" She asked what was going on, and his reply was "...Your not are not gone believe it...”, followed by a cough, he hung up and left her hanging from what she was going to say. For James to sound so serious and strange, it was something very serious. Detective James was the typical clown. He always joked around and tried to make people laugh, but something about his tone, made Victoria worried.



Her destination was Long Island City, Queens, an abandoned factory. She looked at the clock and boldly said 2:45 A.M. She whispers, "…It isn't a very good time to be around that area at this time…" After a 30 minute drive, she was finally there. The flashing sirens near the crime scene could have been seen from blocks away. It was something serious. NYPD, Crime forensics and even FBI were there. Victoria parked her car, and quickly got out. Flashing her badge, saying Homicide Detective coming through, everyone got out of her way. She had a reputation of being an excellent detective and having a nasty attitude, so no one mess with her. She stepped into the crime scene, and James stood there with his flashlight pointing up a couple of feet from the ground. Victoria stare in disbelief and closed her eyes saying "…God, Why?..."





The body of a torture black male hanged from the ceiling by several tuna fish hooks pierced onto his shoulders and long iron chains locked into the ceiling. The body hanged, lifelessly. The body dangled slowly back and forth, with massive impacts to the face. Victoria couldn't believe a person could have done this. This was no person, this was a monster. A cruel demon with no remorse. James began talking about the time of death, cause of death and all the details about the victim. Victoria wasn't listening, she slowly examine the body for any special details. Victoria noticed something about his fingers, his finger nails were missing. She quickly turned around and asked James, Do you have down all of his fingernails are missing. James replied "…Uhh no…", well write it down Victoria said coldly.



The Forensics began to look for evidence that could help the detectives catch the murdered. Anything will be useful, even one fingerprint. After hours of looking, nothing was found. He is a professional Victoria shouted, and James replies on a sarcastic way "…duh…" Victoria approached a table not so far from where the young man hanged. There was a piece of paper and something written on it.

It was a yellow paper. It seemed like it was written nervously after doing this horrific act. Victoria could of picture the stress and the pressure the murdered had been trough. The paper said “FORIVE ME FOR THIS ACT, AND FORGIVE ME FOR WHAT IM ABOUT TO COMMIT”

This puzzle Victoria, She taught and whisper to herself as usual saying Aif he stroked ones, he can strike twice@

Forensic Clark Burrows was the head in making autopsies to the victims. Victoria and James entered his lab, and he began briefing. Name Mark Johnson, Sex Male, 35 years of age, 6 feet 2 inches, and 195 pounds. Time of death less than five hours ago, cause of death, powerful blow to right temple leaving the sphenoid bone (temple) completely “dented”. The final blow taken to the left temple caused severe damage to the cerebral hemispheres leading to a very painful death.

In general, it wasn’t a pleasant death Burrows said. Victoria carefully analyzed the corpse. The holes that the tuna hooks left behind made her feel disgusted. She couldn’t watch anymore and decided to leave. After staying up all night, Victoria went home and slept.

Victoria headed to the precinct. She wanted to find out everything about the victim, Mark Johnson. When she arrived to her office, she sat down on her computer and opened the database. Before she did anything, a message popped up in the screen saying “…New message, Please Check…” The message contained only one sentence where it said, “…Did you sleep well after seeing his body, where the pink pjs comfy..?”

Victoria flipped but she remained quiet about this. She asked to herself how the hell this person knew she was wearing pink pjs. It made Victoria worry a lot. The message was from an unknown sender, and she couldn’t trace it back. She cursed out loud and everyone around turn their heads towards her, and shouted “You people having nothing else to do!?”

She put the message aside, and began investigating who Mark Johnson was. She skim trough all his records. Reading quickly read US Citizen, African American, 6’2”, and she found something that caught her attention. His criminal record, Johnson was convicted of sec.130.65 Sexual abuse in the first degree, consider a felony class D. He was convicted back in 92 and served 8 years in prison, the victim a twelve year old girl.

Victoria felt the rushing blood come up her jugular veins up to her head. Deep inside Victoria felt

“happy” this man was vanished from the face of this earth. The other side tells her not to think like that and not be that way.

There was more to this murder than just an act of hate, or just because the murdered felt like it.

Victoria had to put the pieces of the puzzles in place and use all she knew to put this man behind bars. The man wasn’t an amateur; he knew how to play the game and left no evidence at all that traced back at him, leaving it extremely difficult to search for suspects. There wasn’t even one witness that will help lead her and James to a possible suspect.

Weeks went by fast and the case remained the same, a mystery. It wasn’t until Victoria received a call from SWAT Captain Keller. When Victoria picked up her phone, she heard a strong voice shouting “...VICTORIA WE NEED YOU AT 125-45 JAMAICA ESTATES IMMIDIATLEY!!!..” followed by a clicking noise. Victoria was at pub having a beer; she paid the bartender and rushed out the door faster than a bullet. She stepped onto her cooper and shift the gearbox to fifth, rushing through the L.I, zigzagging trough the lanes like a crazy teenager. She could hear the horses of the engine screaming and shouting to step on the gas a little more. Victoria loved speeding, and her car was a 05’ Mini Cooper dual turbo charged engine. After almost causing a major accident with her craziness behind the wheel, she reached her exit.

When she arrived fearful men where armed, with submachine guns calmly aiming towards a house. Victoria parked her car, and got out yelling what the hell was going on. Captain Keller briefed her with the latest Intel and then provided her with a beautiful steyr AUG bullpup rifle. The situation was that an unknown caller contacted the police saying he was responsible for the murder of Mark Johnson and had committed a second murder. He also mentioned he was heavily armed and ready to put up a good fight.

Victoria couldn’t believe a mastermind like this, the mysterious murder brought up this upon him. NYPD negotiator Adam Cubbin was unable to reach the suspect and could not begin with the procedure of talking it out. Therefore violent force must have to be taken to put an end to this. Captain Keller commands his man to surround the house, placed several snipers in the surroundings and he was ready to deploy its men inside the house.

Victoria asked permission to Keller if she could join in them in the raid into the house. Permission was granted and Victoria armed with her AUG and a 9mm as her side arm, lead team A into the house. Knocking the door down and screaming NYPD everybody down, the house was calm and everything was still. Victoria lead team A inside and secured the perimeter. There was no sign of the suspect or his suppose victim until the body of naked man was found in the kitchen floor with a severe cut from his neck to pelvis.

Victoria put her rifle down and analyzed the body carefully. It was similar to Johnson’s death. Beautifully executed, slowly tortured to death. Psychotic fantasies, taught Victoria. The murdered was a freak, and was impulsively obsessed with torture. The blood in the floor had an awkward smell and funny color. The corpse was rotting and horrific smells overwhelm everyone in the room. Victoria noticed there was a lot of food spilled and vomit throughout the floor. She called up Crime Scene Unit to make further investigations in the matter.

As Victoria stood up a loud bang quickly reached her ears, making her draw her gun in a second and opened fire on a man that ran through the door. She jumped and raced out of the door down the steps, she saw him. A tall bald man stepping into a classic muscle car, and insanely speeding down the road. She ran to her car, and began chasing the suspect. She sped like never before, putting her sirens on of her tiny cooper everyone got out of her way.

She raced down the L.I. for the second time in a day, but this time she felt her heart pounding against her chest, feeling an adrenaline rush, she hit the clutch and shifts the gearbox to the sixth speed. The steering wheel was now intensively shaking due to the extreme speed she was going at. The speed o meter marked 140 mph, at these speeds and the size of her car. One spin of the wheel and her life was gone. There was no time to call backup, it was only her and him.

In a game of Tom and Jerry, her car didn’t have the power the old camaro had. She was at least five hundred feet from him, and the roaring engine of his muscle car could be heard from there. Her car was now overheating and she had to stop. Extremely frustrated, Victoria slam her dedicated hands against the steering wheel, cursing. A slight tear went down her cheek, making her eyes bluer than ever. Her frustration to catch this mystery killer went to an obsession. She felt impotence of him being a lot smarter than her, and she asked herself how the hell he was not detected in the house.

When Victoria started heading back to the precinct her phone ran off the hook. Crying and cursing she raced her way back where the chief will be up her butt about all this mess. She had already too much stuff in mind to deal with his crap, so she didn’t even bother to think about him. All she had in mind was to lock up this animal once and for all, but only knowing that he was tall, bald and owned a camaro didn’t cut it.

It was that time to see Forensic Clark again. Slowly narrating all details about the victim and caused of death, Victoria rudely interrupted and asked him. “..What’s inside his torso?” Clark gave the strangest look to Victoria, putting his sight down and he slowly said …”You ain’t going to believe it...” Slowly opening the deep cut, a bunch of small papers was revealed. It wasn’t paper; they were photographs, photographs of young little girls and cute teenagers. The images were cover by blood and a nasty slimly substance but the cute faces could still be seen.

Victoria couldn’t believe this. It seems like the murder choose his victims according to the type of people Victoria strongly despised. She took the bloody latex gloves off, and slam the lab door open, walking quickly towards the computer criminologist. She yelled …”Get me all the info you can on Eric Miller, S.S. # 125-47-9237...”

Eric Miller was the second victim. Standing 5 feet 8 inches and about 275 pounds, he was severely over weight. Victoria asked Clark for the full autopsy of his body, and he handed her the paper with all the details.

According to Clark it seemed like he was fed over and over until his stomach became the size of a basketball. That wasn’t the cause of death tough; he died from severe internal bleeding. He was cut opened alive, but he was numb on anesthetics. He was paralyzed when the savage slowly opened his torso with the sharp surgical knife. He watched his own death, literally. His death wasn’t physical painful, but caused an extreme psychological trauma. What can be worse to see your whole torso open and be stuffed with photographs of little girls.

This was too much, Victoria was becoming self destructive, drinking massive amounts of alcohol and not even knowing who she really was. This case was special from any other case she had in the past. It brought back many childhood memories. Victoria hated her father; he abused her sexually for over five years until the night of May 25 1988. She taught about how she struck her own father with a 12 inch blade. Piercing his chest and blood gushing out, and getting all over her. She wasn’t convicted of murder, due to self defense. Her mother couldn’t handle the death of her husband, even after he abused her countless times. She committed suicide, and Victoria was left an orphan at age 14.

Chief of Detectives, Joe Carter was thinking about taking Victoria off the case. She was letting her personal life influence her professional life. The little games this murderer was playing weren’t healthy for Victoria at all. He was ready to take her out of the case, until his phone ranged.

It was a police officer, requesting for Crime Scene Unit and homicide detectives to assist. Joe called Victoria, giving her the location and latest info. He turned around and looked out his window not knowing for sure if he made the right call.

Rushing once again down the highway, Victoria was anxious to arrive. When she did, the saw the “NO TRASSPASING” tape being attached from one post to another. The scene was in the middle of the street. The bodies of a young girl lie in the middle of the street. Victoria kneels down, and a tear went down her cheek. She wasn’t even angry; she was just ashamed of how ignorant we humans are. Of how one can commit such act to another, of how the so call “leaders” of our nations can declare war on another and completely change lives worldwide.

Victoria sat down and just stared at the teen age girl. Her wrists were slit, but this time that girl was at the other side. She taught of how this city is an urban jungle full of predators, and people still loved this city. Her body seemed cold and was blue, she was naked. When CSU (Crime Scene Unit) arrived, her body was put on the last thing she will be on, a black plastic bag.

Victoria knew who ever he was. He killed this victim to remind her of her haunting past. Ignoring her extreme anger, she drove down to the morgue to once again listen to Mr. Clark coldly describe her death.

As Victoria went down the road, she spaced out and out of the blue. An extremely powerful force slammed her tiny car and blasted her head against her window and the glass shattered into a thousand pieces. After that extreme impact, everything went pitch black.

Victoria opened her eyes slowly, awkwardly she was upside down. Her car had been severely crashed. She could smell the oil dripping down her engine. She had cuts all over her face, and a deep cut on the side of her skull. She couldn’t think or react. A horrible headache over powered her brain from thinking and she was unable to comply. She gave up and closed her eyes.

Detective James rushed into the hospital, and desperately asked where she was held. A security officer that was the size of a gorilla told him to cool off and grabbed him by the shoulders. James wasn’t that tall, and he always felt threaten by taller men, he flashed his badge and colt 45 on his face, and warned him if he ever touched him he will put a bullet through his head. The security officer, knowing how angry he was, he just nodded and let him walk.

James had been in love with Victoria ever since he first met her. When he spoke to the doctor and, him telling him that she was in coma, it was like a hammer had came down upon him and crushed him. James held her hand, and a tear went down his cheek. He couldn’t believe this had happened. The worst part of all was that it was no accident. This was an assassination attempt. The car that slammed into her cooper was a camaro, same model, and same powerful roaring engine as the one she once bravely chased. Unfortunately, there was no plate number or any evidence that lead to this freak. Once again confusion occurred in the mind James and everyone in this investigation. Why? Will the murdered try to kill Victoria in a car? Why not just torture her just like he did with the other three. It wasn’t until this mastermind entered the doors of the hospital and made an astonishing ending to his great game.

Sean David Brooks entered the hospital. His height made him look strong and scary. He had not one hair in his head, he was completely bald. In his right arm, a tattoo written in German, it said “Tod zwingt die, die ihm entgegensetzen” meaning “Death compels those who oppose it”

He wore a long trench coat, which disguise powerful weapons of death. A 12 pump action shot gun and dual m92 Berettas and enough ammunition to take down a small army. He pressed the UP sign of the wall and pressed the number six in the elevator. He closed his eyes and began to pray.

When the door opened he started walking down the hall and to the left. There the gorilla security officer stood guarding Victoria’s room. Sean slowly approached the security guard, and in a split second, he injected a lethal poison into the officer’s throat that let him slowly close his eyes shut forever.

Sean dragged the dead body into Victoria’s room. She laid calmly with severe bruises to her face and lots of cuts throughout her body. Sean locked the door, and ridiculously no one saw anything. He stood up besides her. The man Victoria despises and wanted to kill with her own hands was right in front of her. Victoria could feel some one besides her, even after she was in a deep coma.

Sean began speaking, having a German accent but very understandable. He said “...Victoria you’re a great woman. A great detective that’s served over ten years to a city that gave nothing back to you. You had arrested innocent men and casted many demons to prison. You have chased evil all your life and you never took a minute to look into yourself. You are oblivious to the fact you destroyed many homes by arresting innocent men and woman, you are oblivious to the power words have. You are selfish and careless, you try to be “good” but have no idea how quickly you are destroying yourself with your haunted past. You think by arresting “bad” people, you will save this world from self destruction? You are wrong. This world is like a ying yang, there will always be evil and good. No one is an angel, and no one is a full devil. I idolize you, but in your eyes I was a simple janitor that cleaned your office. You had no idea who I was, but now you will. Now you will never forget my name, and these words. I planed all this correctly; I did not miss one detail. I wanted to show you what true evil was, and to prove you, you can’t get everything your way. I hoped I made you stressed, I hoped you hate me for taking your work in removing bad from this earth. I killed those two men because they were savages, rapist and child molesters they deserved to be killed and torture. The little girl was to really get to you and touch you deep inside. Make your remember all those haunting memories from your father, and to crash you. The last step was this, this conversation, after I walk out of this room, the world will know me as a ruthless murderer but only you will know the truth. Only you will know my Victoria. You’re enchanting and I was obsessed with you. For now I must depart into the gates of hell, where Lucifer itself held’s a special ceremony for me, all the presidents of hell await in a circle for me to come to their arms and join them for eternity. Where Allu the faceless and monstrous demon awaits to rip me into a million pieces for the actions I done here. I do not fear him; I know I have a good place in hell, better than here in earth. He kissed her goodbye, and slowly walked towards the door.

He stepped out with a look of pride and anger. Sean whipped out his pump-action 12 gauge. Walking towards his victims, taking one step at a time with a smirk on his face, he opened fire. The victims were armed with 9mms; pointing and shouting “Freeze!” the echo of their voices triggered an explosive nuclear reaction on his mind, and open fire uncontrollably.

All the small buckshot pebbles dashed trough the air, smashing everything in its path and finally meeting its faith, a young rookie cop. The pump action reloading sound was the reaper itself in the ears of an armless security officer. Once again another blow breaking glass, medicine cabinets and exploding metal fragments all over the place. Blood slowly spilled on the floor, making a river of blood and broken things.

Backup was on its way. Captain Keller loaded his m4a1 rifle and his men were ready for combat. Professional sharp shooters surrounded the area, and had their cross hair in the main entrances. Holding their breath steady, right until the moment he came out and a .50 caliber bullet that travels at a rate of 853 m/s will pierce his forehead, gently penetrating his brain and finally coming out of the back. As he ran downstairs towards the main entrance, he would hear the distant sirens approach. He was sure it will be the last sweet noise he will ever hear.

Time went by slowly for the cops outside; they felt the cold sweat drip down their foreheads. The cold sensation and the smell of death in the air made them ponder. They had the power to take a life in a pull of their finger.

He took his lasts steps slowly. He marched with his head up high, feeling no shame. Dropping his shotgun, he took out both of his silver m92 Berettas, both beautifully polished and so clean. He was only a couple of steps away from meeting his faith. He took a breath and the automatic doors slide open.

Sean bravely lifted his arms and began firing, a rain of bullets that blocked out the sun decent upon him. Closing his blue eyes and every bullet that pierced his body felt awkwardly good. The bullets left permanent holes, and blood slowly flowed down being pulled by gravity. He dropped to his knees, opened his eyes that reveal a blue shatter sky, the last image he saw. He slowly collapsed whispering ... “forgive me, lord for all my sins…” Just like that Sean David Brooks was killed January 25 2007 at 10:25 A.M.
2007-10-17 15:32:58 UTC
Yeah, I'm 14 and I read on a college level as well. My favorite young adult fantasy novels are Inkheart and Inkspell by Cornelia Funke, Eragon and Eldest by Christopher Paoloni, Cry of the Icemark and Blade of Fire by Stuart Hill, and The Pendragon Adventure(8 books in this one. didn't want to type them) by D.J. MacHale. These are beautifully written and great reads, I highly recommend them.



I hope I helped. Read on.
2007-10-17 14:41:08 UTC
inkheart, inkspell, dragon rider, the theik lord, eragon, eldest, the dark hills divide, magyk, flyte, physik


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