book suggstions,very detailed..!!!!!!!!?

Question

okay so I've read and loved all of these books....
Sarah Dessen-All(Truth about forever,this lullaby,someone like you...)
L.J. Smith-All books(Vampire Diaries,Secret Circle,Night World...)
Stephenie Meyer- all (Twilight series,the host)
Richelle Mead- Vampire Academy series and Succubus Blues
Nancy Holder&Debbie Viguie- Wicked Series
Lurlene McDaniel- Angels Trilogy, Dawn Rochelle series, angels in pink series, Time capsule, the end of forever,prey....
P.C.&Kristin Cast- House of Night Series
Meg Cabot-All except Mediator Series and 1-800-where-are-you series(I will though)
Maureen Johnson- Girl at Sea,!3 little blue envelopes,The key to the golden firebird,the bermudez triangle....
Kate Brian - Lucky T
Brad Barkley& Heather Hepler-Dream Factory& Scrambled Eggs at midnight
Teri Brown- Read my lips
Polly Shulman-Enthusiasm
Ally Carter- Gallagher Girls Series
Muareen Johnson,lauren myracle,john green-let it snow
cecilia ahern- rosie dunne adn p.s. I love you
Nikki Burnham-Sticky Fingers, Scary Beautiful, Royally Jacked, Spin Control, Do Over
Erin Downing-Prom Crashers, Dancing Queen
Catherine Hapka-Something Borrowed, The Twelve Dates of Christmas
Whitney Lyles-Party Games
Jennifer Echols-Major Crush, The Boys Next Door
Micol Ostow-Crush du Jour, Gettin Lucky, 30 guys in 30 days
Jamie Ponti-Animal Attraction
Aimee Friedman- A Novel Idea
P.J. Ruditis- Love,Hollywood Style
Stacia Deutsch&Rhody Cohon-In the Stars
Nancy Krulik-She's got the Beat
Suzanne Weyn- South Beach Sizzle
Kelly McClymer- Getting to Third Date
Wendy Toliver- The Secret Life of a teenage Siren
Jo Edwards-Love undercover
Holly Black- Tithe,Ironside, Valiant
Ann Brashares-Sisterhood of the traveling pants series
Cynthia Leitich Smith- Tantalize
Melissa Marr-Wicked Lovely, Ink Exchange
Melissa De La Cruz- Blue Bloods Series
Tera Lynn Childs- Oh. My. Gods.
E. Lockhart- The Boyfriend List,Fly on the Wall, The Boy Book
Cornelia Funke- Inkheart Series
Tina Ferarro-Top Ten uses for an unworn prom dress
Libba Bray-A great and Terrible Beauty series
Hailey Abbott- The Bridesmaid
Susane Colasanti- When it Happens


Srry to make you read all that but I really need some good book suggestions b/c I have nothin to read.Anything like them woud be much appreciated.

Answer 1

Dangerous Angels by Francesca Lia Block

The Big Over Easy by Jasper Fforde



Those are two of my favorites

Answer 2

Here is a list of books I like.



Louise Rennison – confessions of Georgia Nicolson series



1. Angus, thongs and perfect snogging.

2. On the Brightside, I’m now the girlfriend of a sex god

3. Knocked out by my nunga-nungas

4. Dancing in my nuddy pants

5. Away laughing on a fast camel

6. Then he ate my boy entrancers

7. Startled by his furry shorts

8. Love is a many trousered thing

9. Stop in the name of pants







Phyllis Reynolds Naylor (series)



1. The agony of Alice

2. Alice in Rapture, Sort of

3. Reluctantly Alice

4. All but Alice

5. Alice in April

6. Alice in-between

7. Alice the brave

8. Alice in lace

9. Outrageously Alice

10. Achingly Alice

11. Alice on the outside

12. The grooming of Alice

13. Alice alone

14. Simply Alice

15. Patiently Alice

16. Including Alice

17. Alice on her way

18. Alice in the knew

19. Dangerously Alice

20. Almost Alice





Rachel Hawthorne



Love on the lifts

Thrill ride

The boyfriend league

Labor of love

Island girls (and boys)

Snowed in

Caribbean cruising

Suite dreams





Catherine Clark



Icing on the lake

Mane squeeze

Picture perfect

So inn love

Truth or dairy (Banana Splitsville)

Wurst case scenario (Rocky road trip)





Elizabeth Chandler



Summer in the city



Simon Romantic Comedies



Cameron Dokey - how not to spend your senior year

Erin downing - Dancing queen

Erin downing - Prom crashers

Jennifer Echols - The boys next door

Jennifer Echols - Major crush

Johanna Edwards - love undercover

Niki Burnham - Scary Beautiful

Niki Burnham - Royally Jacked

Niki Burnham - Spin control (sequel to Royally Jacked)

Niki Burnham - Do-over (sequel to Royally Jacked and Spin control)

Aimee Friedman - A novel idea

Milcol Ostow - 30 guys in 30 days

Milcol Ostow - Crush du jour

Milcol Ostow - Gettin’ Lucky

Wendy Toliver - The secret life of a teenage siren

Whitney Lyles - Party games

Nancy Krulik - Puppy love

Nancy Krulik - Ripped at the seams

Nancy Krulik - She’s got the beat

Caroline Goode - Cupidity

Catherine Hapka - Something Borrowed

Catherine Hapka - The twelve dates of Christmas

Suzanne Weyn and Diana Gozalez - South beach sizzle

P.J. Ruditis - Love, Hollywood style

Kelly McClymer - getting to third date

Jamie Poti - Animal Attraction

Stacia Deutsh & Rhody Cohon - In the stars





Tamara Summers



He’s with me

Save the date





Melissa Kantor



Confessions of a not it girl

The break up bible

If I have a wicked stepmother, where’s my prince?



Emma Harrison



Tourist trap

The best girl





Stephie Davis



Putting boys on the ledge

Studying boys

Who needs boys







Kate Brian



Megan Meade's Guide to the McGowan Boys





Jade Parker (Rachel Hawthorne) (series)



1. Robyn Making a splash

2. Caitlin Making a splash

3. Whitney Making a splash



Sarah Mlynowski (series)

1. Frog & french kisses

2. Bras & broomsticks

3. Spells & sleeping bags

4. Parties & potions

Answer 3

With plot details, if it makes anything confusing for the reader (or for you), then it shouldn't stay in. Like in my story, I had this idea that my characters had to get a book and a key, then a stone, but then I thought that the key was completely useless and didn't need to be in there - so I took it out. It's made the plot easier to follow, made plans easier to be told, and made the entire adventure more lenient. You get me? In this instance, less is more. With setting details,less is, once again, more, unless the setting is vital to the story. If you're going to go overboard and describe every little thing, then it'll drag on for the reader. I guess it won't drag on if you split the description up into little paragraphs, seperated by short scenes and dialogue; but, nonetheless, it is better to keep it to the essentials. If you want to get the atmosphere right for a place, by all means use the right words and just enough to give the reader specific knowledge, but try not to use as much as half a page when you're describing a town or a house. You still with me? Okay - onto the last bit! :D I like to know even the small things about the characters, even if they're unimportant. I want to get to know them, and the finer the detail, the deeper the character! If you can slip the odd fact about character A into their conversation with character B without going off on a tangent, that's cracking! The more, the merrier in this situation!

Answer 4

The Uglies Series, Peeps & The Last Days by Scott Westerfield

The Mortal Instruments Trilogy by Cassandra Clare

Blood & Chocolate

Answer 5

Jay Asher--Thirteen Reasons Why

Cassandra Clare--City of Bones

Annette Curtis Clause--The Silver Kiss

Garth Nix--Sabriel

Robin Wasserman--Skinned



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Answer 6

so by the titles i did read, i infer that you like romance. Sorry if i reapeat some that you already have read i didnt read the whole list.

Here are some books i suggest for you (They arent all romance):

Wuthering heights - Emily Bronte (Im currently reading this myself)

heartbeat - sharon creech

as long as were together - judy blume

heres to you, racheal robbinson (sequel to as long as were togetrher) - judy blume

tuck everlasting - natalie Babbit

Just ella - marget petterson haddix



if you like thriilers, then try out lois duncan. my favorite of hers are 'stranger with my face' and, 'locked in time'.



Hope you find some more good books!

Answer 7

Try these authors: Tamora Pierce, Shannon Hale, Garth Nix, and Diana Wynne Jones.



They all are great fantasy writers

Answer 8

Shannon Hale - Bayern series (the first book is called The Goose Girl) :) My favorite!!



I've read The Goose Girl at least 6 times and it still hasn't gotten old :) haha...

Answer 9

Cool list of what you have read.



What is missing are the greatest classics. I recommend the following:

Wuthering Heights - Emily Bronte (Romance, Ghost)

Jane Eyre - Charlotte Bronte (Romance)

Pride and Prejudice - Jane Austen (Romance, Society)

Dracula - Bram Stoker (Horror)

Frankenstein - Mary Shelley (Horror, Sci-fi)

1984 - George Orwell (Political satire)

Animal Farm - George Orwell (Political satire)

The Trail - Kafka (I don't know what to define this as, but definitely weird and definitely one of the best I have ever read).



All classics are free to read in WebLiterature, so easy to select, and incurs no cost.



http://www.webliterature.net

Answer 10

O_O . Try Ghostgirl by Tonya Hurley. You can read anything by Ellen Hopkins and try Cut by Patricia Mccormick. Or stick to the classics, Dracula. Oh and like the guy above me said. Peeps, you DEFINETLY need to read it. I read it and it was awesome.

Answer 11

I've read a lot of those books too and I would recommend some of these:



♥Perfect You by Elizabeth Sott

-This book was AMAZING and I loved it! I couldnt put it down. After I finished reading it, I read it again:)

♥A Mango Shaped Space by Wendy Mass

-it is sad, but good

♥Books by Deb Caletti(The Nature of Jade is supposed to be good)

♥Wake by Lisa McMann

♥Seven Tears into the Sea by Ferri Farley

♥Books by Emily Griffin(Bloom...Love the one you're with..."

♥Two-way street by lauren barnholdt

-havent read but it sounds REALLY good.

♥Evernight by Claudia Gray

♥Old Magic by Marianne Curley

♥The Percy Jackson Series by Rick Riordan

-this series has a lot of mythilogical creatures, greek gods, in it

♥Sweethearts by Sara Zarr

-one of mi fave books actually! sooooo sweet, and I LOVED the whole idea of the book. this is a MUST READ

♥megan meade's guide to the mcgowan boys

♥Cruel summer by alyson noel

♥Deep Down Popular by Phobe Stone

♥Heaven looks a lot like the mall by wendy mass

♥Stealing heaven by elizabeth scott

♥Kiss me kill me by Lauren Henderson

♥Seventeenth Summer by Maureen Daly



I hope this helped:) Good Luck. And thank u for saying which books you read. alot of them sound really inteersing, so ill probably read some of those 2:)

Answer 12

Hop on Pop - Theodor Geisel (it's a real page turner).

Answer 13

People you really dont have to answer this lol i knnow her she is insane!!!!! give her rele crappy books or ones she has already listed lol

Answer 14

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