Do you know of any books that are worth reading? [ Edited ]

[reading_is_my_…]

i read at least a book a week, and during the summer i'm going to have some extra time on my hands to read. so i would want to buy a bunch of books that i can read (and enjoy) so if you've read any books that are just amazing pease tell me(:

Message Edited by reading_is_my_thing on 05-25-2009 06:12 PM

[ancameni]

I am not sure what kind of books you enjoy. I am usually all over the board. I loved "The Thirteenth Tale". Currently I read"The forgotten Garden"

ancameni

[Anna_Louise]

Usually young adults books are worth reading and especially try the B&N Recommends series of books.  Most of those have been wonderful, interesting reads.  Hope this helps.

Anna

[Ivonne]

Hi,

I just wanted to share this information with you guys. Book Reader Times is a book club forum. They have really good monthly giveaways. They are having a "Short Story" contest going on now with great prizes. I will post the links and you can check it out if you wish.

link for short story contest: http://www.bookreadertimes.proboards.com/index.cgi?action=display&board=contests&thread=223&page=1

forum link: www.bookreadertimes.proboards.com

[enjoy_learning]

 

Atlas Shrugged  

[poohbear1SD]

This is my neice's new book , she's a new author .It's called DIRTY BUTTER. Go to WATERWAYBOOKS.COM and read up on it , i'm sure you will enjoy it.

[catanderson]

I just finished Rat Bastard by Yvonne Hundshamer and Bethany Ludka. Cute story, a little mystery, a little romance. Quick read - every one in our book club was able to read AND finish it in time for book club.

[autumn77]

Angel in the Attic by Patti Clark  Very interesting, I'm sure you will enjoy it.

[autumn77]

If you enjoy fiction reading with a hint of supernatural quality read Angel in the Attic by Patti Clark

[autumn77]

New Author Patti Clark has Angel in the Attic on lone. It's getting some attention

[yoshipumkin]

I've been re-reading post-apocalyptic and evil government books.  Two different "genres" but I for some reason group them together in my mind.  1984, The Road, I Am Legend, A Brave New World, Ayn Rand's Anthem.  And then watch Equilibrium and you're good to go.  

[drdln]

If you like non-fiction books, you may check the list.  

I have recently published some of my titles onBarnes and Noble too:

http://productsearch.barnesandnoble.com/search/results.aspx?store=book&ATH=Dr+Sukhraj+S+Dhillon 

[dgiznya]

I just finished the Chaos Walking Triology. (Patrick Ness)

The Knife of Never Letting Go (the first page hooks you right away.)

The Ask and the Answer

Monsters of Men

Really very enjoyable books.

They were to me at least.