Has anyone read any worthy books lately to recommend?
Maybe something really suspenseful that makes you want to turn the next page or anything that makes you want to turn the page! :)
Answers:
do i even inevitability to say it...Twilight!
chinese cinderella
The key to Rondo
I read a couple of books by Gemma Townley-- The Importance of Being Married and the other one be A Wild Affair (a series). She is similar to Sophie Kinsella in style. Jessica Wild tells a little white story to a friend and is caught up in making the lie come true contained by the first book, and in the second book a series of misunderstandings make for a funny book.
The other book I read was Plain Truth by Jodi Picoult. An Amish girl is on trial when her newborn is found unconscious.
A murder is announced
Death on the Nile (romantic mystery)
both by: Agatha Christie
The Goosegirl
Enna's Burning
River Secrets
Forest Born by Shannon Hale
Graceling
Fire by Kristen Cashore
City of Bones
City of Ashes
City of Glass by Cassandra Clare
The Host by Stephenie Meyer
The Percy Jackson series by Rick Riordan
Fable haven series by Brandon Mull
The Princess Academy by Shannon Hale
(everything by Shannon Hale is awesome!)
Book of a Thousand Days by Shannon Hale
Dragon slipper
Dragon flight
Dragon Spear by Jessica Day George
Sun and Moon, Ice and Snow by Jessica Day George
Cage of Stars by Jacquelyn Mitchard
Eragon
Eldest
Brisingr by Christopher Paolini
The Hunger games
Catching Fire by Suzanne Collins
Twilight Saga by Stephenie Meyer
Harry Potter series by J.K. Rowling
No. 1 Ladies detective Agency by Alexander McCall Smith (10 books in all)
Night World series by L J Smith
Vampire Diaries by L J Smith
The Actor and the Housewife by Shannon Hale
(funniest book I have EVER read!)
The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants by Ann Brashares (liked it so-so)
Yearbook
First Day
Reunion by Allyson Braithwaite Condie
The girl who could fly by Victoria Forester
Maximum Ride series by James Patterson (a little slow, but good.)
The Naming
The Riddle
The Crow
The Singing by Alison Croggon
I DID NOT LIKE:
Marked series (too much swearing)
Interview next to Vampire by Anne Rice (too violent for me)
The ugly series (Book 3 has emo type adjectives going on)
Artemis Fowl series (evil genius kid)
Here are a couple I've read:
- The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins. It’s in the order of a reality TV show where two people from respectively state, called ‘tributes,’ must go on this TV show and are made to kill the respectively other until one survivor is left. They are not allowed to bring anything with them, and must construct weapons by themselves out of the tress, rocks etc. They must learn to hide from others, camouflage themselves, hunt manic animals for food and kill the other people. The problem is, a main individuality, Peeter, is in love with one of the other girls who has be picked for the hunger games, and he does not want to kill her – he is madly in love near her, but she doesn’t know it. It’s an extremely gripping novel, and you see how people turn on each other for survival, and how they mask (they even climb trees and sleep in the branches to be away from other enemies). Here’s the blurb on the back of the book if you want to know more:
In a dark reverie of the near future, a terrifying realness tv show is taking place. Twelve boys and twelve girls are forced to appear in a live event called the Hunger Games. There is single one rule: kill or be killed. When sixteen-year-old Katniss Everdeen steps forward to take her sister’s place surrounded by the games, she sees it as a death sentence. But Katniss has be close to death before. For her, survival is second nature.
- Prey by Michael Crichton. Blurb on the fund of the book: In the Nevada desert, an experiment has gone horribly wrong. A cloud of nanoparticles—micro-robots—has escaped from the laboratory. This cloud is self-sustaining and self-reproducing. It is intelligent and learns from experience. For all practical purposes, it is alive.
It have been programmed as a predator. It is evolving swiftly, becoming more deadly with respectively passing hour.
Every attempt to destroy it has has-been.
And we are the prey.
As fresh as today's headlines, Michael Crichton's most compelling novel yet tell the story of a mechanical plague and the desperate efforts of a handful of scientists to stop it. Drawing on up-to-the-minute scientific certainty, Prey takes us into the emerging realms of nanotechnology and artificial distributed intelligence—in a story of breathtaking suspense. Prey is a novel you can't put down. Source(s): I've read them both and couldn't put them down!
I really don't know what kind of books you are into but I enjoyed the "Sword of truth" series by Terry Goodkind. This first book contained by the series is "Wizard's First Rule".
Here's The Summary:
In the aftermath of the brutal murder of his father, Richard Cypher encounters a mysterious woman, Kahlan Amnell, in his forest sanctuary. She seeks assistance... and more. His world, his very beliefs, are shattered when ancient debts come due with thundering violence.
In their darkest hour, Kahlan call upon Richard to reach beyond his sword-to invoke within himself something more noble. Neither know that the rules of battle have been changed... or that their time have run out.
This is the beginning. One book. One rule. Witness the birth of a legend.
All rights go to Tom Doherty Associates, LLC
By the bearing ANYTHING can beat twilight in a competition. I can think of a few children's storybook's that are better than that piece of crap.
the most recent book i read was "sam's letters to jennifer" by james someone. i really like it :)
Oh my God yes! Read the Red Necklace. It is about the French Revolution. The suspense here KILLS me! And the secret nearly kocked the breath out of me. I read it becuase my teacher reccomended it and now my sister is reading it and she loves it. Also, the sequel is the Silver Blade, also completely perfect. The traits, Yann, is amazing. Hope you get to reading it! :)
So much better than Twilight!
mary higgins clark books would be a apt book for you.
Agatha Cristy
Dan Brown
plain truth y jodi picoult
these are all good authors and most of there books are dutiful Source(s): rist
It's Kind of a Funny Story by Ned Vizzini. Not exactly suspenseful in a mundane way, but I did sit down and read it in 3 hours because it was intriguing.
I agree with the other answer - The Red Necklace, by Sally Gardner, was a good book. Even if you're not really into historical fiction, it be a good, exciting read. :)
If you like sad books - 13 Reasons Why, by Jay Asher. It's give or take a few a boy who listens to these tapes that his crush recorded in the past she committed suicide. Another good one is Looking for Alaska, by John Green. This one's about a boy who starts going to a boarding school. It's funny and witty and low.
The Tiger Princess by Sarah Renee
It has animal characters but it has a lot of suspense and it really made me want to turn the subsequent page! I hope this helps!
A great read specifically popular is hunger games by suzanne collins. I enjoyed it from beginning to end. Imagine a world where on earth once a year a group of teenagers are forced into an arena where everyone kills each other to be the concluding one standing. Kill or be killed. Its fast pace from start to end and has suspense, romance, betrayal, and comedy
Faces of Fear by John Saul is a great read
Water For Elephants by Sara Gruen
Expect: Romance, Drama, Fashion, History, Fantasy, Classics, Non-Fiction, Fiction, Suspense
1.Thanks For the Memories – Cecelia Ahern
2.A Hundred Dresses - Eleanor Estes
3.Undead Series – MaryJanice Davidson
4.The Land of Elyon Series – Patrick Carman
5.Poseur: a novel – Rachel Maude
6.The Nanny Diaries: a novel – Emma McLaughlin
7.Private Series – Kate Brian
8.The Hidden Diary of Marie Antoinette – Carolly Erickson
9.Georgiana: Duchess of Devonshire – Amanda Foreman
10.The Spiderwick Chronicles – Tony DiTerlizzi
11.The Clique Series – Lisi Harrison
12.Aquamarine –Alice Hoffman
13.Animal Farm - George Orwell
14.The Midnight Twins Series – Jacquelyn Mitchard
15.The Alchemyst Series - Michael Scott
16.Fallout – Ellen Hopkins
17.A Tale of Two Cities – Charles Dickens
18.A.B.C. Murders – Agatha Christie
19.Towards Zero – Agatha Christie
20.The Host – Stephenie Meyer
21.The Secret Life of Bees - Sue Monk Kidd
22.Paisley Hanover Acts Out - Cameron Tuttle
23.Mediator Series – Meg Cabot
24.What I saw and How I lied – Judy Blundell
25.Stealing Heaven – Elizabeth Scott
26. Picture Perfect by Catherine Clark
27.Wings – Aprilynne Pike
28.L.A. Candy – Lauren Conrad
29. The Market – J.M. Steele
30.The Faerie Path- Frewin Jones
31.Boys Series – Meg Cabot
32.Gone With The Wind – Margaret Mitchell
33.Splendor – Anna Godbersen
34.The Thirteenth Tale - Diane Setterfield
35.Sleeping With The Fishes – MaryJanice Davidson
36.Dead until Dark - Charlaine Harris
37.The Mortal Instruments Series- Cassandra Clare
38.The Perks Of Being A Wallflower - Stephen Chbosky
39.A Great and Terrible Beauty Series – Libba Bray
40.Prep: A Novel - Curtis Sittenfeld
41.Vegan Virgin Valentine - Carolyn Mackler
42.The Tea Rose series - Jennifer Donnelly
43.Madapple – Christina Meldrum
44.A Countess Below Stairs – Eva Ibottson
45.The Devil Wears Prada – Lauren Weisengberger
46.Tiger Rising – Kate DiCamillo
47.Educating Carolina – Patricia Cabot
48.The Fetch– Laura Whitcomb
49.Confessions of a Jane Austen Addict - Laurie Viera Rigler
50.Bride Quartet Series – Nora Roberts
51.Ivy – Julie Hearn
52.Secrets of the Tudor court : pleasure palace - Kate Emerson
53.King's Rose - Alisa M Libby
54.Just Ella - Margaret Peterson Haddix
55.Virgin's confidential - Victoria Alexander
56.This is Chick-Lit – Lots of people
57.The Breakdown Lane - Jacquelyn Mitchard
58.Stray – Stacy Goldblatt
59.Summer After – Carrie Karasyou
60. A reliable wife : a novel - Robert Goolrick
61.The Alphas – Lisi Harrison
62.Secrets of my Hollywood Life – Jen Calonita
63.Crash Into Me - Albert Borris
64.Coffeehouse Angel - Suzanne Selfors
65.Perfumes – Luca Turin, Tania Sanchez
66.Elements of Writing Fiction-Beginnings, Middles, & Ends – Nancy Kress <series>
67.Healthy eating for preteens and teens : the classic guide to diet, nutrition and food - Leslie Beck
68.How to Be Good - Nick Hornby
69.Something Borrowed - Emily Giffin
70.Princess Diaries – Meg Cabot
71.The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society – Mary Ann Shaffer
72.Organize Yourself! – Kate Kelly, Ronni Eisenberg
73.Organize Your Life: free yourself from clutter & find more personal time – Kate Kelly, Ronni Eisenberg
74.Graceling – Kristen Cashore
75.Jane Eyre – Charlotte Bronte
76.Peony In Love – Lisa See
77.Snow Flower and the Secret Fan – Lisa See
78.Woman In The Wall – Patrice Kindl
79.TTYL Series – Lauren Myracie
80.Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog Days - Jeff Kinney
81.The Debutante - Kathryn Williams
82.The Mermaid Chair - Sue Monk Kidd
83.Daughters of the sea : Hannah - Kathryn Lasky
84.Ransome My Heard – Meg Cabot
85.Julie & Julia [My Year of Cooking Dangerously] – Julie Powell
86.Snowed In – Rachel Hawthorne
87.Once A Witch – Carolyn MacCullough
88.Sussanah Morrow – Megan Chance
89.How Not To Be Popular – Jennifer Ziegler
90.The Red Necklace – Sally Gardner
91.Witch-Hunt: Mysteries of the Salem Witch Trials – Marc Aronson
92.The Salem Witchcraft Trials: A Legal History – Peter Charles Hoffer
93.Vanishing Acts: A Novel – Jodi Picoult
94.Dewey: The Small-Town Library Cat Who Touched the World – Vicki Myron
95.Autobiography Of A Wardrobe: a memoir - Elizabeth Kendall
96.The Magician’s Elephant – Kate Dicamillo
97.Cheri and The Last of Cheri - Colette
98.Wish I Might: from the life of Willa Havisham - Coleen Paratore
99.Summer Intern- Carrie Karasyov
100.Memoirs of a Geisha - Arthur Golden
101.The Luxe Series - Anna Godbersen
102.501 Must See Movies - Niel Randles
103.501 Must Read Books - Emma Beare
This is MY reading list so that will explain adjectives of the self help
You might enjoy something by Dean Koontz. Hope I have helped you..
Pretty much anything by Dean Koontz. I will warn you that some start off manner of slow, but get really good as you read on.
If you want one that starts out with suspense "The Funhouse" is a devout one. Also, I've been reading "Relentless" and so far I haven't wanted to put it down.
Related Questions:
I write really right stories, how can i become a world yawning published writer?
Im only 13.... and i love reading and writing books? i have so many question? do i have to go to collage to become a famous writer? Can i receive my books published now? how can i get my books published? | You get your novels...
Answers:
do i even inevitability to say it...Twilight!
chinese cinderella
The key to Rondo
I read a couple of books by Gemma Townley-- The Importance of Being Married and the other one be A Wild Affair (a series). She is similar to Sophie Kinsella in style. Jessica Wild tells a little white story to a friend and is caught up in making the lie come true contained by the first book, and in the second book a series of misunderstandings make for a funny book.
The other book I read was Plain Truth by Jodi Picoult. An Amish girl is on trial when her newborn is found unconscious.
A murder is announced
Death on the Nile (romantic mystery)
both by: Agatha Christie
The Goosegirl
Enna's Burning
River Secrets
Forest Born by Shannon Hale
Graceling
Fire by Kristen Cashore
City of Bones
City of Ashes
City of Glass by Cassandra Clare
The Host by Stephenie Meyer
The Percy Jackson series by Rick Riordan
Fable haven series by Brandon Mull
The Princess Academy by Shannon Hale
(everything by Shannon Hale is awesome!)
Book of a Thousand Days by Shannon Hale
Dragon slipper
Dragon flight
Dragon Spear by Jessica Day George
Sun and Moon, Ice and Snow by Jessica Day George
Cage of Stars by Jacquelyn Mitchard
Eragon
Eldest
Brisingr by Christopher Paolini
The Hunger games
Catching Fire by Suzanne Collins
Twilight Saga by Stephenie Meyer
Harry Potter series by J.K. Rowling
No. 1 Ladies detective Agency by Alexander McCall Smith (10 books in all)
Night World series by L J Smith
Vampire Diaries by L J Smith
The Actor and the Housewife by Shannon Hale
(funniest book I have EVER read!)
The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants by Ann Brashares (liked it so-so)
Yearbook
First Day
Reunion by Allyson Braithwaite Condie
The girl who could fly by Victoria Forester
Maximum Ride series by James Patterson (a little slow, but good.)
The Naming
The Riddle
The Crow
The Singing by Alison Croggon
I DID NOT LIKE:
Marked series (too much swearing)
Interview next to Vampire by Anne Rice (too violent for me)
The ugly series (Book 3 has emo type adjectives going on)
Artemis Fowl series (evil genius kid)
Here are a couple I've read:
- The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins. It’s in the order of a reality TV show where two people from respectively state, called ‘tributes,’ must go on this TV show and are made to kill the respectively other until one survivor is left. They are not allowed to bring anything with them, and must construct weapons by themselves out of the tress, rocks etc. They must learn to hide from others, camouflage themselves, hunt manic animals for food and kill the other people. The problem is, a main individuality, Peeter, is in love with one of the other girls who has be picked for the hunger games, and he does not want to kill her – he is madly in love near her, but she doesn’t know it. It’s an extremely gripping novel, and you see how people turn on each other for survival, and how they mask (they even climb trees and sleep in the branches to be away from other enemies). Here’s the blurb on the back of the book if you want to know more:
In a dark reverie of the near future, a terrifying realness tv show is taking place. Twelve boys and twelve girls are forced to appear in a live event called the Hunger Games. There is single one rule: kill or be killed. When sixteen-year-old Katniss Everdeen steps forward to take her sister’s place surrounded by the games, she sees it as a death sentence. But Katniss has be close to death before. For her, survival is second nature.
- Prey by Michael Crichton. Blurb on the fund of the book: In the Nevada desert, an experiment has gone horribly wrong. A cloud of nanoparticles—micro-robots—has escaped from the laboratory. This cloud is self-sustaining and self-reproducing. It is intelligent and learns from experience. For all practical purposes, it is alive.
It have been programmed as a predator. It is evolving swiftly, becoming more deadly with respectively passing hour.
Every attempt to destroy it has has-been.
And we are the prey.
As fresh as today's headlines, Michael Crichton's most compelling novel yet tell the story of a mechanical plague and the desperate efforts of a handful of scientists to stop it. Drawing on up-to-the-minute scientific certainty, Prey takes us into the emerging realms of nanotechnology and artificial distributed intelligence—in a story of breathtaking suspense. Prey is a novel you can't put down. Source(s): I've read them both and couldn't put them down!
I really don't know what kind of books you are into but I enjoyed the "Sword of truth" series by Terry Goodkind. This first book contained by the series is "Wizard's First Rule".
Here's The Summary:
In the aftermath of the brutal murder of his father, Richard Cypher encounters a mysterious woman, Kahlan Amnell, in his forest sanctuary. She seeks assistance... and more. His world, his very beliefs, are shattered when ancient debts come due with thundering violence.
In their darkest hour, Kahlan call upon Richard to reach beyond his sword-to invoke within himself something more noble. Neither know that the rules of battle have been changed... or that their time have run out.
This is the beginning. One book. One rule. Witness the birth of a legend.
All rights go to Tom Doherty Associates, LLC
By the bearing ANYTHING can beat twilight in a competition. I can think of a few children's storybook's that are better than that piece of crap.
the most recent book i read was "sam's letters to jennifer" by james someone. i really like it :)
Oh my God yes! Read the Red Necklace. It is about the French Revolution. The suspense here KILLS me! And the secret nearly kocked the breath out of me. I read it becuase my teacher reccomended it and now my sister is reading it and she loves it. Also, the sequel is the Silver Blade, also completely perfect. The traits, Yann, is amazing. Hope you get to reading it! :)
So much better than Twilight!
mary higgins clark books would be a apt book for you.
Agatha Cristy
Dan Brown
plain truth y jodi picoult
these are all good authors and most of there books are dutiful Source(s): rist
It's Kind of a Funny Story by Ned Vizzini. Not exactly suspenseful in a mundane way, but I did sit down and read it in 3 hours because it was intriguing.
I agree with the other answer - The Red Necklace, by Sally Gardner, was a good book. Even if you're not really into historical fiction, it be a good, exciting read. :)
If you like sad books - 13 Reasons Why, by Jay Asher. It's give or take a few a boy who listens to these tapes that his crush recorded in the past she committed suicide. Another good one is Looking for Alaska, by John Green. This one's about a boy who starts going to a boarding school. It's funny and witty and low.
The Tiger Princess by Sarah Renee
It has animal characters but it has a lot of suspense and it really made me want to turn the subsequent page! I hope this helps!
A great read specifically popular is hunger games by suzanne collins. I enjoyed it from beginning to end. Imagine a world where on earth once a year a group of teenagers are forced into an arena where everyone kills each other to be the concluding one standing. Kill or be killed. Its fast pace from start to end and has suspense, romance, betrayal, and comedy
Faces of Fear by John Saul is a great read
Water For Elephants by Sara Gruen
Expect: Romance, Drama, Fashion, History, Fantasy, Classics, Non-Fiction, Fiction, Suspense
1.Thanks For the Memories – Cecelia Ahern
2.A Hundred Dresses - Eleanor Estes
3.Undead Series – MaryJanice Davidson
4.The Land of Elyon Series – Patrick Carman
5.Poseur: a novel – Rachel Maude
6.The Nanny Diaries: a novel – Emma McLaughlin
7.Private Series – Kate Brian
8.The Hidden Diary of Marie Antoinette – Carolly Erickson
9.Georgiana: Duchess of Devonshire – Amanda Foreman
10.The Spiderwick Chronicles – Tony DiTerlizzi
11.The Clique Series – Lisi Harrison
12.Aquamarine –Alice Hoffman
13.Animal Farm - George Orwell
14.The Midnight Twins Series – Jacquelyn Mitchard
15.The Alchemyst Series - Michael Scott
16.Fallout – Ellen Hopkins
17.A Tale of Two Cities – Charles Dickens
18.A.B.C. Murders – Agatha Christie
19.Towards Zero – Agatha Christie
20.The Host – Stephenie Meyer
21.The Secret Life of Bees - Sue Monk Kidd
22.Paisley Hanover Acts Out - Cameron Tuttle
23.Mediator Series – Meg Cabot
24.What I saw and How I lied – Judy Blundell
25.Stealing Heaven – Elizabeth Scott
26. Picture Perfect by Catherine Clark
27.Wings – Aprilynne Pike
28.L.A. Candy – Lauren Conrad
29. The Market – J.M. Steele
30.The Faerie Path- Frewin Jones
31.Boys Series – Meg Cabot
32.Gone With The Wind – Margaret Mitchell
33.Splendor – Anna Godbersen
34.The Thirteenth Tale - Diane Setterfield
35.Sleeping With The Fishes – MaryJanice Davidson
36.Dead until Dark - Charlaine Harris
37.The Mortal Instruments Series- Cassandra Clare
38.The Perks Of Being A Wallflower - Stephen Chbosky
39.A Great and Terrible Beauty Series – Libba Bray
40.Prep: A Novel - Curtis Sittenfeld
41.Vegan Virgin Valentine - Carolyn Mackler
42.The Tea Rose series - Jennifer Donnelly
43.Madapple – Christina Meldrum
44.A Countess Below Stairs – Eva Ibottson
45.The Devil Wears Prada – Lauren Weisengberger
46.Tiger Rising – Kate DiCamillo
47.Educating Carolina – Patricia Cabot
48.The Fetch– Laura Whitcomb
49.Confessions of a Jane Austen Addict - Laurie Viera Rigler
50.Bride Quartet Series – Nora Roberts
51.Ivy – Julie Hearn
52.Secrets of the Tudor court : pleasure palace - Kate Emerson
53.King's Rose - Alisa M Libby
54.Just Ella - Margaret Peterson Haddix
55.Virgin's confidential - Victoria Alexander
56.This is Chick-Lit – Lots of people
57.The Breakdown Lane - Jacquelyn Mitchard
58.Stray – Stacy Goldblatt
59.Summer After – Carrie Karasyou
60. A reliable wife : a novel - Robert Goolrick
61.The Alphas – Lisi Harrison
62.Secrets of my Hollywood Life – Jen Calonita
63.Crash Into Me - Albert Borris
64.Coffeehouse Angel - Suzanne Selfors
65.Perfumes – Luca Turin, Tania Sanchez
66.Elements of Writing Fiction-Beginnings, Middles, & Ends – Nancy Kress <series>
67.Healthy eating for preteens and teens : the classic guide to diet, nutrition and food - Leslie Beck
68.How to Be Good - Nick Hornby
69.Something Borrowed - Emily Giffin
70.Princess Diaries – Meg Cabot
71.The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society – Mary Ann Shaffer
72.Organize Yourself! – Kate Kelly, Ronni Eisenberg
73.Organize Your Life: free yourself from clutter & find more personal time – Kate Kelly, Ronni Eisenberg
74.Graceling – Kristen Cashore
75.Jane Eyre – Charlotte Bronte
76.Peony In Love – Lisa See
77.Snow Flower and the Secret Fan – Lisa See
78.Woman In The Wall – Patrice Kindl
79.TTYL Series – Lauren Myracie
80.Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog Days - Jeff Kinney
81.The Debutante - Kathryn Williams
82.The Mermaid Chair - Sue Monk Kidd
83.Daughters of the sea : Hannah - Kathryn Lasky
84.Ransome My Heard – Meg Cabot
85.Julie & Julia [My Year of Cooking Dangerously] – Julie Powell
86.Snowed In – Rachel Hawthorne
87.Once A Witch – Carolyn MacCullough
88.Sussanah Morrow – Megan Chance
89.How Not To Be Popular – Jennifer Ziegler
90.The Red Necklace – Sally Gardner
91.Witch-Hunt: Mysteries of the Salem Witch Trials – Marc Aronson
92.The Salem Witchcraft Trials: A Legal History – Peter Charles Hoffer
93.Vanishing Acts: A Novel – Jodi Picoult
94.Dewey: The Small-Town Library Cat Who Touched the World – Vicki Myron
95.Autobiography Of A Wardrobe: a memoir - Elizabeth Kendall
96.The Magician’s Elephant – Kate Dicamillo
97.Cheri and The Last of Cheri - Colette
98.Wish I Might: from the life of Willa Havisham - Coleen Paratore
99.Summer Intern- Carrie Karasyov
100.Memoirs of a Geisha - Arthur Golden
101.The Luxe Series - Anna Godbersen
102.501 Must See Movies - Niel Randles
103.501 Must Read Books - Emma Beare
This is MY reading list so that will explain adjectives of the self help
You might enjoy something by Dean Koontz. Hope I have helped you..
Pretty much anything by Dean Koontz. I will warn you that some start off manner of slow, but get really good as you read on.
If you want one that starts out with suspense "The Funhouse" is a devout one. Also, I've been reading "Relentless" and so far I haven't wanted to put it down.
Related Questions:
I write really right stories, how can i become a world yawning published writer?
Im only 13.... and i love reading and writing books? i have so many question? do i have to go to collage to become a famous writer? Can i receive my books published now? how can i get my books published? | You get your novels...