BLUE IS FOR NIGHTMARES by Laurie Faria Stolarz, plus the rest of the series, which includes WHITE IS FOR MAGIC, SILVER IS FOR SECRETS, and RED IS FOR REMEMBRANCE.

Twilight

Wow. There are so many books I would list to see on a summer reading list, but SPECIALS by Scott Westerfeld is the one I would most like to see on a summer reading list.

THE GOSPEL ACCORDING TO LARRY by Janet Tashjian.

THE SISTERHOOD OF THE TRAVELING PANTS by Ann Brashares

Picking one book is VERY hard, but I would have to say THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA by Lauren Weisenberger.

I know it`s kind of cliche because the movie is coming out, but I just read it, and it was great.

Probably UGLIES by Scott Westerfeld. It`s very intriguing.

TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD by Harper Lee
THE OUTSIDERS by S.E. Hinton

EVERYTHING IS ILLUMINATED by Jonathan Safran Foer!

TOXIN --- It is not the shortest book at 430 pages, but it`s fantastic.

The first book in the Christy Miller Series.

Twilight

The Truth About Forever

CONFESSIONS OF A SHOPAHOLIC or Anything Chick Lit.

Something like THE BOOK THIEF or even THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA would be nice to see on a book list. I am pretty lucky because on my English 10 reading list I have DIVINE SECRETS OF THE YA-YA SISTERHOOD, and that is a really really good book!

I would like to see John Marsden`s Tomorrow series or any of Tamora Pierce`s books on this summer`s book list.

I would like to see ERAGON or ELDEST by Christopher Paolini on a summer reading list.

I would like to see PEACE LIKE A RIVER by Leif Enger because it connects many other books, poets, and Biblical references. It also is a great book for pondering responsibility and reactions to bullies! It also allows one to experience the fanciful and miracles, along with serious issues like gun control.

I would like to see SOMETHING WICKED THIS WAY COMES by Ray Bradbury

DISPATCHES FROM THE EDGE: A MEMOIR OF WAR, DISASTER, AND SURVIVAL by Anderson Cooper

I would love to see GUITAR GIRL on my summer reading list.

I think ELEANOR`S STORY should be on a summer reading list. I read this book at the end of the school year and it is an excellent story. It is a personal memoir of an American teenager who lived in Germany during World War II. It makes you really think about how hard life must have been for BOTH sides of the war and I think every teen should know how horrible life has been in the past!

Guitar Girl

BECAUSE OF WINN-DIXIE by Kate DiCamillo.

NEW MOON by Stephenie Meyer. I positively loved TWILIGHT. I`ll be reading it, and my friends will say something to me, and I`ll tell them to be quiet, because I`m reading the best love story ever. I hope NEW MOON is even half as good.

Confessions of A Teen Nanny

PRETTY THINGS by Sarra Manning

THE CATCHER IN THEY RYE

CANDY by Kevin Brooks

I think that THE WITCH`S BOY should be on a summer reading list because it just captivates you. I even cried because I became so attached to the characters. It is just an all-around excellent book and I recommend it to many.

I would like to see mysteries because they are great and keep you enthralled all summer. Horrors are also good for keeping you on your toes.

I would like to see the book ON FIRE'S WINGS by Christie Golden.

MY SISTER'S KEEPER by Jodi Picoult

Sloppy Firsts

The Westing Game

Any romance book or fantasy book.

i would love to see DRACULA or anything by James Patterson.

THRILL RIDE by Rachel Hawthorne because it's a fun book to read!!

HAUNTED Meg Cabot

Thr3E by Ted Dekker

The Clan of the Cave Bear

TWILIGHT by Stephenie Meyer

TWILIGHT by Stephanie Meyer: This is one of the best books I have ever read, of the thousands that I have read.

NIGHT by Elie Weisel: A true Holocaust sends chills up your spine from cover to cover.

ELSEWHERE by Gabrielle Zevin

TUCK EVERLASTING by Natalie Babbit

I would like to see DREAMLAND by Sarah Dessen. It's a great book because it shows relationships that are good and bad, and it's just a great story.

I would most like to see THE SILENT BOY on a summer reading list. I couldn't put it down once I started reading it, and finished it that same day! Many teenagers will turn down books that are not about "gossip" or "fashion," and I will admit, I was like this too, until I decided to read this book. It was interesting to read about a child in the early 1900s who is not poor. emotionally scarred, or something else sad. I would really like to see this book on more summer reading lists.

Don't Die Dragonfly

Pride and Prejudice
You've Got Murder

UGLIES, PRETTIES, and SPECIALS
The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants series

THE NAMED by Marianne Curley

I thought it was really good, along with the rest of the trilogy (Guardians of Time Trilogy). I hope you enjoy it as much as I did!

THE SISTERHOOD OF THE TRAVELING PANTS or A GREAT AND TERRIBLE BEAUTY

I would like to see WORLD OF PIES because it's a mature book, and one that is so real and full of life that you can totally lose yourself in.

I would also love to see KIT'S WILDERNESS. This book was one that I was leery of, it didn't look like something I'd enjoy. Of course, I truly was just judging by the cover. It's such a good book, I adore it.

And last but not least, I'd love to see THE OUTSIDERS. It's one of my all-timers and I just love it. It's such a good story, and one you can appreciate completely from age 10 until the day you die.

FLOWERS IN THE ATTIC
1-800-Where-Are-You series
The Mediatorseries
Princess Diaries series
Christopher Pike's books
R. L. Stine books

I think that ENDER'S GAME is an amazing book that would be great for a high school summer reading list. It shows you a lot about human nature as it explores the psychology of a child genius as he is trained to become the ultimate military hero. This book raises a lot of questions about morality and what it is that really makes a person a hero.

The Clique series!!!!

THE OATH, by Frank E. Peretti. It is one of the creepiest books I've ever read.

JUST LISTEN by Sarah Dessen

IF I JUST HAD TWO WINGS by Virginia Schwartz

I would like to see the book LIFE OF PI. It is about a boy whose dad runs a zoo, but when they are on a ship and it sinks, he gets stuck on a lifeboat with a bangal tiger, and he is trying to survive.

Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants

PREP by Jake Coburn

Flowers in the Attic

The UGLIES. PRETTIES, and SPECIALS Trilogy

THE CHOSEN by Celia Thomson

BELGRATH THE SORCERER by David and Leigh Eddings

1) BOY MEETS GIRL by Meg Cabot
2)"HELLO," I LIED by M. E. Kerr
3) LOVE RULES by Marilyn Reynolds

TTFN:
This is a funny and exciting book. A good sequel to TTYL.

THE TASTE OF NIGHT and DANGEROUS GIRLS

A GAME OF THRONES: Everyone needs a bit of fantasy in their summer! However, I realize that it is not exactly summer reading material unless one is taking a fantasy and science fiction English class, as I hope to do.
So, a book I would like to see on a summer reading list is THE VIRGIN SUICIDES, which is definitely worthy of literary merit, and a good summer read.

SHADOWS OF MYTH and SHADOWS OF PROPHECY by Rachel Lee or THE GIFT by Alison Croggan

I say, probably, Caroline B. Cooney's THE FACE ON THE MILK CARTON. It's just one of those books that if people who hate reading reads it, they can't just shove it away in their minds once they set it down. They think about it all day, until they JUST HAVE TO pick it up again and finish it. That is why that book should be on everyone's summer reading list!

Tears Of a Tiger

Looking for Alaska

The book I would like to see on a summer reading list would be IT'S KIND OF A FUNNY STORY by Ned Vizzini The book is sad and funny and good for all teens.

ANGELS AND DEMONS and/or MEMOIRS OF A GEISHA

The Mediator series by Meg Cabot.

A Separate Peace
To Kill A Mockingbird
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time
Stuck In Neutral
The Lovely Bones
Speak
Ender's Game
The Prophecy of the Stones

THE NOTEBOOK by Nicholas Sparks

I would love to see a Harry Potter book on the reading list.

Just Listen

One of Robert Muchamore's Cherub series; they are so good and are greaT for people who like all kinds of books.

Pendragon book 7: The Quillan Games

The Chocolate War

I think CHILD OF DARKNESS by V.C. Andrews should be put on a reading list. It's about a girl named Celeste who's an orphan because her family went crazy. She goes to live with a family who showers her with gifts. But then something so suprising happens. I stayed up till 12:30 at night to finish reading it.

PIECE, LOVE, AND HAPPINESS by Emily Franklin --- I Love the series and I'm looking forward to reading the sequel to the first awesome book about a private school girl named Love.

Ulysses Moore: A Door to Time

I would most like the see the book, THE IT GIRL.

Inkheart

I would definitely like to see any novels written by Mary Higgins Clark on a summer reading list. Her books are so hard to put down, and are very mysterious... sometimes.

Any one of the 6 Harry Potter books.

THIS MUST BE LOVE by Tui T. Sutherland

Running out of Time
SIX Months to Live
Stargirl

Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince

Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants
The A-List
Crispin: The Cross of the Lead
And Then There Were None

MAYBE A MIRACLE by Brian Strause. This book was written to show how hope and faith can get anyone through the toughest times in a young adult's life.

Eragon

Gossip Girl

Books by Melissa de la Cruz --- I just finished AU PAIRS and loved it!

THE CHOSEN by Chaim Potok --- it made me cry at the end even though it isn't a "cry book!"

SLOPPY FIRSTS by Megan McCafferty

THE OUTSIDERS by S.E. Hinton

The Perks of Being a Wallflower

CONFESSIONS OF A SHOPAHOLIC by Sophie Kinsella

I would like to see the Sweep series by Cate Tiernan. They aren't really all about summer, but the series is such a great way to read. You absolutely can't put any of the books down!

Alice in the Know

THE KEY TO THE GOLDEN FIREBIRD by Maureen Johnson

I would LOVE to see the books by Kate Constable on my summer reading list. The books, THE SINGER OF ALL SONGS, THE WATERLESS SEA, and THE TENTH POWER were all great. These are the books in the Chanters of Tremaris Trilogy. The books are about a chanter who lives in Antaris, a villlage and the place were the priestess lives. The books tell of her and her friends' adventures after she leaves Antaris when a man running away from a chanter wants to rule the world. As her time away from Antaris progress, she learns new enchantments and visits many new countries.

THE FIVE PEOPLE YOU MEET IN HEAVEN by Mitch Albom

FEED - The book's absolutely amazing. I love it!

Meg Cabot's AVALON HIGH or TEEN IDOL. They are fab. I love the way Meg writes --- her attention to detail draws you in so much that sometimes I get lost in her books. I think both books are quite summery, and they are not that long either; they would take, on average, less than a month. A great summer read.

Any book by Lurlene McDaniel. She is the best author ever.

A CERTAIN SLANT OF LIGHT - It's a really great book! Excellently written...

DROWNING ANNA by Sue Mayfield

I would like to see PLAYED by Dana Davidson.

I wou;d like to see TWILIGHT by Stephenie Meyer, The Clique series by Lisi Harrison, the Pendragon series by D. J. MacHale, KEYS TO THE KINGDOM by Garth Nix, or The Frog Princess series.

I would like to see ROMIETTE AND JULIO. That is my favorite book and I would like to see it made into a movie.

THE NAMED by Marianne Curley: it was the most AWSOME book I have ever read! If people thought Harry Potter was good (you have no life) then you will be blown away by THE NAMED!

THE RANGER'S APPRENTICE: THE OAKLEAF BEARERS: it is so awesome! Read it, I command you and those that come before it, I command you!

I would like to see a book that I would be interested in. i think instead of giving a book you have to read, I think the reader should decide. I would like to see the Bartimeaus Trilogy or The Ranger's Apprentice on a summer reading list.

The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time