pocaboredomqueen247@yahoo.com
I absolutely LOVE to read! so i wouLd recomend:
Hannah's Garden
I loved this book! it was sOoOo
great!
The Goblin Wood
This book was also really
good!
Someone Like You
This was a really good book!

I have read sOoOo many books i can't think of all of the ones worth recommending!

onlydragon@hotmail.com
Megan Whalen Turner- The Thief, the Queen of Attolia.
William Nicholson- The Wind Singer, Slaves of the Mastery, Firesong
Sherwood Smith- Crown Duel, Court Duel
Wendelin Van Draanen- All the Sammy Keyes books (Note: this is not a title)
Jostein Gaarner- The Solitaire Mystery
Tamora Pierce- First Test, Page, Squire, Lady Knight
Karen Hesse- Phoenix Rising
Tanith Less- Law of the Wolf Tower, Wolf Star, Wolf Queen, Wolf Wing
Victoria Hanley- The Seer and the Sword
Kara Dalkey- Ascension, Transformation, Reunion
Robin McKinley- The Blue Sword
Vivian Vande Velde- A Well-Timed Enchantment
Jean Thesman- Cattail Moon
Hilari Bell- Songs of Power
Diana Wynne Jones- The Merlyn Conspiracy

blondbabe188@hotmail.com
I just finished reading Haunted bye Meg Cabot and i suggest it to anyone with reading skills. Its great!

whatever_godsmackrocks@hotmail.com
Interview With The Vampire- 8
The Vampire Lestat- 8

andrea_williams_07@hotmail.com
ight now I'm reading Hope's War by Marsha Forchuk Skrypuch. It's a good book, even though I haven't finished it yet. I would recommend Under a War Torn Sky by L.M. Elliott (9.5/10) and A Northern Light by Jennifer Donnelly (9/10). Both are really good!! =)

amyasl100@aol.com
The Order of the Phoenix 5 stars

lulu__wang@yahoo.com
The book I have just finished reading is Song in the Silence by Elizabeth Kerner, and I have just started The Lesser Kindred by the same author. These two books are the first two of a series featuring Lanen Kaelar, a courageous adventuress who seeks to reunite her people, the Gedri, with the Kantri, dragons. Once upon a time, these two species were close to each other, but since then have turned into bitter enemies. Song in the Silence details Lanen’s trip to the Dragon Isle, where she befriends and eventually falls in love with Akhor, kind of the Kantri. Sought by an evil demon, she must escape capture and convince the Kantri that Akhor and her were meant to be together. After being horridly wounded in a battle, however, Akhor transforms into a human, and returns to Lanen’s homeland with her. I would give Song in the Silence 4.5 out of 5 stars, because it was a wonderful novel and presents a lovely tale, but some parts are confusing and a few places lack excitement.

nagemba@msn.com
I just rad Interview with the Vampire by Anne Rice. At first, I didn't like the book. It took me about 100 pages to get into it. It's about a man who becomes a vampire. He's telling his life story to a boy who is interviewing him. That much you can deduce from the title. What amazes me about this book, though, is Rice didn't only use the blood sucking vampire effect to capture the reader's interest. This vampire was clinging to his human self, trying not to let his sanity go. I thought his struggle between mortality and immortality was the key element of the book. I would recommend this book to someone that is fairly mature and can appreciate the messages it sends out.

destiny64@hotmail.com
I am reading Dark Secrets, Don't Tell: Elizabeth Chandler right now. I recommmend it if you like a page turner.These books I suggest you try out they are really good Historical romance books.
Time Enough For Drums by: Ann Rinaldi
( And all of Ann Rinaldi books)
A Bend in a Road by: Nicholas Sparks
Catherine and the Pirate by: Karen Hawkins.( Try all of the Avon True Romance series.)
Last but not least The Great Chicago Fire,1871 By: Elizabeth Massie is one of my all time favarite books to read.If you like romance and historical books I suggest you read all these books.Go ahead give them a try!!!!!!!!
Write back after you read one of them and tell me what you think.
They are amazing books!!

sweetlilangelks@aol.com
I just finished this book called "Gingerbread" by Rachel Cohn. It's about punk-rock girl named Cyd Charrise who gets kicked out of her boarding school for doing some very bad stuff with her boyfriend. She travels back home to California and meet a boy named Shrimp though her elderly best friend SugarPie. Of course she falls for Shrimp, but soon he puts their relationship on hault because he "needs time for other things". Cyd is deeply depressed and her mom and step-dad decide to send her to New York City to stay with her Real Dad-Frank for the rest of the summer. She meets her half brother and sister and a very cute driver. She learns more about her family history than she could ever imagined. She falls in love, meets her "other" family, and learns some of life's most important ****************

I strongly reccommend this book to anyone who like a good laugh, a little romance, and a hell of a story.

young_07@hotmail.com
I am reading a great book called The Year My life Went Down teh Loo by KAtie MAxwell. Its a hilarious book about a girl who has to go to england for a year cause her dad gets a job there She meets this guy and totally digs him and his friends but then she finds out what the guy is really like and maybe she'll fall for the friends instead I would recommend this book to anyone who enjoys comedys and british novels I give it 4 stars ****

fairyprincessm8@yahoo.com
I just read some new ones:
-The House on Hound Hill (3.5*s)
-I Capture the Castle (4.5*s)
-And Then There Were None (5*s)

fabiolarebel@excite.com
1.)sixteen and dying-lurlene mcdaniel -4*'s
2.)the china garden- liz berry 4*'s
3.)blood and chocolate-annette C.klause
-5*'s
4.)forever...- judy blume 4*'s
5.)both sides of time- caroline B. -cooney 3*'s
6.)shattered mirror-amelia atwater-rhodes 5*'s
7.)demon in my view-amelia atwater-rhodes 5*'s
8.)the silver kiss-annette C. klause 3*'s
9.)pride and prejudice-jane austen 5*'s
10.)six months to live- lurlene mcdaniel 5*'s
11.)angels watching over me- lurlene mcdaniel 5*'s
12.)lifted up by angels- lurlene mcdaniel 5*'s
13.)when lightning strikes- jenny carroll 5*'s
14.)code name cassandra- jenny carroll- 5*'s

couch888@yahoo.com
Princess dairies and harry potter

daughter_judy_05@yahoo.com
1.) The laughing Corpse- Laurell K. Hamilton 5*~s
2.) The Sacrifice(Daughters of the Moon #5)- Lynne Ewing 5*~s

cutecurtis12@hotmail.com
Anything by Sarah Dessen is awesome, she is the best! Define Normal(5) is my all time favorite book, although I do not know the author. Lovely Bones(3) is great, Speak(4), Hard Love(3), Mountain Pose(3), Kim:Empty Inside(2). All great books, sorry I don't know the author for many of them.

bevbooks@aol.com
Wasteland by Francesca Lia Block is a very good book, but the plot is about incest, so parents shuld be aware of this. Rate 3

Almost Home by Nora Raleigh Baskin - I really liked this book...about a girl suffering the trauma of parental divorce. 4 star.

joyciek@excite.com
i have just finsihed "alice, i think" about a girl, who is trying to find her true self, and her first time going to school after being home schooled all her life, and her social problems. it was pretty funny. i enjoyed this book alot id give it a 4 out of 5

juliamonaco@hotmail.com
Right now I'm reading Dancing in my Nuddy-Pants by Louise Rennison. The whole series, starting with Angus, Thongs, and Full-Frontal Snogging, is the absolutely HILARIOUS. You'll be laughing out loud on almost every page. I would definitely reccomend the books to ANYONE!

ps12386@yahoo.com
ratings: * - *****. * is the worst and ***** is the best.

Charmed: Something Wiccan This Way Comes by Emma Harrison. This book is better than most charmed books, but it isn't the best one. A demon is killing witches from all different covens and the sisters have to stop him. **

The Big Burn by Jeanette Ingold. This is a great adventure book about fighting the wildfires of Montana and Idaho. It is also historical fiction. ****

The Second Summer of the Sisterhood by Ann Brashares. This is one of my favorite books of the summer. I was sad for Lena, but this was still worth reading. I can't wait for the next sisterhood book! *****

Princess in Waiting by Meg Cabot. I waited so long to read this, but it wasn't as good as I expected it to be. The previous ones were better. Mia spent many pages complaining about how she couldn't see Michael, but it did get better in the end and I can't wait to read the next one. ***

The Fearless series by Francine Pascal. These books are about a girl named Gaia who doesn't have the fear gene. She had a crazy uncle, Loki, who wants Gaia so that he can clone her and her father is missing most of the time. I love this series so much, so if you haven't read these books yet, you definately have to. *****

tiffani_ba@hotmail.com
I am currently reading Little Sister's Last Dose by Alex Minter. It's a mystery, set in New York, about childhood friends who reunite to solve the murder of their sister and friend. So far it is great, and I give it 3/5 stars.

k_altmaier@hotmail.com
I just finshed a book called 'Lady Knight'(8) by Tamora Pierce, it is the 4th book in the protecter of the small serise. it was a great book. It had Action, adventure and a quest to find a calling.

I would recommend 'Sandrey's book' also by Tamora Pierce to anyone who likes fantisy it may start a bit slow but it dosn't last long!!!

nikki_chick23@hotmail.com
I strongly recommend reading The Wessex Papers trilogy by Daniel Parker. I discoverd an add for the books in a magazine, ordered them, and instantly loved them. The books are set at preppy boarding school on the east coast and have an all star cast of fascinating characters who go through a less than ordinary senior year filled with secrets, scandals, bribery, and much more. These page turners leave you wanting more at the end of each book and have something to offer a wide variety of readers. Due to the great mix of intrigue, romance, and suspence I would give these books a rating of 8.5-maybe a low 9; and coming from a picky reader that is a high honnor. So enjoy!

bla_bla_what_what@yahoo.com
I just finished the book All-American Girl by. Meg Cabit, it is about a girl who saves the presidnet's life and what she goes through after she saves his life. I give it a 3/5.
The second book I read was called Scribbler of Dreams by. Mary E. Pearson, it is like a new Romeo and Juliet story what the girls does because she can't tell him who she really is. I give it a 3/5

Amberlynn801@aol.com
I just finished reading The Best Little Girl in the World. It is a really good book its on a girl who goes anerexic and gets put in hospitals for it and she eventually starts to get better. I rate it a 10 being the best.

daughter_judy_05@yahoo.com
1.) he Lunatic Cafe- Laurell K. Hamilton
2.) The Lost One- Lynne Ewing

erin26809@hotmail.com
Last month, I read a great book called "Feeling Sorry For Celia" by Jaclyn Moriarty. It is about a fifteen year old girl who lives in Australia, and is told through letters between her and a penpal that she writes to through school (with many 'reality-checks' along the way). It is absolutely hilarious, and totally relatable. I would easily reccommend this to anyone. 5/5 *'s

SweetA310@yahoo.com
I have just finished reading "My Not-So-Terrible Time at The Hippie Hotel" by Rosemary Graham. It is such a wonderful book. The characters were so real and I could really relate to them. Once I started reading the book, I couldn’t put it down. It was funny, exciting and entertaining. I felt like I was part of the story. It’s a book for all ages.

alainacutie@kiwibox.com
The Diary of Anne Frank was a moving and incredible experience for both Anne Frank and I. Th story was captivating from the beggining to the end. I think that Anne had a wonderful yet tremendously scary event living in their hide out I would recommend this book to anyone who is interested in a great book and wonderful adventure

hoopbabe_23@kiwibox.com
I am reading full circle and have read the other 13 books in the SWEEP series and all of them are so good I can't wait to buy Night's child a special edition. *****

I'm also reading Born Confused. Which is about an Indian girl who is kind of confused about her trying to be American but not really feelin like she fits in and her parents don't appreciate her tring to be more American than Indian. So far it is so great. ***

acoustic_kaye@yahoo.com
Two books I recently read this summer are Hangman's curse and Nightmare Academy both of the Veritas Project series by Christian author Frank Peretti.
They're about twins Elisha and Elijah Springfield who are undercover agents and undertaKE wild adventures to find out the truth about the strange occurences happening around them.
Very gripping stuff. Your eyes will be glued to the book. It has all the ingredients that the best adult thrillers are made up of.
I give these books a five out of a five-star rating.

shkruger@hotmail.com
The Earth, My Butt, and Other Big Round Things is a MUST read. 5 BIG *****'s. It really speaks to girls with a weight problem or others with any problems. Funny, yet thoughtful.

ceiana@hotmail.com
I highly recommend The Virgin Suicides... it's an extrememly sad book but the story is written so well that it was hard to put down. I also loved The Pact. It tells the story of a suicide pact between high school lovers gone wrong. When only the girl ends up following through, the boyfriend stands trial for her murder and a completely different story emerges. I can't remember the author but if you can find the book I completely recommend it.

Sushigirl99@mail.com
Out of all the books I have read, this one, I would have to say is the BEST! Angus Thoungs, and Full-Fruntal Snogging by Louise Rennison. This book documents a year in the life of Georgia Nicolson, a teenager from England who is going through a funny and crazy time with her best friends, her fat cat Angus, her Dad, her mom, who is suspected to be having an affair with the decorator, her little sister Libby, and of course a whole pile of boys! Join Georgia and her journal In this tale of Angus, thongs, and Full-Fruntal Snogging.

messy88@cox.net
I recommend Pendragon:the Merchant of Death. I recommend this book to the age group of 10-15 years.

PristineNight@yahoo.com
Echo by Francesca Lia Block 4*s

sam_overlien24@hotmail.com
i would recomend the book MY SIDE OF THE MOUNTIAN it is abouta kid that runs away from home to live on his grandpas old land that has not been sttled on for as long as he can remember and he lives in a tree and makes fires and boils water in a leaf. it some neat stuff. i would give the book a 7 out of ten.

olsons70@cuttingedge.net
i recommend the bookbag of bones by stephen king. it is about aman who is a horror writer and gets writers block after his wife dies then he begins to have wierd dreams at his beach house. my rateing on would have to be 10 of 10. it is a great book.

rissy20@hotmail.com
I recently read "Cages of Glass Flowers of Time". It is the greatest book. I would give this book 5/5. You can tell this author put her heart into this book while she was writing it.

mess88@msn.net
I just finished reading a book called the merchant of death. The book is about a boy who gets draged into this alternet universe by his uncle. his mission is to save this tribe of people from blowing up the people who are controling them. if he dosent the whole universe could (and will be) thrown into chaos!!!!!!!!!!

dancin101389@yahoo.com
I would like to reccomend the Sally Lockhart series: The Ruby in the Smoke, The Shaddow in the North and The Tiger in the Well. They are great mystery stories and I wish that there were more than three...they're that good!!!!

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