>.< I must satisfy my lust for more books D<

So far I'm quite happy with what I've got recently: The Kindly Ones (based on the WWII era and Nazis :O), Bram Stoker's 'Dracula' and some selected works by Edgar Allan Poe. Still..


it's not enough D8

Any good books you could tell me to find?

The Vampire Chronicles by Anne Rice are amazingly good! Start with Interview with the Vampire. Also, Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen, The Giver by Lois Lowry, etc. Sorry if that's no help to you.

Since you're listing darker books...

I recently finished Inferno, edited by Ellen Datlow. It's a collection of short horror stories, and it was actually quite good.

I'm reading The Living Dead, edited by John Joseph Adams, right now, and it's a collection of zombie stories. I'm really digging it so far. =D

I'm currently reading Assassins Creed Renaissance and BlackTatoo :) Both are excellent so far

The cirque Du Freak novels are really ,honestly, really good. They are a really easy read but it's really good. You fall in love with the characters easily and it's a really quick and easy read. Uh, for a more deeper and harder read I'd suggest Twelfth Night by Shakespeare. It's hilarious, if you've ever seen Shes the Man (Amanda Binds) well thats the modern version of it. I love it I'm doing a scene in drama class with it and its really good. Uhh, yea I feel like I'm rambling.

If you're interested in Chinese culture stuff, The Good Earth is great. Tells the story of a man's rise from poverty to riches, thanks to his his wife.

I've been reading this eye-opening book about the Exxon Valdez oil spill. The book is called "Sound Truths and Corporate Myths" by Dr. Riki Ott. AMAZING read so far. Its a thick book but a page-turner. I'm already 1/4 of the way through and I started last week (I only read it on the 1/2 hour bus ride). Highly suggest it!

I agree, the cirque du freak series is really good!
You should also read the Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins, and Tabitha Suzuma's book!!!!

I agree with Darcs Delmarcs, you should read the hunger games, they're great. Try Peeps and The Last Days too

Memoirs of a Geisha was a real page turner for me, but I dunno if you'll be into that sort of thing.
Full Tilt is also a good book, though it's been while since I've read it. It's about a carnival and some stuff happens that I can't really tell you unless you want major parts of the book spoiled!
And Interview with a Vampire is also great. One of my most favorite books of all time! c:

Pendragon I couldn't put down. it's a series of ten books. Fiction.

Jodi Picoult, her books I found amazing. I couldn't put them down either. I would get so mad at the characters, my friends wouldn't let me read in class because I would yell :P

My Swordhand is singing. Marcus Sedwick. Not sure about the spelling haha. I've read two of his books, that one and The Kiss of Death. Both good reads :)

Ellen Hopkins is good, her books of Crank, Glass, Burned, Identical, Impulse are really good!! She has another called Tricks, but I haven't read that one quite yet.

@Masayume: It's Markus Sedgewick I think. Weird spelling I know but I'm pretty sure that's right.

Hmm.. well.. what kind of books do you like?

I would recommend the Knife Of Never Letting Go for anyone who enjoys fast-paced action and lots of cussing xD
But if you don't like that kinda stuff...

I would recommend Dancing with Elvis or anything from Chicken Soup for The Soul books.

Knife of Never Letting Go is great!!!! I also really liked The Ask and The Answer which is the sequel

"Ramses; or the Mummy" by Anne Rice. AMAZING NOVEL.

Basically anything by Anne Rice. And Stephen King. And I will never get tired of Edgar Allan Poe's works.

"Girl, Interrupted" by Susanna Kaysen isn't so bad either. Libba Bray isn't a bad author. Hmmm...

"Sea Legs" by Alex Shearer is HILARIOUS. Should definitely read it.

Lisa See is an amazing author.

for something a little shorter by full of twist and turns i recommend The Last Unicorn, also for a fun book Howl's Moving Castle.

For Spy Books: I'd tell you I love you but then I'd have to Kill you By Ally Carter and the two books following it in the series

For books about Magic and Mythical Creatures: Wild Magic by Tamora Pierce {Series is "The Immortals"}

For Theif books: Heist Society by Ally Carter

For books about Magic and Knights: The First Adventure by Tamora Pierce {Series is "Alana"}

For books about vampires: Marked by P.C. Cast and Kristin Cast {Series "House of Night"}

For Horror Books: Sweet Mrs. Honeywell's Sweet Revenge by someone {I forgot who ^^;}

A great series about adventure, bravery and ect: WARRIORS by Erin Hunter {the original series, not the new one} The first book is Into The Wild

For a book about danger, unfairness and punishment: The School for Dangerous Girls by Eliot Schrefer

For a book about Dragons and ancient forbidden magic: Pillage by Obert Skye

For a book about parallel worlds: The Garden of Eve by K.L. Going


And I have lots more, just that seems like a fair amount ^^;

The Last Dragon is good if your into people who think they're writing childrens fantasy stories but they're not. And the Sabriel Series if your into Necromancer's and stuff. The Last Dragon is by Silvana Di Mari and Sabriel is by Garth Nix.

I can't really recommend anything new to you right now, but I just have to express my delight at The Kindly Ones. I have never met anyone else who knows it. I have to admit, I didn't finish it because my life is stupid, but I'm planning on picking it up and starting again soon. It excites me. =D

Regular Fiction: "Juliet, Naked" by Nick Hornby or "Horns" by Joe Hill or "The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo" by Stieg Larsson

Mystery: "This Body of Death" by Elizabeth George (newest in a series) or the NCIS novels by Mel Odom

Fantasy: "Wolfbreed" by S. A. Swann or The Dresden Files series by Jim Butcher or "Under Heaven" by Guy Gavriel Kay

Sci-fi: "Wake" by Robert J. Sawyer (can't think of a second)

Biography: "Always Looking Up" by Michael J. Fox or "Playing With Fire" by Theoren Fleury (technically sports, but what the hey)

History & Politics: "Shake Hands With the Devil" by Romeo Dallaire or "The Pacific" by Hughs Ambrose

Teens: the Gone series by Michael Grant or "The Light" by D. J. MacHale

Other: "Rescue Ink" by Rescue Ink or "The Book of Awesome" by Neil Pasricha

These are some of the new books and best sellers from different genres and some I really enjoyed myself ^^

Ohhhh, I've always wanted to read Romeo Dallaire's book. It's basically the top of my non-fiction list of books to read. It just seems so fascinating and terrifying and, most importantly, eye-opening.

Originally Posted by Hermes

I can't really recommend anything new to you right now, but I just have to express my delight at The Kindly Ones. I have never met anyone else who knows it. I have to admit, I didn't finish it because my life is stupid, but I'm planning on picking it up and starting again soon. It excites me. =D

Whoah, I have a book called The Kindly Ones! Would the one you're talking about be written by Jonathan Littell, translated into English by Charlotte Mandell?

Why yes, it would be! I read an article in a magazine of mine (Maclean's) about it and decided I needed it, so I got it. Expensive though.

Ah, great! I'm only starting the second chapter of the book.. so far, I'm already actually enjoying it!

I found it hard to follow at first, but once you learn to ignore or understand things like army titles, it gets a little better. I have to say, the introduction (or first chapter? I can't remember) was my favourite part. I really enjoyed hearing his preamble to the story.