A list of what is good 2 read

I love reading real life stories, or inspirational stories, believable stuff. also Harry potter, night watch type of books.....what else should i read?

You try John Grisham's novels or Lisa Scottoline. It's all about Law and jury. Try also Sidney Sheldon.

You should read The Gatehouse by our very own Gege Lambert!! A supernatural murder mystery with lots of twists and turns.

Available from Barnes and Noble!!!!

u should totally try if you hear me softly and the twilight series

nice tried

Thanks guys, some of these i have tried but others havent. Please keep em coming, I read fairly quickly at time

Maybe you should try A Song of Ice and Fire by George R. R. Martin. It's an absolute page-turner! Fantasy for the 21st century.

If you like thrillers (Crichton, Grisham, Wilson, Clancy, Berry, Rollins, Silva ... etc. ):
Club: BOOKS TO KEEP YOU UP ALL NIGHT

You should try read "Ps,I love You" and "Where Rainbow's End" both by Cecilia Ahern. These two books are so nice and makes you feel heart warming. Ps,I Love You is a story that will make you cry so prepare a box of tissue! Enjoy!!!

Love The One You’re With- Emily Giffin
Before I Die-Jenny Downham
Push: A Novel-Sapphire
Unwind- Neal Shusterman
Beastly- Alex Flinn
Thirteen Reasons Why- Jay Asher
Story of a Girl- Sara Zarr
The Lovely Bones
Converting Kate-Beckie Weinheimer
The Missing Girl
Lost It- Kristin Tracy
Plan B- Jenny O’Connell
Two-Way Street- Lauren Barnholdt
The Book of Luke- Jenny O’Connell
Pretty Little Devils- Nancy Holder
Wake- Lisa McMann
Project 17
What Would Emma Do?- Eileen Cook
North of Beautiful-Justina Chen Headley
If I Stay- Gayle Forman
Bad Girls Don’t Die-Katie Alender

1. The kite runner -by Khaled Hosseini.
2. Can you keep a secret? - by sophie kinsella.
3. Remember me? - by sophie kinsella.
4. A thousand splendid suns - by Khaled Hosseini
5. Midnight's children - by salman rushdie
6. The third twin - by Ken Follett
7. The mistress of spices - by chitra devakaruni bannerjee
8. The winner stands alone - by Paulo Coelho.
9. The twelfth card - Jeffery Deaver