Okay I have started to look through other peoples to see if I have read any so far and this is my list:

Angela's Ashes
A Child Called "It" One Child's Courage to Survive
The Boy in the Striped Pajamas
Flowers in the Attic
New Moon
Tithe
Twilight
Uglies
Far from the Madding Crowd
The Firm
Hamlet
Heart of Darkness
Holes
Jane Eyre
The Lovely Bones
Speak
Tess of the D'Urbervilles
Atonement
The Da Vinci Code

Coraline by Neil Gaiman - 5/5

I absolutely loved this little story, I finished it in a day because it is so easy to read. I found Coraline a fascinating character and even though I am 23yrs old, I found this book quite scary, if I was a child I could imagine I would have nightmares.

Neil Gaiman is such a wonderful storyteller, I found the style of writing quite poetic and it helped it run along so smoothly. I am now determined to read more by him because I enjoyed the style he writes in. I have already got Stardust and I am planning to read it soon and this book has made me more excited about reading it.

Bridge to Terabithia by Katherine Paterson 4/5 - I still need to get the guide but this is on someone else's list so I assume it is in there. :)

I read this in one afternoon as it is a very small book and I found to be a very sweet story if not a sad one at the end. I liked the characters, especially May Belle who I found quite funny. I would have given this 5 stars but I felt it could have done with being a little longer. I would have liked to have read more about Jess's and Leslie's friendship.

2 more books recently read:

Anne Frank The Diary of a Young Girlwhich I gave 4/5.

1984 which I also gave 4/5.

2 more I noticed I have read:

Chocolat
The Woman in White

The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath 5/5

I noticed this book on a friends list and after reading the synopsis I decided to give it a go. I wasn't expecting it to become one of the best books I have read. I think it is easy to relate to the character Esther Greenwood, I am sure most of us have felt lost at some point in our lives and Plath's way with words helps show us her suffering. I liked Esther too, I found her to be a fascinating character who was witty and smart. A brilliant book that I think everyone should read.