Help! What should I read or buy next!

[Dvora]

Are you almost done with a book and need some thoughts on what to pick up next? Post here that you are looking or help someone out!

I am just starting City of Lost Souls. Book 5 of TMI. Should I continue with TID or move onto something else and go back to TID later?

If I should move on, what books do you recommend?

[Tina]

Have you read The House of Night series?

[David, Mr. Blue Eyes; He's the Best--Ain't no lie!! ;)]

Have you read her prequel books, Clockwork Angel, Prince, and Princess? I recommend reading them before reading City of Lost souls. It helps fill in some of the backstory :)

[Dvora]

David wrote: "Have you read her prequel books, Clockwork Angel, Prince, and Princess? I recommend reading them before reading City of Lost souls. It helps fill in some of the backstory :)"

That is what TID is ;)

[Dvora]

Tina wrote: "Have you read The House of Night series?"

Nope. Gotta look it up!

[David, Mr. Blue Eyes; He's the Best--Ain't no lie!! ;)]

Dvora (Mrs. Cullen Grey) wrote: "David wrote: "Have you read her prequel books, Clockwork Angel, Prince, and Princess? I recommend reading them before reading City of Lost souls. It helps fill in some of the backstory :)"

That is..."

Lol I vote for TID then ;) Which ones do you still have to read?

[David, Mr. Blue Eyes; He's the Best--Ain't no lie!! ;)]

OK, I need help deciding what to read too! I'm about to finish Under the Never Sky and I'm not sure what to read next. I recently bought and

Anyone read any of those?

[Dvora]

I don't have any of those, but awesome covers!!

[Brooke]

David wrote: "OK, I need help deciding what to read too! I'm about to finish Under the Never Sky and I'm not sure what to read next. I recently bought an..."

Unwind!!! It's a bit disturbing but's it's really good. Of course, I haven't read the other two, tho I've heard great things of DoSaB and just got a copy. Unwind is really quite good. I think you'll enjoy it David.

[Dave]

I'm reading "Daughter of Smoke and Bone" right now - it's pretty awesome. Very unique with a great protagonist. All three books look like good choices :)

[Rebekah]

I agree with Brooke, Unwind is really good! Exceptionally creepy but totally awesome at the same time :)

[David, Mr. Blue Eyes; He's the Best--Ain't no lie!! ;)]

Awesome, thanks all! I'll start with Unwind and then DoSB. Bitterblue will be last and then I have to reload :)

[Tina]

DoSB is really good. I haven't read it in a while, but I am thinking of reading it again since I just received the next book in the mail!!! LOL

[David, Mr. Blue Eyes; He's the Best--Ain't no lie!! ;)]

Lol cool, can't wait!! I started Unwind and ten percent in I'm crazy-disturbed/intrigued. I'm really going to like this one!!! Thanks everyone!

[Jazzabella ~*~ Catherine~*~]

I always have way to many books and can almost never decide what to read next so I can see this thread is going to come in handy. For now though the choice is easy... as I just finished its onto for me!

[Jazzabella ~*~ Catherine~*~]

Dvora (Mrs. Cullen Grey) wrote: "Are you almost done with a book and need some thoughts on what to pick up next? Post here that you are looking or help someone out!

I am just starting City of Lost Souls. Book 5 of TMI. Should I c..."

If you haven't started anything else yet I vote for TID.

[David, Mr. Blue Eyes; He's the Best--Ain't no lie!! ;)]

Catherine wrote: "I always have way to many books and can almost never decide what to read next so I can see this thread is going to come in handy. For now though the choice is easy... as I just finished [bookcover:..."

Aww thank youuuu! I feel honored to have a spot in your list at all!

And ooh, I love TID! I still have to read the third book in it :)

[Cheer]

Loved

[David, Mr. Blue Eyes; He's the Best--Ain't no lie!! ;)]

Omg just read Unwind recently, it was so good! Have you read the sequel yet? It's even better! And Blood Red Road was awesome too! I just read the sequel to that too which wasn't as good but still completely worth reading :)

I'll have to check out Ashes.

What are you reading next Cheer?

[Karen’s Library]

Cheer wrote: "Loved

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Loved, loved Ashes and the sequel Shadows! Also Unwind and its sequel, Unwholly! Definitely read Ashes, David! ;-)

I'm reading . Good so far!

[Christine]

Sickened by Julie Gregory

[David, Mr. Blue Eyes; He's the Best--Ain't no lie!! ;)]

Karen wrote: "Cheer wrote: "Loved

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Loved, loved Ashes and the sequel Shadows! Also Unwind and its sequel, Unwholly! Definit..."

Cool thanks, I will then :) Ooh I've been wanting to read Raven Boys!

[David, Mr. Blue Eyes; He's the Best--Ain't no lie!! ;)]

Christine wrote: "Sickened by Julie Gregory"

How is it?

[Jeanette]

I loved the Raven Boys...if you like Maggie's writing, I think this is one of her best. She is so beautifully descriptive and lyrical with her word choices. It is definitely the beginning of an awesome series.

I would recommend and

OR if you're looking for some good intellectual humour in a contemporary book, go for . Actually, I will fully endorse anything written by John Green.

I'm just about to start and . Has anyone read them yet? Thoughts?

[Dvora]

I have a B&N coupon. Looking for some suggestions. :)

[Beatrice]

Jeanette wrote: "I loved the Raven Boys...if you like Maggie's writing, I think this is one of her best. She is so beautifully descriptive and lyrical with her word choices. It is definitely the beginning of an a..."

is awesome! You need a box of tissue, just in case. ;)

[Cheer]

I just read Kahayatle and I'm reading the 2nd book Warpaint

I was told I need to re-read
Ashes before I read Shadows

[Cheer]

Some other worthy YA books:


AshfallAshen Winter

Poison Princess

Birthmarked Prized and I'm going to read Tortured

[Cheer]

I read

And if you read don't let the way they speak turn you off...you get past it. The sequel Is great as well.

[Amy]

OMG the Birthmarked trilogy is AMAZING!! But lets see... If you're looking for other David Estes-esque stuff, try The Enclave, Legend, Divergent, Delirium, The Declaration, and Article 5 :)

[David, Mr. Blue Eyes; He's the Best--Ain't no lie!! ;)]

Cheer wrote: "I read

And if you read don't let the way they speak turn you off...you get past it. The sequel Is great as well."

Omg loved UnWholly even better than Unwind. And yes, BRR is so good and the slang feels so real. Wait till you read my next book, you'll have to get used to some slang there too!

[David, Mr. Blue Eyes; He's the Best--Ain't no lie!! ;)]

Amy wrote: "OMG the Birthmarked trilogy is AMAZING!! But lets see... If you're looking for other David Estes-esque stuff, try The Enclave, Legend, Divergent, Delirium, The Declaration, and Article 5 :)"

Haha! I love it David Estes-esque! Yep, definitely my types of books, although I like a bit of everything, dystopians my fave!

[Cheer]

I've read all of those, I guess we are David Estes-esque junkies! I love Dystopian and Post-apocalyptic.

[Cheer]

Tomorrow I'll start . Can't wait!

[David, Mr. Blue Eyes; He's the Best--Ain't no lie!! ;)]

Aww thank you Cheer!! Enjoy ;)

[Amy]

Cheer, I totally agree :) although lately I've been getting into some good sci-fi & paranormal... I'm loving the "Shade" trilogy and I just finished "House of the Scorpion"

[Brittany]

I was wondering about the book "The Edge of Never" if anyone has read it and what they think. Was wondering because I am deciding whether to buy it or not?

[Nicole]

Read The Night Circus. It was fantastic! A real piece of art.




Just finished the second one in that series and it's very unique and imaginative . Just like the first.

The other best kept gem the the Eden Series by Janelle.


I just finished the beta on that one a couple of weeks back. And it is really special. David I think you would really like it.

[David, Mr. Blue Eyes; He's the Best--Ain't no lie!! ;)]

Aw cool, thanks Nic :)

Brittany, I've heard really good things but haven't read it :)

[Meggie]

I've just read Poison Study, Magic Study and Fire Study by Maria Snyder and now I'm in need of Fantasy, historical YA!!! and before you recommend any books I don't want to read any of Snyder's other books. Somehow I find it betraying Yelena of the Study Trilogy to read a book with the same author but different main character. I will end up hating the main character no matter what and compare her to Yelena. Odd, I know, but that's how I am. Maybe in a few months I'll be able to read Snyder's other books. So for now, help me out of my misery!!!!

[Lola]

I have heard is really good. I do own the book, but haven't read it yet, but I heard great things about it. Also I would recommend , which is also fantasy, but still very character based.

[Christine]

I wouldn't like to read those books

[David, Mr. Blue Eyes; He's the Best--Ain't no lie!! ;)]

Lolita wrote: "I have heard is really good. I do own the book, but haven't read it yet, but I heard great things about it. Also I would recommend , whi..."

Ooh yes Graceling is awesome!!

[Jazzabella ~*~ Catherine~*~]

Brittany wrote: "I was wondering about the book "The Edge of Never" if anyone has read it and what they think. Was wondering because I am deciding whether to buy it or not?"

I LOVED ! Its one of my all time favourite books!

[chucklesthescot]

I'd like to recommend a book that could appeal to pretty much everyone. When you read the goodreads description, it doesn't really do justice to the book. It is a good v evil story with elements of urban fantasy, fantasy, science fiction, romance, thriller and paranormal in it. Beautifully written as well. Why not take a look? (jeez I sound like an agent don't I!!!)

The Beholder

my review: http://www.goodreads.com/review/show/...

[chucklesthescot]

I'm also going to recommend a book that blends urban fantasy with Greek mythology and a touch of horror. You don't need to know lots about Greek mythology(or anything at all) to read this book as the past and present are combined perfectly and fully explained without big info dumps!

Godhead

my review: http://www.goodreads.com/review/show/...

[chucklesthescot]

And one that I've just finished today. It is a dystopian paranormal book with great characters and a good v evil fight. Excellent start to a series:



My review: http://www.goodreads.com/review/show/...

[Carl]

Nicole wrote: "Read The Night Circus. It was fantastic! A real piece of art.




Just..."The Night Circus is one of the best books I've read in 10 years. More magical than fantasy in every sense of the word. No dystopia here, just a wonderful story with wonderful characters in a wonderful setting.

[David, Mr. Blue Eyes; He's the Best--Ain't no lie!! ;)]

Carl wrote: "Nicole wrote: "Read The Night Circus. It was fantastic! A real piece of art.


[bookcover:Days of Blood & Starlight|..."

I loved that book!!

[Christine]

David that book Sickened: The Memoir of a Munchausen by Proxy Childhood was a great book