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message 1: by Hannah (new)

Hannah Jocks | 19 comments Hi peeps! So my little sister is 12 but she HATES reading. She wont read anything! Except "the diary of a wimpy kid" we want her to start reading but we need recommendations on books that will suck her in!! Plz help!


message 2: by Grace (new)

Grace (gracefulreads) The Matched Trilogy
The Hunger Games
The Pendragon Series
Dork Diaries
Marley and Me
M or F?
Smile (comic-ish though)
The Midnight Twins Trilogy
There are so many more suggestions on my website you should look there too!
gracesbookreviews.weebly.com


message 3: by Grace (new)

Grace (gracefulreads) here is the actual link www.gracesbookreviews.weebly.com


message 4: by [deleted user] (new)

Edgar and Ellen series or Percy Jackson.


message 5: by Azura (new)

Azura | 4 comments Ooh, definitely the Dork Diaries. It's like Diary of a Wimpy Kid, but from a girl's perspective (who's in seventh grade, BTW.) Also, I would recommend the Warriors series, if she likes cats at all. It's really appealing to girls her age and the series has an endless amount of books in it so she won't be bored for a while.


message 6: by breanna (new)

breanna (bremanley) divergent!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

or the dork diaries
or the poison apple sries


message 7: by Melissa (new)

Melissa | 1 comments Here we go: Traffic Jam by Melissa Groeling


message 8: by [deleted user] (new)

the cupcake Diaries


message 9: by Terri-Lynne (new)

Terri-Lynne Smiles (tlsmiles) Depends what she likes. Sounds like she's not hooked by the typical YA "girls" books. If that's the case, try It's age appropriate, fast-paced, adventurous and doesn't focus on romance. Multiplayer by John C. Brewer


message 10: by Jordan (new)

Jordan Usher | 1 comments Summer I Turned Pretty series, I am very positive you'll enjoy it!


message 11: by Michael (new)

Michael (michaelbalkind) | 3 comments Gold Medal Threat
"Gold Medal Threat, was very interesting and hard to put down. It is a perfect book for teens and preteens. It is written exactly how a teenager would think, act, and speak. It's amazing how in this book teens are treated as adults with respect. The story was very suspenseful and mysterious. The crime was a great choice for the setting. I would definitely recommend this book to a friend. It was, without a doubt, one of the best books I have ever read." Breanna Gardner (age 12)
Gold Medal Threat by Michael Balkind


message 12: by Ethan (new)

Ethan (platypopper) | 3658 comments Percy Jackson and the Olympians,
Heroes of Olympus,
The Hunger Games (be forewarned, much violence.)
Divergent
The Maze Runner (violence warning again.)
Sherlock holmes (Arthur Conan Doyle version, the originals.)
The Chronicles of Narnia
Beyond the Deepwoods

to name a few. Sorry about the couple of violent ones, but once you get past the violence they are really good books. Hope I helped!!


message 13: by Chantae (new)

Chantae B. Fear street is a little older than goosebumps and its pretty good to they're both by rl stine


message 14: by Kea (new)

Kea Alwang (kea_alwang) | 11 comments Please check out TREEHUGGER, the first book in a YA fantasy series called Based on a Dream. You really can't lose by trying it because it's FREE today for kindle on Amazon. It's a bit scifi, a bit fantasy, and leads to the second book, Risktaker, which is also out now. Two more books are coming.

Amazon link: http://www.amazon.com/Treehugger-Base...

Link to series site: http://www.basedonadreambooks.com

Good luck with your sis!


message 15: by Mary (new)

Mary Filmer | 15 comments Hi, I would like to invite you to go and look at Poppy the troll on my website. He is a great animation and he tells you all about my new fantasy book. He is even flying on Willy the seagulls back pulling a sign with the name of the book. I love animation and I do not think you ever grow out of it if that is what you like to see. It might give you some ideas on how to write stories for yourself. So if you do not like reading others work why not write your own. Mary Filmer Children's Author http://maryfilmer.com/


message 16: by Kirsten (new)

Kirsten Lupina | 11 comments The percy jackson series was amazing and got me reading more and i used to hate reading. Now i am obsessed with it!


message 17: by Chantae (new)

Chantae B. Born wicked, beastly, and school of fear are good.


message 18: by Lou (new)

Lou Tomlin | 9 comments I think maybe you should try W.I.T.C.H by various authors. There are loads of different series so ill explain then for you.
The Normal Series (26 books)
The Graphic Novels (8 books with two stories)
The Point of View Series ( Will Taranee Cornelia and Hay Lin are the only ones published in English.
Also try mates dates or zodiac girls by Cathy Hopkins
And maybe try starlight snow dogs by Skye waters
Also try the all American girl set by meg Cabot


message 19: by Kimberly (new)

Kimberly | 7 comments percy jackson
harry potter


message 20: by [deleted user] (new)

Try hex hall


message 21: by Egg (new)

Egg Head | 9 comments Heh I was like that I absolutly HATED to read. I'm prety sure it's for other reasons though. These are some good ones she may like.
Harry potter
a sereise of unfortunate events
animorphes
captain underpants
goosebumps
wariors


message 22: by Polly (new)

Polly How to Train your dragon series.


message 23: by Brittney (new)

Brittney (brittney_joy) | 11 comments What is she interested in? As a tween, I only read books that involved a horse ... Red Rock Ranch (Lucy's Chance ~ Book 1) by Brittney Joy The Auditions (Pony Club Rivals, #1) by Stacy Gregg . Chasing Blue (Canterwood Crest, #2) by Jessica Burkhart


message 24: by Jess (new)

Jess The Ranger's Apprentice series was my favourite when I was that age. The first one is The Ruins of Gorlan


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