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message 51: by Chelsea (new)

Chelsea (chelc13) | 22 comments Jane Eyre would also be a good book


message 52: by Sarah (new)

Sarah (smruggles) Gabe's Plan by Andrew Stock!
It's got everything: suspense, politics, romance, and a bit of crazy. =)
Gabe's Plan by Andrew Stock


message 53: by Kimmie (new)

Kimmie (kimmielovesjack) Inescapable by Amy Bartol #1 in the Premonition series. I'm reading book four now and love the series.


message 54: by [deleted user] (new)

I just looked up THE PARIS WIFE it sounds interesting. And I also have been meaning to read THE LORD OF THE RINGS so this might be a good excused to start.


message 55: by Priscillia (new)

Priscillia (prickylia) | 7 comments Please consider The Windup Girl By Paolo Bacigalupi! Or at least read it (:


message 56: by Cassandra (new)

Cassandra (cassandra_ray) I'd like to read Strands of Bronze and Gold


message 57: by Sofia (Bookish Wanderess), Founder (new)

Sofia (Bookish Wanderess) (sofia-bookishwanderess) | 221 comments Hi guys !!I just wanted to remind you that you need to put the books link when you make a suggestion so they can end up in the "books mentioned in this topic" list and can be added to the poll for book of the month.


message 58: by ~~~N~~~ (new)

~~~N~~~ (chocolate-cannibal-bunnies) | 376 comments Wool, The Book Thief, Percy Jackson and The Olympians, Eve, The Clockwork Angel and Angelfall are all great books for May.


message 59: by [deleted user] (last edited Apr 02, 2013 11:53AM) (new)

i would like to read Heaven Heaven by Christoph Marzi by Christoph Marzi ...


message 60: by [deleted user] (new)

What about a Nicolas Sparks book? I haven't read one but I have some that I would like to be motivated to read.


message 61: by Effie (new)

Effie  Z (effiez) | 3 comments Olivia wrote: "What about a Nicolas Sparks book? I haven't read one but I have some that I would like to be motivated to read."


If you're up for some heart wrenching story, ''A walk to remember'' can provide you with one :p
Just to be fair, it is a nice story with that big fat but hanging above it.
It was also adapted for the big screen, but I think reading it was enough for me.
( I'm not cut out for motivational speaking, I know, but you should still read it, just don't come afterwards cursing me :p )


message 62: by Jirka (new)

Jirka (jirkamalis) | 4 comments How about BZRK or Ready Player One? Those are really great.


message 63: by Anne (new)

Anne | 32 comments It would be fun to do Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë and T The Eyre Affair (Thursday Next #1) by Jasper Fforde at the same time. Please, no Nicholas Sparks!


message 64: by Taran (new)

Taran Baker I think Silver Linings Playbook is a really good idea, but if people are looking for something new and full of imagination maybe we should try The Night Circus by Erin Morgernstern.


message 66: by Catherine (new)

Catherine Turner Dana wrote: "Half-Blood (Covenant, #1) by Jennifer L. ArmentroutAngelfall (Penryn & the End of Days, #1) by Susan Ee"

Angelfall looks like a pretty good book.


message 67: by Leah (new)

Leah Buzek (leahgrace) I think we should read The Architect by Keith Ablow and The Beggar King by Oliver Pötzch


message 68: by Brandy (new)

Brandy Carl wrote: "can I suggest my own? It' s a number one pick on night owl reviews.


A Stone's Throw Away by Carl Lee"


way to go carl!


message 71: by Ericka (last edited Apr 03, 2013 12:05PM) (new)

Ericka annamarie (annamarielebeau) death cloud by andrew lane, god save the queen by kate locke, the hobbit, generation dead, when love comes to town, london eye, sons of the dark book one.


message 72: by Beverley (new)

Beverley Jones | 9 comments How about The Newlyweds by Nell Freudenberger The Newlyweds by Nell Freudenberger?


message 73: by Nessa (new)

Nessa S (nessascalera) | 26 comments Immortal rules, 39 clues, tigers curse, percy Jackson, or number the star


message 74: by Kristine (new)

Kristine (freyatink) | 9 comments I vote Warm Bodies by IsaacMarion.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/1439192...

I'm doing this on my phone. Hope the link works.


message 75: by Mekerei (new)

Mekerei | 37 comments What about Wyrms by Orson Scott Card.


message 77: by Brittany (new)

Brittany Perry | 229 comments Nessa wrote: "Immortal rules, 39 clues, tigers curse, percy Jackson, or number the star"

I'd vote tiger's curse too


message 78: by Michael (new)

Michael (lovechild) | 280 comments Since the new Neil Gaiman comes out in June how about one of his classics
The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman
or Stardust by Neil Gaiman


message 79: by Stéphanie (new)

Stéphanie Desnoyer | 9 comments I'd like to suggest a book of short stories whic I have loved from the minute I started reading it.
http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/17...
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Dead-Celebrit...
http://www.amazon.com/Dead-Celebrity-...

Found it by chance, it only has one review but boy, are the stories brilliant. It seemes to be a kindle-only book, though.


message 80: by Summer (new)

Summer (paradisecity) | 36 comments I third Under the Dome. This would be a great time for a reread!


message 82: by Patricia (new)

Patricia Hargraves | 94 comments Paris Wife looks good.


message 83: by [deleted user] (new)

I really want to read Silver Linings Playbook, the movie was fantastic


message 84: by Ashley (new)

Ashley (anbarnett) I can't wait for May when I will be able to finish some of the books I have going. I will be finishing:

Finale
Infamous
Reached
Clockwork Prince
The Witches of Santa Anna

Being in school has really put a damper on my reading time and I can't wait to have the summer to enjoy it again. Any of these books would be great choices to read.


message 86: by Dawn (new)

Dawn Mcdonald | 10 comments I think we should read the Mortal Instrument books!


message 87: by Liz (new)

Liz Sanser (lizsanserr) | 2 comments We should read Between Shades of Gray. That's a pretty good book I think.


message 88: by Amr (new)

Amr (amrgalal7) | 11 comments Jane Eyre would be great. I'm currently reading it, barely reached it's quarter. I don't recommend it if you look for some fantasy and stuff like that, it's just fiction, all classic, epic within its description, captivating chain of events. each chapter is like a whole new book, or at least that's what I think which many might think it's not that good but I really like it!


message 89: by Cassandra (new)

Cassandra (cassandra_ray) I'd like to read The Night Circus and Strands of Bronze and Gold

http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/93...
http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/13...


message 90: by Alexis (new)

Alexis (alexisbrunson) | 1 comments I'd like to suggest us reading Ashfall and Before I Fall.


message 91: by Deborah (new)

Deborah Warner (deborahwarner) | 2 comments May I suggest my own book. A short read,36 pages. "Phineas Willerbee in the Code of the Realm". A childrens/Teen. And the price is right for Kindle on Amazon.

http://www.amazon.com/Deborah-Warner/...


message 93: by Elizabeth (new)

Elizabeth (lizbethhrosee) Before I Fall is an excellent book!


message 94: by Dina (new)

Dina | 5 comments Petra wrote: "I will nominate The Paris Wife."

I second The Paris Wife


message 95: by Andrea (new)

Andrea (dreakay) | 192 comments I nominate MILA 2.0 by Debra Driza - recommended by Divergent author Veronica Roth. This is next on my to-read list. Think it sounds very intriguing.
Mila 2.0 (MILA 2.0, #1) by Debra Driza


message 96: by Kristie, Moderator (Retired) (new)

Kristie | 5942 comments Andrea - I don't know if you have an ereader, but there is a free, short prequel, if you're interested. Origins The Fire (MILA 2.0, #0.5) by Debra Driza


message 97: by Andrea (new)

Andrea (dreakay) | 192 comments Kristie wrote: "Andrea - I don't know if you have an ereader, but there is a free, short prequel, if you're interested. Origins The Fire (MILA 2.0, #0.5) by Debra Driza"

I do have an eReader! Thanks for that tip. Is that meant to be read before the book or after, do you know?


message 98: by Kristie, Moderator (Retired) (new)

Kristie | 5942 comments Andrea wrote: "Kristie wrote: "Andrea - I don't know if you have an ereader, but there is a free, short prequel, if you're interested. Origins The Fire (MILA 2.0, #0.5) by Debra Driza"

I do have an eReader! Thanks for tha..."


It's supposed to be a prequel and an excerpt from the book. So, I'm planning to read it first. It's really short, I think 16 pages total. Also, they numbered it 0.5 in the series, so I think it's meant to be read first anyway.


message 100: by Meag (new)

Meag (meagan01) I would love any of these:
The Book Thief
Looking for Alaska
Clockwork Angel
Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children
the Child Thief
Ana Dressed In Blood
The Knife of Never Letting Go


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