The book you like most discussion
Hi guys! I'm new on goodreads, and I've just started actively reading. Anyone wants to be book friends)? I want friends that can recommend me good books that I can buy within my age range (I'm fourteen)
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I'm not 14 so I won't add you but I wanted to give you some advice about books! Get yourself a library card - this will give you the option to borrow so many interesting books. And it's basically for free, so you'll have the option to borrow books that you're not sure about. Oh, and some libraries have the option to borrow ebooks which makes it even lless hassle to borrow books :) Best of luck with your reading habits!
I’m 33, but I read all genres! What kind of books do you like?
You can add me! I recommend you Julie Buxbaum
Im almost 15, so i can help with that! Feel free to add me
You can add me! I'm close to that age too.
I'm 20 but you can add me I read YA I can give you recommendations
have you read Heidi by Joanne Spyri? Anne of Green gables series or series of 4 books by L M Alcott which starts either Little Women?
feel free to add me (anybody can add me)
Welcome to Goodreads, lavenduh! I'm positive you'll make some great friends on here that are your age or thereabouts and have the same reading interests. And I second Victoria's advice about using the library--it's a great resource and nice sometimes just to borrow a book! Happy reading.
anyone can add me. I think that you would like the inheritance games
hii we're the same age i would love to be book friends, considering that im also pretty new :)
anyone can add me :) I'm 29 and read a lot of dark romance, but I also read anything from ya to erotic lol
Hi there! You are welcome to add me. I am 35, but I still enjoy YA! But I do read mature 18+ books. So, if you are scrolling, be mindful of that. Do you like fantasy? If yes, I just read Powerless by Lauren Roberts, it was great!
Some other good books that I read when I was younger (all are fantasy)
The Vampire Academy Series and Bloodlines Spinoff Series by Richelle Mead.
Harry Potter! I re-read the series every year, and I fell in love with reading with these books!
The Hunger Games Trilogy by Suzanne Collins
The Shadow Hunter Series by Cassandra Clare
The Body Finder Series by Kimberley Derting
Divine Rivals & Ruthless Vows by Rebecca Ross.
The Morganville Vampires series by Rachel Caine
Some books that are NOT fantasy
I also really enjoyed the Hundred Oakes books by Miranda Kenneally
I hope you enjoy some of these recommendations!
The Selection by Kiera Cass (trilogy)❤️The Hunger Games(trilogy)
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Welcome to Goodreadsfeel free to add me ♡
Victoria wrote: "I'm not 14 so I won't add you but I wanted to give you some advice about books! Get yourself a library card - this will give you the option to borrow so many interesting books. And it's basically f..."Yes! Thank you so much!
Ashley wrote: "I’m 33, but I read all genres! What kind of books do you like?"Hi! I'm really into YA thrillers right now. I just finished the AGGGTM series
hey feel free to add me and dm me to talk about books whenever u want, i am also a teenager (17) and i have a TON of recommendations.
Erin wrote: "Hi there! You are welcome to add me. I am 35, but I still enjoy YA! But I do read mature 18+ books. So, if you are scrolling, be mindful of that. Do you like fantasy? If yes, I just read Powerles..."
Hi Erin! Thank you so much for these recommendations! I'll be sure to check them out! I've almost fully read the first Hunger Games (till the part where Katniss and Peeta win the games and get back to the capital, but my school library took it away:[) I've seen the book set of the three main books on Amazon with the the really pretty 10th anniversary special edition cover, I'll be buying them after my exams end!
Bella wrote: "The Selection by Kiera Cass (trilogy)❤️The Hunger Games(trilogy)
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Hi! I'll be reading the Hunger Games trilogy in March, I'll be purchasing the book set!
Noorj wrote: "I'm 20 but you can add me I read YA I can give you recommendations"That'd be great!
Vanessa (Newville PA) wrote: "Welcome to Goodreads, lavenduh! I'm positive you'll make some great friends on here that are your age or thereabouts and have the same reading interests. And I second Victoria's advice about using ..."Hi Vanessa! I'll be sure to check out the libraries in my town!
If you don’t mind 17, maybe you can add me:)
I'm 13 ! add me if u want!! I think all my friends are over 18 lol. Add mee
Feel free to add me.I am 49 but love YA. I recommend anything by Julie kagawa. She writes the iron Fey series, Talon series, and immortal bookseries, all wonderful!
Jeannie Wycherley has quite a few cozy mysteries. I just finished Born to be Styled and there was nothing your Mom would be upset by.
HIIm also 14 and love to make friends my age! im love ya and woulf love to be ur friend 😁
you can add me too :D I read a LOT of YA and fantasy and still have books from when I was 14 so can give some good recs. off the bat I would say any books by Sophie McKenzie like Truth or Dare, Girl Missing, Sister Missing, Boy Missing and then theres also Holly Bourne books like It Only Happens in the Movies or The Manifesto on How to be Interesting though those have some more mature themes :))
Hi. I love young reader books. I like alot of genres but my fave is true crime. I like to read a book and share my reviews. I've just finished Island of the Blue Dolphins and I absolutely loved it. I truly recommend this book. another good read is "They all had a reason" its right up you age frame and it was a great book thrill to read, its easy and not long and drawn out as some books can be. feel free to try any of these recommendations and HAPPY READING my fellow reading friend.
@Qamar قمر (Palestinian) school semi-hiatus - I've tried adding u a few times but goodreads is not.. sending it through. think you could add me please?
I'm glad you are starting an at account younger age, I wish we had GR when I was your age. I would have loved to have known my thoughts on books and to have kept track over my lifetime, particularly all the classics I read that were required reads when I was a child. Most that were required reads for me when I was in school are on banned lists now, but I recommend looking through old classics reading lists according to your age/grade.
There are so many treasures. Required reading lists have changed so much today and albeit feels like a slog when you are younger as they are classic literature, but there is so much value to them.
Stellar writing and stories that many authors today draw inspiration from or repackage or retell, and it is wonderful to know the source material and engage in conversation when people reference them, when you know and can understand the original thought of literature from its beginnings, and many are life commentary that still ring true to today.
Erica wrote: "I'm glad you are starting an at account younger age, I wish we had GR when I was your age. I would have loved to have known my thoughts on books and to have kept track over my lifetime, particularl..."Very well said, Erica!
If you're ready to tackle non-fiction, The Hidden Roots of White Supremacy by Robert P. Jones is excellent (and will give you a leg-up if you have a decent history teacher). You may need to ask your mom to request it from your local library, but the author has been MOST generous in fulfilling library requests, although he, too, may be running short of funds at this point.
Victoria wrote: "I'm not 14 so I won't add you but I wanted to give you some advice about books! Get yourself a library card - this will give you the option to borrow so many interesting books. And it's basically f..."Yes! Thats what i did when i was younger and couldnt afford every book that perked my interest and if it had too much smut or violence i could just return it the following week.
And also you can add me!
