Book suggestions for a 14 year old?

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[QUOTE="xXBuffJeffXx"]TwilightMrLions

I hope so because I'm hungry...

The Brother Karamazov. Become enlightened.R0cky_Racc00n

Ender's Game is really easy to get into.SpidersRMe

[QUOTE="xXBuffJeffXx"]TwilightMrLions

:lol:

No. I've never read Twilight.

[QUOTE="SpidersRMe"]Ender's Game is really easy to get into.Jandurin

Books I liked when I was 14.

I am Legend: About the last man on Earth surrounded by vampire like creatures. Fun, short read with plenty of great scenes.

The Stand by Stephen King: Book about a disease that wipes out 98% of the population. Amazing, satifying, epic book if you're up for 1000+ pages. (Other books I read by King when I was 14 were IT and Misery which are both pretty good. IT got boring in some parts though.)

1984: Book about a man living in a brutal totolitarian regime. Good if you're looking for a slightly deeper book. Though when I read it I definately didn't understand some of the themes in that book.

The Long Halloween:Batman comic about Batman trying to catch a murderer. This is a comic I read multiple times through middle school. Mostly because it was the best comic there. Still one of my favorite comics.

World War Z: I didn't read this when I was 14 but I know you'd like it. If there is any book on this list I know you would enjoy, it's this.

I would recommend Scaling the Secular City by J.P. Moreland

What about a Manga book... if you're into them? I'm 14 and I enjoy reading them.

[QUOTE="R0cky_Racc00n"]The Brother Karamazov. Become enlightened.quiglythegreat

Anyone have any? I'm usually extremely bored and I want something to do. So, yeah. I'm open.JC346

The giver is goodsuperheromonkey

I'm 14 3/4 amd I highly enjoyed and understood
George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four
and
Aldous Huxley's Brave New World.
But other than those I don't know what to recommend.
Most of the books I read are all sort-of adult-oriented.randomhero5677

[QUOTE="superheromonkey"]The giver is goodalphamale1989

Sorry for the double post but The Giver is possible the worst book I have ever read

[QUOTE="SpidersRMe"]Ender's Game is really easy to get into.Jandurin

Maybe I should jot your other recommendations down, anyone who likes Ender's Game must have good taste;).

Also I found Brave New World quite boring. The plot seems to be generated solely to support the themes, and suffers as a result. I like plot and characters first, and don't care much for imagery or themes. Well I suppose I do care about themes, but in moderation.

Dantes Inferno. :PMrLions

House of Leaves, at that age it'll be like mind-expanding.quiglythegreat

[QUOTE="SpidersRMe"]Ender's Game is really easy to get into.Jandurin

Edit: Its called "Shadows in Flight". Cant wait! It picks up after Children of the Mind! Its gonna be so awesome!!!!!

[spoiler] To think that Beans story is equally as era spanning as Enders. I just hope they dont have some reunion because that would be a major plot killer, since its never mentioned in the Ender games.Also, I wonder how this will work considering Shadow of the Giant ended with 1 of Beans children still missing, how will they randomly jump 10,000+ years into the future? Will have to wait and see. And just adding this, I thought "Children of the Mind" was the best name in the entire series. I want a book about Valentine! [/spoiler]