Recommend me some books please.

I really want to improve my reading comprehension skills and in general language skills so i tried to start reading again earlier in summer. I finished And Then There were None, The Davinci Code and The Lost Symbol. I really liked all of them but then ran out of books. I really don't want to stop because its too hard to start again. So if you know any books that are like the ones i've read or just really good please recommend me some.

1984, Atlas shrugged...

read Tom Clancy books. read the ones wrote by him. most of his book are great and Op-Center are good ones too.but dont read the ones from the video games like Ghost Recon, HAWX, Splinter Cell. ( only the first 2 Splinter Cell books are good) etc..

im sure you will enjoy them like i did. i enjoy Rainbow Six, Red Storm Siring, Hunt for Red October, Debit of Honor

read Tom Clancy books. read the ones wrote by him. most of his book are great and Op-Center are good ones too.but dont read the ones from the video games like Ghost Recon, HAWX, Splinter Cell. ( only the first 2 Splinter Cell books are good) etc..

im sure you will enjoy them like i did. i enjoy Rainbow Six, Red Storm Siring, Hunt for Red October, Debit of Honor

Lord of the Flies I feel should be a nice starter.

The farseer trilogi by Robin Hobb

The last book I really enjoyed was "Norwegian Wood".

Catcher in the Rye

1984

Brave New World

Ender's Game

I really want to improve my reading comprehension skills and in general language skills so i tried to start reading again earlier in summer. I finished And Then There were None, The Davinci Code and The Lost Symbol. I really liked all of them but then ran out of books. I really don't want to stop because its too hard to start again. So if you know any books that are like the ones i've read or just really good please recommend me some.

shahchip

I suggest Garth Nix's Keys to the Kingdom. It's written as a young adults series, but it's full of symbolism and hidden meanings; it's more than just a simple fantasy. It's a great light read if you just want a good adventure, and it also has many deeper meanings to it.

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I really want to improve my reading comprehension skills and in general language skills so i tried to start reading again earlier in summer. I finished And Then There were None, The Davinci Code and The Lost Symbol. I really liked all of them but then ran out of books. I really don't want to stop because its too hard to start again. So if you know any books that are like the ones i've read or just really good please recommend me some.

mariomaster16

I suggest Garth Nix's Keys to the Kingdom. It's written as a young adults series, but it's full of symbolism and hidden meanings; it's more than just a simple fantasy. It's a great light read if you just want a good adventure, and it also has many deeper meanings to it.

The Great Gatsby Fahrenheit 451 One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich The Old Man and the Sea To Kill a Mockingbird The Call of the Wild Animal Farm 1984 All Quiet on the Western Front The Jungle Of Mice an Men Ethan Frome The Red Badge of Courage Frankenstein Treasure Island Gulliver's Travels Huckleberry Finn Tom Sawyer The Invisible Man The Time Machine Catch 22 ... You want more?chathuranga

I read The Jungle for school over the summer and really enjoyed it. It's more of an educational book and a product of it's time.

Oliver Twist by Charles Dickens is a story about a orphan boy in England in the early 19th century. It is somewhat a satirical look at the social and economic system of the time.

Tom Clancy has good military books, such as Cardinal and the Kremlin, Clear and Present Danger, and The Hunt for the Red October.

I'm currently reading a book about the astronauts who flew the first mercury mission and became among the first in space called The Right Stuff, by Tom Wolfe. It's a must read for aviation or space buffs.