Recommended Books for any aged reader!!!

What books should do you recommend? and put it in a series if it is in one. how many books are inthe series. and what its about(not much to that just a lil info)

So heres how u should do it

1.{BOOK}=The Lightning Thief(first book)

2.{SERIES}=Percy and the Olympians

3.{BOOKS IN SERIES}=3(so far atleast

4.{ABOUT}A boy who is strangely being attacked from monsters from the land where the greak gods live. Later on he might even have to face a greek god?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!

lol!

Anything by Robert A. Heinlein. I just started reading "The Cat Who Walks Through Walls" and I adore the satire and the setting (it's science-fiction). I suggest you look for some of his books, check up for themes online and decide for yourself whether you'd like them or not.super_mario_128

That sounds cool, I'm gonna check that book out.

What do you mean by books for every aged reader? Spot and Dick and Jane books? Because most 4 year olds aren't much beyond that kind of reading skill.Luncbox1

I still read Hairy MaClairy books and I'm 16 :oops: I also read them to Braindead_hero when he's on the loo :P (Sat outside of course!)

What do you mean by books for every aged reader? Spot and Dick and Jane books? Because most 4 year olds aren't much beyond that kind of reading skill.Luncbox1

every aged reader. as in. im 13 years old...and i want it to be appropriate for me and other kids..............

[QUOTE="Luncbox1"]What do you mean by books for every aged reader? Spot and Dick and Jane books? Because most 4 year olds aren't much beyond that kind of reading skill.JynXcat

every aged reader. as in. im 13 years old...and i want it to be appropriate for me and other kids..............

Harry Potter, if you haven't read them already. They basically helped my interest in books, especially when you compare them to the movie counterparts.

Oliver Twist

A brave new world

[QUOTE="Luncbox1"]What do you mean by books for every aged reader? Spot and Dick and Jane books? Because most 4 year olds aren't much beyond that kind of reading skill.JynXcat

every aged reader. as in. im 13 years old...and i want it to be appropriate for me and other kids..............

In that case I recommend the Redwall series by Brian Jacques. I was really into that series when I was 13. Well-written with interesting characters. It's a medival fantasy type of story with knights and castles and stuff. Oh, and all the characters are rodents, which may sound cheesy, but is actually quite irrelevant to the story.

"Into the Wild" by John Krakauer.

Classics such as "Catcher in the Rye" by J.D. Salinger, and "The Odyssey" by Homer. Both are amazing books in my eyes.

A personal favorite, but more than likely too elaborate of a book for such a young age, "The Remains of the Day" by Kazuo Ishiguro.

"Nineteen Eighty- Four" by George Orwell, along with "Animal Farm" which was already suggested.

"Lord of the Flies" by William Golding. One of my all time favorites.

"A Long Way Gone" by Ishmael Beah. Simple but powerful, a perfect read for you.

"A Seperate Peace" I didn't enjoy this book until I reread it when I was 15, and enjoyed it so much more.

There is also "Battle Royale" Koushun Takami. This is a VERY bloody ad gorey book, do not read it if that appauls you in any way.

These are just a few of the many that I would suggest, but these are indeed the best of them.

A Short History Of Nearly Everything.

It's one of my favourite books.

KKKK sooo..... i no this is my topic but i can give some opinions too right!

ERAGON!!!!best book

Eldest!!!!!also awesome

ummm

all harry potters of course

Bud not Buddy- not fighting or anything but very good

lord of the rings trilogy

ummmmmmm

artemis fowle series(idk spelling)

Magyk

gregor series(5 excellent books)

Deltoras Quest

Gardy boys series(like a million and 2 i think!?!?!?)

thats it theres more but i can think of all them