Favorite Book?

[WoRdLoVer]

What's your favorite book?
What's it about?
Who's the author?

[Super Saiyan Vegeta]

Lucky Man: A Memoir by Michael J Fox

Great book about his career, life and how he came to deal with his Parkinson's

[LilRobGrayson13]

Wolves of the Beyond Series
by Kathryn Lasky
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I love her books so much and can't wait to
get Frost Wolf (book 4) xD
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It's about a wolf named Faolan who has a splayed paw.
His pack thinks he is weak and has him abandoned on a piece of ice.
A bear named Thunderheart finds him.
Then the journey begins.

Spoiler Alert!

In book 4 he meets his mom on her death bed

[dragoncello]

Eyes of the Dragon by Stephen King: The second born prince of a mighty (if clusmy and dimwitted) king witnesses a murder by the castle magician. His older brother (whom he loathes) is locked up because everyone think he killed the king. But the yound prince knows it was the magician. its a story about bravery and familliar love.

[miguelmc]

Well, i like The Mortal Instruments (Cassandra Clare), Books of Ember (Jeanne DuPrau) and alot more. visit my Goodreads acount if you like to be my friend. (and if you have one. xD)

[MyKnifeToYourThroat]

Well, my favorite, I suppose, would be one that I've read recently, called:

Twelve - Nick McDonnell

It's a well written book, based around the life of a drug dealer named big mike, but the story breaks off to others as well.

the author wrote the book when he was 17.

[WilsonWolf626]

Blood and Chocolate by Annette Curtis Klause

They made it into a movie. And My suggestion is... either just read the book and NOT watch the
movie, or watch the movie and NOT read the book. They took the creative rights, and through her
basic story line out a nearby window, into oncoming traffic! They kept kept the names that were
made and written in the book, and the storyline is COMPLETELY separate!! *cries*

The book, however, is of the most epic-ness.
It's about a 16 year old girl named Vivian, whom is a shapeshifter. Basically... a werewolf.
Whom has to decide between the sweet, forbidden Chocolate of a human boy she falls for,
or the expected of her, man of the pack, Blood.

It's all about her life as 16, the crap she goes through, the fact that she has to hide her true
self from her human boyfriend thingy, but also deal with the pack. Her extremely shameless
mother, Esme, who warns her to stop dating the human, "Can't mate, don't date."

It's a passionate, realistic sounding, emotional, funny, violent, and descriptive read. I love it!
The movie... on its OWN merit, wasn't too bad of a watch, but totally irked me since I had
read the book and had expectations. The graphics for its time wasn't that good either.

But I would highly suggest the book, Blood and Chocolate. It's a fantastic read!
I have read it like.... 6 times, honestly, in the past two months. I'm addicted.
And Annette Curtis Klause, the author, has written a few other books as well.
They aren't like.. a series, or anything. All seperate storylines, but I'm going to be
getting her other books here sometime soon as well!!

--Amanda

[Tiaraaii]

Oh that would be Last sacrifice by Richelle Mead.

Lead character and dhampir, Rosemarie Hathaway, is locked in Moroi jail after being framed in the cold-blooded murder of the Moroi Queen. The punishment for this crime is immediate execution. At the same time, she is faced with the challenge of somehow locating Princess Vasilisa Dragomir's lone remaining relative, her secretly existing illegitimate sibling. Murder. Love. Jealousy. And the ultimate sacrifice. Now, with Rose on trial for her life and Lissa in line for the Royal Throne, nothing will ever be the same between them.

[lovecupid9]

Percy Jackson series by Rick riordan also his squeal series heros of Olympus and the Kane chronicles all by Rick riordan
About Greek mythology and a camp about kids with ADHD or dyslexic that are demigods! And Kane series are about Egyptian mythology

[iHidex]

Hunger Games.
FableHaven.
Stargirl
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