My English teacher says am an excellent writer and that she likes my style. She wants me to read more cos apparently some people with a lot of potential's writing went to shit after failing to read on a regular basis. I am currently reading the fault in our starts and I'm thoroughly enjoying it. Anyone know any books similar to this? It can't be too advanced cause I doubt an 11 year old will be capable of comprehending 18+ books about depressing shit
K idk how you dislike Percy Jackson so ur ded to me but yeah here: Percy Jackson Heroes of Olympus The Kane Chronicles Harry Potter The House of the Scorpion The Lord of Opium Divergent Allegiant Insurgent The Book Thief The False Prince The Runaway King The Third book to those 2 ^^, unsure of the name The Hunger Games Wolf Brother Game of Thrones K I've basically just looked through 90% of my personal library, enjoy these, they are amazing books, written by amazing authors. And like MLG said, tho you will probably have to read these for school, Of Mice and Men and To Kill A Mockingbird are 2 great books and they really put your mind to the test with moral choices and morality itself
Considering that these two books are probably the reason for all of fantasy fiction to be what is today, I'm tempted to say your opinion is wrong on this. However, I won't until you tell me what type of books you like to read, because if you like classical literature, then each to their own. Oh right, my list. LOTR + The Hobbit (While it is true that Tolkien takes a long time to describe things, you can't deny that his works are nothing less of a masterpiece). Percy Jackson + Heroes of Olympus + Kane Chronicles (Great for humour and action). Of Mice and Men (Amazing short story about morals and morality, like Basil said). The Book Thief (Unique style, unique characterisation. Set in WW2 Germany. Probably not a children's book). To Kill a Mockingbird (Set in Alabama during a time where black rights are non-existent, this short story is about a lawyer taking a case for a black man (for want of a better word) accused of rape). The Wheel of Time Series (Long running fantasy series that spans 12 books or so. Quite good in my opinion, but I've heard others say differently). Skulduggery Pleasant (Humourous, witty, lots of action). The Inheritance Cycle (Spans four books, is an epic, action packed adventure. A worthy read). Rangers Apprentice + Brotherband + Rangers Apprentice: The Early Years (Lots of books in these one. While it is for children, and the writing is based around that, it is still a thoroughly enjoyable series). The Shining (If you haven't seen the movie, this book is a horror. A family goes to a haunted hotel, and things get crazy. Written by Stephen King, in case you're wondering. 'It' is decent as well). Lord of the Flies (Lots of people tend to read this for school. Story is about a group of kids who end up stranded on a deserted island. Shows a lot about human nature and how cruel/wild people can be). The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe (AKA: The Chronicles of Narnia. If you haven't heard of this one, it details the adventures of four children who discover a mystical hidden world). The Dark Tower Series (Another Stephen King one. There are 7 books in this series and all of them are very captivating. It would take too long to explain here, so search them up if you're interested and read a blurb from there). Dresden Files (This series has 18 books and counting. Often referred to as a modern Sherlock Holmes with wizardry and adventure. The later books take a dark turn since the main character suffers quite a few damaging (psychologically speaking) events. That concludes my list. For now. I know there are some who will tell me that some of my book choices aren't very good, but in all truthfulness I don't care one iota. *These books weren't set in the order of favourites first, just which I got to in my shelf first.
As a preferably fiction man, The Belgariad series: Pawn of Prophecy Queen of Sorcery Magicians Gambit Castle of Wizardry Enchanters End Game Followed by, The Mallorean Series: Guardians of The West King of The Murgos Demon Lord of Karanda Seeress of Kell By David Eddings I'd Also suggest some of the David Gemmel Books such as The Waylander Series.
IT does reveal something because it gives away an endplot of the story. There is a certain significance to that in itself This one I forgot to put but omg yes you have to read this it's amazing Han Solo dies. If you haven't watched it yet, then honestly, you can't blame us. It's not like you got it spoiled day after movie came out ;(
I haven't used that one as well as putlocker has always worked for me. I like it as it has loads of latest movies as well.
