book suggestions!

[scared01]

hey all i need some good book suggestions! ive read mine quite abit and need something new to read so what are your favourite books or books you would reccomend?

[roseisnotaplant]

Have you read John Green's new book Turtles all the Way Down? I really liked it

[scared01]

no i havent @roseisnotaplant but will take a look

[N1ghtW1ng]

I absolutely love Terry Pratchett's books and will recommend them forever. My favourite Discworld series is probably Tiffany Aching (yes, I love kids books) and then Percy Jackson by Rick Riordian is pretty darn good too (include his other series about Egpytian gods, roman gods and norse gods plus a single greek god turned into a mortal )

Also A.A.Milne's Winnie the Pooh. Just 'cause

[letitgo]

I really want to read Turtles All the Way Down @roseisnotaplant!

@scared01, have you read The Perks of Being a Wallflower? Or Sixty Lights by Gail Jones? Or On the Jellicoe Road by Melina Marchetta? Those are some that I'd recommend, and I'm happy to recommend others too.  

[scared01]

hey @letitgo @N1ghtW1ng i havent heard of any of those either so thanks ill put them on the list to at least have a look at

[letitgo]

Hey @scared01, how's your book list coming along?

[scared01]

i brought a new book series @letitgo the series is called 'Riders' i started reading it but it was kinda borin, pity i brought all the books (come as a set) its a horse book but its not really that well written- or not my style anyway. im thinking of re-reading my outlander books, i only got to the 4th book and then stopped- theres 6 all up and have been sitting there for a while. 

i brought some health themed books that i occassionally flick through for when i get back to studying hopefully later this year