[paigerwaiger94]

I LOVE to read. Any kind of books, but my most favorite are fantasy, and mystery. Any suggestions would be helpful.

[jrk]

If you like mysteries with historical backgrounds, either of Matthew Pearl's "The Poe Shadow" Or "The Dante Club" are pretty good.
As far as fantasy goes, "Heaven" By Ian Stewart, and Jack Cohen Is a good read.
Other than that
'The Stranger' By Albert Camus
'Ape and Essence' By Aldous Huxley is kind of fantasy/sci-fi.

Jeremy

[paigerwaiger94]

Thank you, very much

[Sammi96]

I would recommend the TWILIGHT series it is THE BEST!! I've red the series 11 times over!

[Torrid13]

The Epic of Gilgamesh is a good one. It's the ancient Babylonian version of Noah & the Flood! It's a big poem. It can be boring, but you'll feel accomplished if you read it! :)

Stephen King writes amazing books (THE STAND!), Sigmund Freud has some interesting (even if they're not accurate) books. Shakespeare is always amazing...

There's just so many great books out there, it's hard to choose which ones to recommend!

[justcurious55]

Mystery? I love mystery. Fact and fiction. I like anne rule's true crime stories. There's a series by meg cabot (I think she might use a different pen name for it) silver is for secrets. Blue is for (I can't remember.) white is for (can't remember that one either.) the girl isn't exactly a witch. But she has dreams and sort of predicts the future. Or parts of it. And she has to try and save people based on the dreams.

[bellabelle3]

If you are a mystery fan, the Death By... series is a must.
The first book is called Death By Bikini

The second is called Death By Latte

And the last one is called Death By Denim

These are all by Linda Gerber, and they are amazing books! I'm sure you'll love them

[ohsohappy]

If you really like fantasy, then try Eragon It's very well written, with a good plot and great attention to detail. I haven't really found any holes in the plot so far, It's the first of 3 (soon to be 4) books in a series. I really enjoy them. It took me less than 2 weeks to read all 3. One book is over 500 pages, the others at least over 600. I was absorbed, Ican't wait for the next one.

[kalymanKe]

Have you read John Saul's The Blackstone chronicles? It's a collection of small stories from one town and mystery about old asylum house on a hill beside it :) really creepy

[ohsohappy]

Have you read John Saul's The Blackstone chronicles? Its a collection of small stories from one town and mystery about old asylum house on a hill beside it :) really creepy

What age range is this book in? Sounds interesting.

[kalymanKe]

What age range is this book in? sounds interesting.

Age range? I guess its 15 and above :) check on Amazon

[ohsohappy]

age range? I guess its 15 and above :) check on amazon

Boss! :)

[Rhiannnonn]

If you are fond of fantasy, you should really try Anne McCaffery's "Dragon Rider's of Pern" books. The series starts with "Dragonflight," "Dragonquest," and "The White Dragon" are the first three books of the series. It's a series I can't imagine anyone getting tired of.