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Good books for a 15 year old girl?

PrincessAnna

Any good books such as :
"unremembered" "boy nobody" etc :smile:

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Reply 1

Man.bear.pig

Original post by PrincessAnna

Any good books such as :
"unremembered" "boy nobody" etc :smile:

you look like an actress. not a particular one, just like you could be one :yy:

and about your op, yeah i wouldn't know. lol i could google it for you though :K:

Reply 2

PrincessAnna

Original post by Man.bear.pig

you look like an actress. not a particular one, just like you could be one :yy:

and about your op, yeah i wouldn't know. lol i could google it for you though :K:

i could never be an actress lol :biggrin:

and good link

Reply 3

Jordyn02

I'd recommend any of John Green's for teen fiction books but if you're looking for something that will make you think then I would read any of Jodi Picoult's books. I don't really have a favourite book from each of the authors to recommend but both are extremely talented authors.
I hope this helps! :smile:

Reply 4

an_atheist

A Song Of Ice And Fire (Game of Thrones, Clash of Kings, A Storm of Swords, A Feast For Crows, A Dance Of Dragons) are good if you are in to fantasy
The Skylark Series (Skylark of Space, Skylark 3, Skylark of Valeron, Skylark DuQuesne) and the original Dune Saga (Dune, Dune Messiah, Children of Dune, God-Emperor of Dune, Heretics of Dune, Chapterhouse: Dune) are good science fiction books
Any of the Agatha Christie or James Patterson novels are good if you are into crime/detective fiction
I don't really read any other sorts of books, so i cant help you elsehwere

Reply 5

PrincessAnna

Original post by Jordyn02

I'd recommend any of John Green's books for teen fiction books but if you're looking for something that will make you think then I would read any of Jodi Picoult's books. I don't really have a favourite book from each of the authors to recommend but both are extremely talented authors.
I hope this helps! :smile:

thanks

Reply 6

PrincessAnna

Original post by an_atheist

thanks :P

50 shades of grey

I'd recommend anything by Marcus Sedgwick! :smile:

Reply 9

chank062

The cherub series is amazing I still like to read them over and over and over again. It's kinda like Boy nobody with the whole spy kids thing going on and there's like 8 books I think :h:

Reply 10

Man.bear.pig

Original post by mmmmmmmmmmmmm

50 shades of grey

literal lol.

Reply 11

PrincessAnna

Original post by celiacrowther

I'd recommend anything by Marcus Sedgwick! :smile:

ive read revolver, its so good :P

Reply 12

PrincessAnna

Original post by chank062

The cherub series is amazing I still like to read them over and over and over again. It's kinda like Boy nobody with the whole spy kids thing going on and there's like 8 books I think :h:

thanks

Reply 13

Vlad83

Original post by PrincessAnna

Any good books such as :
"unremembered" "boy nobody" etc :smile:

My own short stories should be good.. (only joking).
But actually I have already posted here my two creative essays in English.
Just what came to mind.. I would recommend The Time Machine by H.G. Wells. Probably would suit a 15 year old I guess. I once read a Russian translation of it, a small part. The film was quite good in my opinion.

Reply 14

PrincessAnna

Original post by Vlad83

thanks

Reply 15

Vlad83

Original post by PrincessAnna

thanks

You are welcome Princess Anna! :smile:

Reply 16

Vav Sartrean Po

The Hunger Games trilogy

Reply 17

ReeJess99

Original post by chank062

The cherub series is amazing I still like to read them over and over and over again. It's kinda like Boy nobody with the whole spy kids thing going on and there's like 8 books I think :h:

Yes! I used to read them all the time... so good. They were funny as well as being fast paced, so I never used to get bored. Have you ever read Alex Rider?

Reply 18

chank062

Original post by ReeJess99

Yes! I used to read them all the time... so good. They were funny as well as being fast paced, so I never used to get bored. Have you ever read Alex Rider?