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TeenInk "I'm a firm believer in Karma." - Emma Watson in Sofia Coppola's The Bling Ring featured at Cannes Film Festival... http://t.co/AtwVoR8xyT
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TeenInk "If I fall asleep with a pen in my hand, don't remove it — I might be writing in my dreams." http://t.co/0FUP7fyJcB
the hunger games
only 200-ish pages long. great first book of a trilogy. third book comes out this summer. kinda violent with killing.
The Harry Potter books. Probably alot of people have read them but they're really good!
H.I.V.E
Hiegher Institute for Villanious Education.
This teenager is kidnapped and forced to go to this academy where the villians of yesterday teach the villains of tomorrow. REALLY AWESOME!
I would say Gone With the Wind by Margaret Mitchell but I seriously doubt many people would say that...hmmm...how about the House of Night series by P.C. and Kristin Cast? They're really good, and they are SIMILAR but DIFFERENT from Twilight, not that there's anything wrong with Twilight. I'm just sayin'. :)
Life As We Knew It is one of my favorite books :)
Frozen Fire by Tim Bowler I absolutely love this book and it is so suspensful.
Impulse by Ellen Hopkins. This book is a really good read but it deals with attempted suicide, cutting, and taking pills.
When the wind blow by: James Patteron its like the best book you will ever read
Eyes Like Stars by Lisa Mantchev. Summary: It's about this girl, named Bertie, who grew up as an orphan in a theatre. It doesn't sound very interesting but it is in my top five favorite books. There is like five swear words and Bertie drinks from Alice's (From Alice in Wonderland) "Drink Me" bottle and she kinda has a hallucination. (kinda-- it doesn't make sense, I know, but it's hard to explain.)
Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen Thank you!
The Fire Within by Chris D'Lacey it's the first book in a series, and it's about a young adult who is boarding with this family of two (mother and daughter). Both of them sculpt dragons for a living, and they give one to David (the tennant). But the dragons are more real than they let on...
"walden" by thoreau. for a dead man, he can make society seem like nothing has changed, even in a time span of 50 or so years. funny, with a view from the outside looking in on life and society.
"walden" by thoreau. for a dead man, he can make society seem like nothing has changed, even in a time span of 50 or so years. funny, with a view from the outside looking in on life and society.
"walden" by thoreau. for a dead man, he can make society seem like nothing has changed, even in a time span of 50 or so years. funny, with a view from the outside looking in on life and society.
"walden" by thoreau. for a dead man, he can make society seem like nothing has changed, even in a time span of 50 or so years. funny, with a view from the outside looking in on life and society.
There is a really awsome series by Melody Carlson called Diary of a Teenage Girl. It does'nt matter which person you're reading you'll find one that relates to you.
"Of Mice and Men"
Its short and will have you crying by the end but its really good.
"Levithan" by Scott Westerfeild
Its really worth reading
"The Hunger Games"
There is some killing but not graphic at all. Its a teen book/kid book
I completely agree!! I'm so excited for the new one to come out!
Sorry that was to an earlier post!! I loved the book The Maze Runner!!! AMAZING!
