1. The Man in the Picture by Susan Hill
Recommended by: Ma/Mom/Mother/Madre
When I first read this book it didn't really blow my mind, but
since than I have found myself thing back on it a lot. I mean,
this is by the same women who wrote The Woman in Black, which is one of my favorite ghost movies. This is a great
short story for those just getting into reading suspense books,
or want to get a feel of Susan Hill's writing before getting
into some of her other work.
When I first read this book it didn't really blow my mind, but
since than I have found myself thing back on it a lot. I mean,
this is by the same women who wrote The Woman in Black, which is one of my favorite ghost movies. This is a great
short story for those just getting into reading suspense books,
or want to get a feel of Susan Hill's writing before getting
into some of her other work.
Recommended by: Friend
I have never been a buddy reader kind of person, not because I don't
like it, but because none of my friends are big readers or they just
aren't into the same kind of books as me. Anyways, in middle school a
friend of mine really want to read this book so my friends and I decided
to read it together. Long story short,we all loved it. The book was
kind of like a knock off pretty little liars (which at the time I had
never heard of), I don't think I would love it as much if I read it
now, but I still really enjoyed it.
like it, but because none of my friends are big readers or they just
aren't into the same kind of books as me. Anyways, in middle school a
friend of mine really want to read this book so my friends and I decided
to read it together. Long story short,we all loved it. The book was
kind of like a knock off pretty little liars (which at the time I had
never heard of), I don't think I would love it as much if I read it
now, but I still really enjoyed it.
3. The Giver (The Giver Quartet #1) by
Lois Lowry
Recommended by: Sister
I'm going to be honest, the main reason I picked this book up was
because I was the only member of my family who hadn't read it
yet. But I am happy I did. My only big flaw with this book was
the fact that I felt like it was much to short. Though I understood
it, I just felt like there could have been more to the story overall.
yet. But I am happy I did. My only big flaw with this book was
the fact that I felt like it was much to short. Though I understood
it, I just felt like there could have been more to the story overall.
I'd still recommend it though.
4. Shiver (The Wolves of Mercy Falls #1)
by Maggie Stiefvater
Recommended by; Friend
I remember reading this first three books in this series when they
first came out and I thought that they were so good. Since than the
only other book I have read by her is the Raven Boys, which I also
really enjoyed. Maggie has such an interesting writing style and I
cannot wait to read more of what she has to offer. Everything
she writes is both entertaining and alluring in its own way.
only other book I have read by her is the Raven Boys, which I also
really enjoyed. Maggie has such an interesting writing style and I
cannot wait to read more of what she has to offer. Everything
she writes is both entertaining and alluring in its own way.
5. Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children (Miss
Peregrines
Peculiar
Children #1) by Ransom Riggs
Recommended by: Sister
When I first heard about this book from my sister I wasn't completely
sold on the whole thing. I felt as the the 'peculiarities' of the children weren't all that great; however, after enough nagging from my sister
I finally picked it up. Though I still feel the same in regards to the
I finally picked it up. Though I still feel the same in regards to the
'peculiarities', the writing style just isn't for me either. Don't get me
wrong, the story is actually pretty interesting, and I even went on
to reading the second book, which was even better than the first.
Though my feelings are pretty wishy-washy, would still
recommend it.
I didn't realize Shiver was written by Steifvater! Good list. I'm seeing Miss Peregrines everywhere today. I'm still meaning to pick up the second one.
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