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There is no end of books I'd like to see under the tree this December. If I could pick three, they would be:
1. The Pillars of the Earth by Ken Follet. Many of my friends have read this and claim it is the best thing. Ever. I don't read much history, so I'd like to have it as a change of pace.
2. Lessons from a Dead Girl by Jo Knowles. This is a book Reed doesn't have and I'm curious to read. It has been challenged in a couple of different cases, and I firmly believe in reading material that disturbs people.
3. Rebound by Bob Krech. I haven't read a sports book in a while, and basketball isn't a sport I've ever read about. Baseball, football, soccer. But never hoop.
1. The Pillars of the Earth by Ken Follet. Many of my friends have read this and claim it is the best thing. Ever. I don't read much history, so I'd like to have it as a change of pace.
2. Lessons from a Dead Girl by Jo Knowles. This is a book Reed doesn't have and I'm curious to read. It has been challenged in a couple of different cases, and I firmly believe in reading material that disturbs people.
3. Rebound by Bob Krech. I haven't read a sports book in a while, and basketball isn't a sport I've ever read about. Baseball, football, soccer. But never hoop.

For this Christmas I would like three things...
1. The book My Abandonment by Peter Rock.
2. The book Fallen by Lauren Kate.
3. And last but not least, the book
If I Stay by Gayle Forman.
P.S. This is only a tenth of my official list... :)


2.High Rhulain by Brian Jacques. I'm a big fan of this series, I've read every book in the series besides the most recently published books and want to finish reading the series.
3.The Fall of Reach by Eric S. Nylund. I've had this book recommended to me by my cousin, he said it was a really good book and I'd like to read it to see if I'd want to read more books like it.

1.)Fallout by:Ellen Hopkins.
2.)A Child Called "It"and A Man Named Dave: A Story of Triumph and Forgiveness by:Dave Pelzer. I have the second one, and I'd like to finish off by getting the 1st and 3rd.
3.)If I Stay by:Gayle Forman. I just finished this book and I'd like to have this on my bookshelf at home.

Dark Secrets: Volume 2I already finished her first book Dark Secrets: Volume 1and i would like to continue reading Elizabeth Chandlers book.
CheatedI became really interested in Patrick Jones books and I would enjoy to read this book.
Red Is for RemembranceI love how the plot of the book works throughout these books and I want to continue on with this series.

1. Awakenedby P.C. Cast: Awakened is the eighth book to the House of Night series. I've read all but this one and would really like to have it.
2. Glass Housesby Rachel Caine: My friend Jose recommended this book to me, and he has a really good taste in books. The last few that he's given me to read have been really good.
3. Crescendoby Becca Fitzpatrick: My friend Casey and I have read the first book to this series. I had no idea that it was a series until she told me that I should read Crescendo.

Kissed by an Angel: Kissed by an Angel; The Power of Love; Soulmates by Elizabeth Chandler- I think this book would be pretty good because I'm interested in things including angels and I have read some of her books before and enjoy reading them.
Winter's Passageby Julie Kagawa- I have read the first book to the series, though it took me long to read for my level of reading, I enjoyed it very much and would like to continue the series. I really enjoyed the fairytale things that were in the book and I enjoyed the way the author wrote the story.
CrescendobyBecca Fitzpatrick- I want to get this book because I read Hush, Hush and I really very much like it because of the suspense and I'm hoping this next book will be the same. I would like to continue the series and see what happens next.

2.CujobyStephen King.I'm getting two bulldogs and i'n naming one cujo and it's a killer dog.
3.The Pacificby Hugh Ambrose. I like history book about war an miliarty like to join someday.

2. I Know What you did Last Summer by Lois Duncan. I heard it was good and I want to try it.
3.ANGELA'S ASHES by Frank McCourt, I dont really read creepy books, but this one sounds good.

1:Memoirs of a Geisha by Arthur Golden. When my friends were talking about this book, I thought this book would be an interesting book for me. Also the book cover catches my attention.
2:Let the Right One In by John Ajvide Lindqvist. One of my friend saw the movie called Let the right one in. I don't know if this movie and the book relates but I just wanted to try.
3:Heart to Heart: New Poems (Scholastic Edition) Inspired by Twentieth-Century American by Jan Greenberg. This book is going to be a challenge since I don't like reading poetry. This book might help me get to know poetry better because according to review it is about art. I should try something new and gain more knowledge.

1. The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins. Mrs. Sharpe and a few of my friends have mentioned this book to me, so I thought I would give it a shot.
2. The Percy Jackson series by Rick Riordan. The reason for this series is my brother read it and said it was good. My brother and I like the same things so I think I would like it too.
3. My Father's Son by Terri Fields. The reason is i read a short caption about it and the book sounds interesting.

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The Hunt for Red October by Tom Clancy. Looks like a good book, it has a periscope pole. Looks like submarine warfare. I would like to recieve this for the holidays.
Cross (Alex Cross, #12) by James Patterson. I enjoy rading the series of Alex Cross. I would like to recieve this book for christmas or another holiday. I would reccomend reading this series if you like reading about detective work and hunting down psycopaths.

1. Swim the Flyby Don CalameIve heard from a lot of people that this book is really funny, also Its a type of book that I would really like.
2.Letters from Alcatraz: Forty Years Laterby Tina WestbrookTotally a type of book that would keep me all up at night. From what Ive heard Its a good, and has a lot of action.
3.Exactly As I Am: Celebrated Women Share Candid Advice with Today's Girls on What It Takes to Believe in Yourself by Shaun RobinsonEven though Its a girl book, Its tells about how one girl that just needs to believe in herself. I really want to read this book because It has a good storyline, and an a inspirational character.

2)City Of The DeadThe sequal to The Rising.
3)Lessons from a Dead GirlI like disturbing...

2.Kisses from Hell by kristin Cast..I'd like to read because it's about a two love birds that risk everything, and it's a type of book am in to.
3.Safe Haven by Nicholes Sparks...This book is a book am extremly in to,because it's a true love story not like other BS. type.

3)The Blood of Flowers.Its about this young lady who's dad dies.It looks like something i would read.

such as:
1. All Creatures Great and Smallby James Herriot. After reviewing it online I found out it had five star reviews, which is rare even for classic novels. I'm very fond of animals, a story about a veterinarian might not be so bad.
2. The Hot Zone: A Terrifying True Story. A research novel on doctors racing to fight off the deadly Ebola plague in Africa. I know...nice topic huh?!I've wanted to learn more about it ever since Biology Class.
3. The Mysterious Benedict Society. It's the first in it's series and also like the " Series of Unfortunate Events " I here.

the reason I would want this because I havnt read it and people tell me that its intresting.
2.Kiss the Girls
someone told me that it is a good book.
3.Monster
someone told me that it is a cool book and I should read it.

2. Split by Swati Avasthi. One of my friends recomended me this book and claims it one of the best books they've read. I have a great interest in reading this book.
3. Perfect chemistry by Simone Elkeles. This book involves a romance that I am curious about. Its different then your regular love story.

1.The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins. I wanted to read this book because my friends told me it's a good book, so I wnated to read it but I couldn't find it at Reed library.
2.Black and White by Paul Volponi. I read this book when I was a Freshman but I sucked at reading ,actually I sucked at English, so I totally could not understand it at all. I want to know the story. I also want to read it again and see if I progressed my English skill.
3.Crank by Ellen Hopkins Lot of people told me that it's really inspirational book.

1. The Island of Dr. Moreau by H.G. Wells. My mom and I watched the movie based of the book and it was actually pretty good. I would like to read this book because I think I would really enjoy it.
2.Christine by Stephen King. Again I saw the movie and then my grandmother read this book to me when I was around 12 and I really liked the plot and theme and I would really like to read this book.
3.Tricks by Ellen Hopkins. I like this authors work and I would like to read more of it. I was told about this book by my brother and I want to read it.


2. Burnt Orange: Color Me Wasted byMelody Carlson. It looks interesting and I've heard promising things about the author.
3. Looking for Alaska byJohn Green, for the same reasons as the book listed above

1.A Child Called "It" by Dave Pelzer. Many of my friends like this book and I'm curious to know what goes on in the story.
2.The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins. My friend suggested this book to me and he said it has a good plot.
3.Crank by Ellen Hopkins. Everyone seems to enjoy this book and I want to know what happens.

2.The Hunger Games.Every one is talking about .
3.Scars. My friend read it and she told me it was a good book.

1.Kokopelli's Fluteby Will Hobbs. I've read it before but it was so detailed that I would love to read it again.
2.Beardanceby Will Hobbs. It's a book by Will Hobbs which is a great author by my point.
3.Touching Spirit Bearby Ben Mikaelsen. I would like to read that book because it looks like a book that I would like to read and because Mr.Debarger recommeded it to me.

1.Sold by Patricia McCormick. I have only heard great things about this book, I mean it won the national book award. Here's a peice of the book someone used to comment about it here on Goodreads,
"In the days after the hugging man leaves, I consider myself in the mirror. My plain self, not the self wearing lipstick and eyeliner and a flimsy dress.
Sometimes I see a girl who is growing into womanhood. Other days I see a girl growing old before her time.
It doesn't matter, of course. Because no one will ever want me now." ... Interesting, isn't it?
2.The Geography of Girlhood by Kirsten Smith. I am interested in this book because I feel that being a girl, I will have much in common. Plus the ratings on this book are pretty high, so it must be good.
3.The Wedding by Nicholas Sparks. I loved all of his books that I've read and can't help but want to see more of his great work.

2.Dash & Lily's Book of Dares Will i heard from friends that this book is good and introsting.
3.Someone Like YouThe cover got my attention and it seems like a good book so i would like to read it.
Books mentioned in this topic
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