I do not know what else to read next. I like fantasy books. No Twilight Saga or Vampire Diaries books.
Some examples:
1. The Neverending Story by Michael Ende
2. Inkheart by Cornelia Funke
I also like stories like this:
Mockingbird by kathryn erskine
The romeo and juliet code by phoebe stone.
Books like that. I hate nonfiction.
Chosen Answer:
The Phantom Tollbooth by Juster (it’s a silly book with a low reading level, but it’s clever)
Holes by Sacchar -(adventure- one of the best books I’ve ever read at ANY age)
The Giver by Lowry (one of my favorite books that I recommend to everyone)
The City of Ember by DuPrau (adventure/mystery solved by two kids)
The Narnia Series (except The Silver Chair! you can read it, I was completely bored by it however).
The Light on Hogback Hill by Cynthia DeFelice
Chasing Vermeer by Blue Balliett (mystery-haven’t actually read this one but my brother loved it)
From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler by Konigsburg (mystery- I love this one. It’s a mystery involving two kids living in a museum)
Among the Hidden by (don’t remember) -adventure
Because of Winn Dixie by (don’t remember)
by: Elledani
on: 6th April 11
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Star Girl
Abel’s Island
Island of the Blue Dolphins
My Side of the Mountain
Maximum Ride series
Witch and Wizard series
Matched
The Mediator series
lion, witch wardrobe series
Have you tried the hunger games series? I definitely reccomend the books, starting with the Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins.
The first three Harry Potter books.. But if I were you I’d wait a couple of years before reading the last of them.. Really great.
Other than that,
Narnia Series
The Golden Compass
The Little House… by Laura Ingalls Wilder
Famous Five – Enid Blyton
There are 3 books by Holly Black that I read when I was about that age and loved. They are Tithe, Valiant, and Ironside. They’re basically fantasy books, with a modern approach to fairies, and various other creatures, and how they live among humans. They’re great reads, mixing fantasy with a bit of teenage romance – but nothing too sickly.
You also might enjoy the Artemis Fowl books, if you haven’t already read them.
The Phantom Tollbooth by Juster (it’s a silly book with a low reading level, but it’s clever)
Holes by Sacchar -(adventure- one of the best books I’ve ever read at ANY age)
The Giver by Lowry (one of my favorite books that I recommend to everyone)
The City of Ember by DuPrau (adventure/mystery solved by two kids)
The Narnia Series (except The Silver Chair! you can read it, I was completely bored by it however).
The Light on Hogback Hill by Cynthia DeFelice
Chasing Vermeer by Blue Balliett (mystery-haven’t actually read this one but my brother loved it)
From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler by Konigsburg (mystery- I love this one. It’s a mystery involving two kids living in a museum)
Among the Hidden by (don’t remember) -adventure
Because of Winn Dixie by (don’t remember)
The star of Kazan – Eva Ibbotson
The velvet room – Zilpha Keatley-Snyder