Book suggestions anyone? - Comments

Heart shaped box - joe hill
noughts and crosses - malorie blackman
twilight - stephanie meyer
19 minutes - jodi picoult - all of her books are amazing
there're loads more but my minds drawn a blankk.. :/
Xx

I've read The Giver. It was good. :D
I'll have to chcek out Chocolate Chip Cookie Murder and 361.
Thanks for all the suggestions everyone!
:)

1984, Angels and Demons, The Giver, Chocolate Chip Cookie Murder

Anything by Sarah Dessen.
Her work is amazing, and most of it is romantic.
My personal favorites are Dreamland and Just Listen.

The best love story I have ever read is The Time Traveler's Wife by Audrey Niffenger. This book is incredible! It's about how love can exist forever outside of the constraints of time and space. The best gangster crime fiction author is Donald E. Westlake he also goes by the name of Richard Stark. 361 by Westlake is a great novel about the mafia. Go to hardcasecrime.com to find other dark crime novels.

Also, not really 'fantasy' because it focuses on the lives of the people around New York.

The Good Fairies of New York. Fairies come to New York from Scotland/Ireland/other places, and two of them play Ramones songs on their fiddles. It's really weird.

Ha, it is decent.
Or I like to read these cheesey ones by Rachel Hawthorne. I have Snowed In and Love On The Lifts.

Oh, and you can always go to the forums and look for books people have read.

I've read 13 Little Blue Envelopes. It's pretty decent. :)

The Book of Lost Things sounds intriguing. I'll definitely see if my library has it.

13 Little Blue Enevelopes by Maureen Johnson. A girl gets a package from her dead aunt and she has to follow all of the things each envelope says. It takes her all across Europe.

"The Book of Lost Things" is really good. It's by John Connolly (sp?). It's neither romantic or crime, but it's very good. It's about a boy (growing up in WWII, I think). His mother dies, his father gets remarried and has a child. Then he starts having these episode in which he blacks out and have very vibrant 'dreams.' Eventually he ends up in another world (though he's probably having a very long episode) in search of his dead mother. It's like his really warped version of all books and fairytales, merged into this book. I'm not explaining it well, but it's a really good read.

I guess you could find a better summary on Wikipedia or at BN.com.

What's it about?

Don't worry, that happens to me all the time.

Hmmm. . .

My Sister's Keeper by Jodi Picoult?

At any other time I could think of a bazillion books, but when asked I'm blank.
It's great how that works, huh?