Book Recommendations? - Comments

Attachments by Rainbow Rowell might be up your alley.

I'm actually looking for people to read my stories. No one ever reads then and I'm trying to build a fan base if you change your mind, you're always welcome to read them.

I ended up buying Me and Earl and the Dying Girl but I have some money to buy another, so I will check out the ones I've been recommended.

@ MugsNCash
I was actually thinking of Paper Towns. It's on my wishlist.

@ Lucasluc
Thank you; but I was looking for published novels. I appreciate the thought!

@ Oddie.
I'll take a look, sounds pretty cool!

@ Artist Vs. Poet
I was also thinking of Looking for Alaska. It's also on my wishlist. And thanks for recommending Innocence, though I'm not a huge Dean Koontz fan!

@ cola frank.
Those look pretty decent as well! However, I am going to avoid the Nicolas Sparks, lest I wish for my mother to steal my kindle from me and read it!

Paper Towns by John Green
Hush, Hush by Becca Fitzpatrick

http://www.mibba.com/Stories/Read/281542/Hanru-Sazuki/

http://www.mibba.com/Stories/Read/427255/Kiyo-Nakamoto/

http://www.mibba.com/Stories/Read/281542/Hanru-Sazuki/1/

Hanru Sazuki and Kiyo Nakamoto. Kiyo Nakamoto is an anime story. :)

Fracture by Megan Miranda is great. It's a mystery/paranormal with some romance, and it's sad too. Plus, the cover is just ugh

View Fracture cover

A great book I read recently is Innocence by Dean Koontz. It's a mystery/some what science fiction fantasy / romance type deal. Haha. It's hard to explain but it's a beautiful story!

Also, you listed The Fault in Our Stars so I recommend Looking for Alaska by John Green if you haven't already read it.

You should definitely read Daddy's Gone Hunting by Mary Higgins Clark. It's such a great book. It's a mystery - not what you listed. But oh my god it was so intriguing.

Also, Nights in Rodanthe by Nicholas Sparks. It's sad of course.