Thats just what I want to read I am still very open to other suggestions.
Ive read:
The Inheritance Cycle- Christopher Paolini
Beka Cooper: The Provost's Dog Series- Tamora Pierce
The Naming: The First Book of Pellinor- Alison Croggon
Wicked- Nancy Holder %26amp; Debbie Viguie
Inkheart Trilogy- Cornelia Funke
The Seventh Tower, Volumes 1-6- Garth Nix
The Abhorsen Trilogy- Garth Nix
Pendragon Series- D.J. MacHale
The Mortal Instruments Series- Cassandra Clare
The Sword, The Ring, and The Chalice- Deborah Chester
Graceling- Kristin Cashore
Blue Bloods -Melissa De La Cruz
The House of Night Series -P.C. Cast and Kristin Cast
Vampire Academy- Richelle Mead
Evermore- Alyson Noel
Twilight Series- Stephanie Meyer
Lords of the Underworld Series- Gena Showalter
Storm Born- Richelle Mead
The Three Sisters Island Trilogy- Nora Roberts
Sign of Seven Trilogy- Nora Roberts
The Circle Trilogy -Nora Roberts
The Cassandra Palmer Series -Karen Chance
The Pillars of the Earth- Ken Follett
The Sookie Stackhouse Series- Charlaine Harris
Midnight's Daughter by Karen Chance
The Hollows- Kim HarrisonLooking for a book? Any good suggestions?
Morganville Vampire Series or The Weather Warden Series by Rachel Caine.
I've read all the books you've listed and honestly, I can't think of anything else to add lol.
If you're up for a classic, you should definitely read The Three Musketeers or The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas. Based on the long list of books you've read, I can tell you that I have you'll love them, no doubt. They happen to be long, but trust me they are not boring at all! Both plots are extremely suspenseful , exciting, and full of action, adventure... I personally loved them both. I suggest you give them a try.
Enjoy =)
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The Harry Potter Series by J.K Rowling
The Hunger Games by Suzan Collins
Wicked Lovely by Melissa Marr
Blood and Chocolate by Annette Klause
The Luxe Series- Anna Godberson
are really good too.
"Marked: A House Of Night Novel" by Kristen CastLooking for a book? Any good suggestions?
Definately read Blood and Chocolate. It is very short but amazing. I reread it at least once a year. And try Firebird by Mercedes Lackey. I'm rereading it right now and it is really good. Here are some more:
Black Jewels Trilogy by Anne Bishop
-1st Daughter of the Blood
-2nd Heir to the Shadows
-3rd Queen of the Darkness
A Great and Terrible Beauty by Libba Bray
Rebel Angels
The Sweet Far Thing
Tithe by Holly Black
Valiant
Ironside
Clan of the Cave Bear
The Firebrand by Marion Zimmer Bradley (one of my top favorites)
The Secret History of the Pink Carnation Series by Lauren Willig
-The Secret History of the Pink Carnation
-The Masque of the Black Tulip
-The Deception of the Emerald Ring
-The Seduction of the Crimson Rose
-The Temptation of the Night Jasmine
Those are my favorites, they're all in that same magic/fantasy/adventure genre you seem to like.
Awesome! You've read The Naming, I hope you are going to read The Riddle.
Anyways, I don't think these books are similar to most of the books you've read but they do involve training, warrior/fighter. I have read them all by the way.
Warriors* (Original) by Erin Hunter
Cats who live in the forest where they have clan systems which includes a leader, deputy, medicine cat, apprentices, queens, elders and of course warriors. It sort of sound boring and stupid, but trust me it's not. The plot is awesome and characters are amazing. Start at the very first book : Into the Wild
* There is also:
Warriors: The New Prophecy
Warriors: The Power of Three
These series each have 6 books in each.^^^^
Pendragon by D.J. MacHale
Bobby, nice guy, basketball star and a Traveler. Which means that he has to jump from territories to territories to prevent a evil person from ruling the Hala. No big deal, right? Wrong, the Hala is everything, everyone, living, dead, everytime and every territory.Looking for a book? Any good suggestions?
Alexander, Lloyd. The Arkadians.
Three Arkadians wander through a fantasy land from one misadventure to another. An out-of-work bean counter, a young woman of mysterious talents, and a poet try to escape the wicked King Bromios and his crooked soothsayers.
Armstrong, Jennifer. Steal Away.
Two women, one white and one black, tell the story of their escape from a southern farm during the 1850s and of their difficult journey north to freedom.
Banks, Lynne Reid. Mystery of the Cupboard.
After moving to a home his mother recently inherited, Omri uncovers the mystery of the house and its link to a magic cupboard. A sequel to Indian in the Cupboard.
Beller, Susan. Cadets At War: The True Story of Teenage Heroism at the Battle of New Market.
The story of 280 schoolboys who fought during the Civil War to stop the Union troops.
Bruchac, Joseph. A Boy Called Slow: The True Story of Sitting Bull.
The true story of a child so deliberate and methodical he was called Slow; he turns out to be Sitting Bull, the Lakota's greatest leader.
Bruchac, Joseph. The Boy Who Lived with the Bears and Other Iroquois Stories.
Six Iroquois stories illustrated with dramatic scratchboard.
Byars, Betsy. The Moon and I.
The author describes her hilarious adventures with a black snake and some comical stories about her first attempts at becoming a professional writer.
Collier, James L. and Christopher. With Every Drop of Blood.
Although Johnny promises his dying father he will not desert the family to fight for the rebel cause, the lure of adventure and financial gain are strong. The book realistically focuses on the reasons the Civil War was fought as well as the enormity of the suffering of soldiers and civilians.
Cooney, Caroline. Among Friends.
Six high school juniors discover surprising things about themselves and their friends in the diaries they are asked to keep as a three-month English assignment.
Cooney, Caroline. Out of Time.
In this sequel to Both Sides of Time, Anne Lockwood returns to New York City in the 1890s where she discovers her friends from her former trip are suffering through hard times. As a time traveler, she must learn nineteenth-century ways to help her friends.
Coville, Bruce. Jennifer Murdley's Toad.
Imagine owning a talking toad! Read about Jennifer's remarkable adventures after she purchases such a talented pet.
Coville, Bruce. Jeremy Thatcher, Dragon Hatcher.
When twelve-year-old Jeremy unwittingly buys a dragon's egg, his whole life changes.
Creech, Sharon. Absolutely Normal Chaos.
Mary Louis is keeping a journal as an English class assignment. Through the entries, the events of her summer come alive.
Cummings, Pat. Talking with Artists: Volume Two.
Thirteen renowned picture book illustrators describe their childhood, working methods, and sources of inspiration, as well as offer advice for budding artists.
Curtis, Christopher Paul. The Watsons Go to Birmingham鈥?963.
A family story, both comic and moving, touches on the frightening times of the early civil rights movement.
Cushman, Karen. The Midwife's Apprentice.
A homeless girl in Medieval England finds a place when she becomes a midwife's apprentice.
Dubois, Muriel L. Abenaki Captive.
This historical narrative tells the story of the growth of hatred and fierce competition between a nineteen-year-old Abenaki warrior, Ogistin, and Vermont settler, John Stark.
Engel, Dean %26amp; Freedman, Florence B. Jack Keats: A Biography with Illustrations.
A biography with rich insights into the life of an internationally acclaimed author and illustrator, including full-color reproductions of his early work.
Filipovic, Zlata. Zlata's Diary: A Child's Life in Sarajevo.
This personal narrative of life, death, and the loss of childhood depicts Zlata's life before and during the war in Bosnia.
Freedman, Russell. Eleanor Roosevelt: A Life of Discovery.
A biography of one of this century's most outstanding, inspirational women.
Fritz, Jean. You Want Women to Vote, Lizzie Stanton?
This engaging historical biography of Elizabeth Cady Stanton presents a lively look at her impatient, outspoken personality as she fought for women's suffrage.
George, Jean Craighead. Julie.
A terrific sequel to Julie of the Wolves. When Julie returns to her father's Eskimo village, she struggles to find a way to save her beloved wolves in a changing Arctic world.
Gray, Luli. Falcon's Egg.
Keeping a dragon in a New York City apartment can be challenging!
Haas, Jessie. Uncle Daney's Way.
Twelve-year-old Cole learns how to work with a logging horse as well as valuable lessons about life from his Uncle Daney.
Hesse, Karen. Letters from Rifka.
In a series of letters to her cousin, a young Jewish girl reveals the struggles of her family's flight from Russia in 1919.
Hite, Sid. It's Nothing to a Mountain.
After the death of their parents, Lisette and Riley go to live with their grandparents in the Blue Ridge Mountai
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