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You can recommend a book from any genre; however, I will not read erotica, or books with excessive language or sexuality. I will somehow get a hold of the book via the library, paperback swap, or the bookstore. Then, I will read the book and post a review. Please check out my Goodreads page to see the books that I have already read. If I pick a book that I've already read, I will select a new one. Oh, and only one suggestion per person please. Otherwise my brain might melt. You can pick books that haven't been released yet, but be aware that I may not have a copy.
Leave your suggestion in the comments. I will select the book on May 16. (That's not very many days)
And, if I might offer a suggestion? Give me something that's an older title. I read a lot of new releases, but I really want to try something from 5 years ago or more. :)
Bloodlines by Richelle Mead! ;)
ReplyDeleteHex Hall! ha ha..just kidding! I would like to see your thoughts on Fever by Lauren DeStefano
ReplyDeleteUnwind by Neal Shusterman. I'm surprised by how many people read and review dystopian but have never heard of/read Unwind. That book is awesome, but intense!
ReplyDeleteOoh! I've been meaning to get to that one. Maybe I'll be lucky enough to pick it this time!
DeleteLooking at your list of favorite authors, have you read anything by Lloyd Alexander? Particularly The Book of Three or THe Kestrel which are both the beginning of different series?
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I LOVE LOVE LOVE Lloyd Alexander books!!!
DeleteThe Declaration by Gemma Malley.
ReplyDeleteI read it and its sequel The Resistance recently and really enjoyed them.
The Crow-Girl: Bodil Bredsdorff
ReplyDeleteI'm going to go ahead and offer up Bloody Jack by LA Meyer. Good stuff, that. Especially in audio (as I mentioned earlier).
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you recc'd that one. It looks great!
DeleteHave you read any of Kristin Cashore's books? I just finished Bitterblue and it was excellent. If you've read Graceling and Fire already, I say you should read Bitterblue. And if not, then Graceling, definitely.
ReplyDeleteI've got Bitterblue sitting on my night-table! I definitely need to get to it.
DeleteI would recommend Haven by Kristi Cook :D
ReplyDeleteI;m going to go with Rot & Ruin by Jonathon Mabarry.
ReplyDeleteGraffiti Moon by Cath Crowley :) Even though it's a new release, it is absolutely amazing and gorgeous and I love it so much!
ReplyDeleteThe Book of Blood and Shadow by Robin Wasserman. So good!
ReplyDeleteMy recommendation is a YA contemp novel and one of my favorites: Saving June by Hannah Harrington.
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