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Friday, December 14, 2007

AMAZING BOOKS!!!!

As a bit of a change, today i will be listing a few of my favorite books. i invite all of my dedicated readers to do the same in the "comments" section of this blog.
many of the books are way below my reading level, because i'm listing books that i thoroughly enjoyed at the time when i read them, which in some cases was quite a few years ago. the starred books are my absolute favorites.

Fantasy:
1) The Lost Years of Merlin, by i forgot his name
2) *A Great and Terrible Beauty* by Libba Bray (& the rest of the series!)
3) *The Bartimaues Trilogy* by Jonathan Stroud
4) Tales of Brothers Grimm by the Brothers Grimm
5) *The Two Princesses of Bamarre,* by Gail Carson Levine
6) Ella Enchanted, by Gail Carson Levine
7) The Wizard of Oz, by L. Frank Baum (& the rest of the series!)
8) *Which Witch?*, by Eva Ibbotson
9) Dial-A-Ghost, by Eva Ibbotson
10) The Secret of Platform 13, by Eva Ibbotson

Science Fiction:
1) *Ender's Game*, by Orson Scott Card
2) *Ender's Shadow*, by Orson Scott Card (& the rest of the series!)
3) *Maximum Ride*, by James Patterson (U like it- admit it!)

Plain Old Fiction:
1) *A Series of Unfortunate Events*, by Lemony Snicket
2) *The Lorax*, by Dr. Seuss (it's not just for kids! seriously!)
3) Running Out of Time, by Margaret Petterson Haddix
4) Among the Hidden, by Margaret Petterson Haddix
5) Just Ella, by Margaret Petterson Haddix
6) *Shadow Spinner*, by Susanne Fletcher
7) *Calvin and Hobbes*, (comic books) by Bill Watterson
8)*Holes*, by Luis Sacher

Historical Ficiton:
1) Girl in a Cage, by Jane Yolen
2) *The Devil's Arithmatic*, by Jane Yolen
3) The Harp, by Meir Uri Gottesman

Nonficiton:
1) Chicken Soup for the Teenage Soul
2) *Chicken Soup for the Teenage Soul on Tough Stuff
3) Connections to Today (my global textbook)
4) Do Fish Drink Water?

14 comments:

ImitationRandomFactor said...

ur global textbook?!?!?
oh dear!
(btw, u can c how does she know on youtube)
ENYEH!

griffinrider said...

hey, IRF:
what's up with you and enyeh?
Do you remember the tune? i do!
that's all you have to say about this post?
have you read any of these books? do you like any of them? what are your favorite books?

4evernameless said...

Well, griffinrider I havent read much of these books to tell you the truth, but do you think you can get ahold of some of them for me because i dont go to the library often. Whaddya say?

griffinrider said...

I'll try. i said it before, and i'll say it again: you probably won't like most of them. but it's worth giving it a try, right? what have you got to lose?
which ones are you interested in? i can't get you every single one.

4evernameless said...

u can get me whatever u have if u dont mind/want

Golda said...

me 2

griffinrider said...

sorry, golda. i'm only getting books for 4evernameless. i guess i just like him/her better. sorry!

Golda said...

excuse you!
what nerve you've got in there!
How could you just get books for her, and not for me!
Oh, how will I survive?
Oysh!

griffinrider said...

Golda, i'll tell you why: because i don't particularly like you. that's all. it's as simple as that. does this answer your question? look, i can't just hand out books to any joe shmoe who writes on my blog. i have to chose which joe shmoe i want to give my books to. and let's face it; 4evernameless has a way better name than you do.

Golda said...

Well then, i wont lend you some of my favorite books.
like,like, the bernstein bears or how to eat fried worms.
so there!

griffinrider said...

oh, no! not the berenstein bears! how will i ever survive without them, the greatest of all books?!
(note sarcastic tone here.)

Golda said...

wellf u dont want to share with me and only want to share with 4evernamless, because, because, 4evernameless has neater typewriting than i do, then i'm not gonna share bernstein bears books with u.So there!

griffinrider said...

fine. see what i care.

Rain said...

wow, I've read almost every one of those. Creepy. Have you read the Westing Game? or Cry of the Icemark? (read CotI. It's really good.) The Looking Glass Wars is entertaining, and The Whale Rider is excellent. (like you, a ton of the books on my 'fave books' list are way below my reading level, but they were good, you know? Good literature is good literature, period. it never gets old.)