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i am looking for books for a 15 year old girl that relates to me perferabley. Well I am starting out at a new school (a public school) from a private school. Besides that I love philosophy, math, poetry... I also love books like my sisters keeper, and handle with care, and lovely bones
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13 little Blue Envelopes by Maureen Johnson --that was a very good book
Holes by Louis Sachar --that was also a good book. I read the book before the movie came out. I was reading this during Hurricane Isabel. My mom had picked it up when I wasn't reading it. When I wanted to read it again, she didn't want to put it down. She wanted to rip the book in half so she could keep reading, and so she could shut me up. lol. and no, I wouldn't let her do that. I don't remember who go the book though.....
Secret life of the Bees by Sue Monk Kidd --that I read way before the movie came out. very good book.
The Blue Mirror by Kathe Koja----I skipped gym class in high school to finish this one =)
Hate You by Graham McNamee-----I skipped gym class again to finish this one
Med Center by Diane Hoh----this is a very addicting series.
A Little Princess by Frances Hodgson Burnett---I watched that movie so many times as a little girl, but the book was just as addicting. I loved it. I had this book in my history book when I should have been studying for finals back in the 10th grade.
The Notebook by Nicholas Sparks-----I cried so hard while reading this that my mom was telling me to just stop reading it. But I didn't. I just couldn't. I personally hate the movie. They changed some things that just contradicted things in the book
The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton ---this may have been on a school's reading list you have had or may have....but it's one of my favorite books to read. One of my friends used to love reading this over and over again in class in the 7th grade. And she'd just burst into tears. And my teacher would be like...'Taylor, It's just a verb...oh, not that book again.'
Waiting for Sarah by Bruce McBay-----also a very good book. I read this during class.
A Well-Timed Enchantment by Vivian Vande Velde-----I happen to love a lot of her books. Such as Companions of the Night---my all time favorite book.
Gone with the Wind by Margaret Mitchell ---It's a classic =)
Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte ----Also a very good classic. It was a 10th grade book. I listened to it on disk. But I've read it many times since then.
Midnighters by Scott Westerfeld --that's a good series.
Uglies by scott westerfeld ---another good series
All American girl by Meg Cabot---I loved this book so much, I took it with me to a school assembly. I didnât care if I got stares =p
Vampire Kisses by Ellen Schreiber---I love this series =)
Lord of the Flies by William Golding----It was a 10th grade school book. I loved it. I have read it over again.
The Stand by Stephen King---Very good book
The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald---I read this fairly quickly. I loved it.
Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen----Another classic
I Know What You Did Last Summer by Lois Duncan----I stayed up all night on a school night finishing this. Couldn't put it down.
My Dog Skip by Willie Morris-----I have not read this, but I saw the movie. Books are always better though, right? It was the first movie I ever cried at, and it was in a movie theater.
Stepanie Plum Series by Janet Evanovich---
One for the Money,
Two for the Dough,
Three to get Deadly,
Four to Score,
High Five,
Hot Six,
Seven Up,
Hard Eight,
Visions of Sugar Plums,
To the Nines,
Ten Big Ones,
Eleven on Top,
Twelve Sharp,
Plum Lovinâ,
Lean Mean Thirteen,
Plum Lucky,
Fearless Fourteen,
Plum Spooky,
Finger Lickinâ Fifteen.
Very good series. Easy reading. Itâs laugh-out-loud funny.
=)
Happie Reading
13 little Blue Envelopes by Maureen Johnson --that was a very good book
Holes by Louis Sachar --that was also a good book. I read the book before the movie came out. I was reading this during Hurricane Isabel. My mom had picked it up when I wasn't reading it. When I wanted to read it again, she didn't want to put it down. She wanted to rip the book in half so she could keep reading, and so she could shut me up. lol. and no, I wouldn't let her do that. I don't remember who go the book though.....
Secret life of the Bees by Sue Monk Kidd --that I read way before the movie came out. very good book.
The Blue Mirror by Kathe Koja----I skipped gym class in high school to finish this one =)
Hate You by Graham McNamee-----I skipped gym class again to finish this one
Med Center by Diane Hoh----this is a very addicting series.
A Little Princess by Frances Hodgson Burnett---I watched that movie so many times as a little girl, but the book was just as addicting. I loved it. I had this book in my history book when I should have been studying for finals back in the 10th grade.
The Notebook by Nicholas Sparks-----I cried so hard while reading this that my mom was telling me to just stop reading it. But I didn't. I just couldn't. I personally hate the movie. They changed some things that just contradicted things in the book
The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton ---this may have been on a school's reading list you have had or may have....but it's one of my favorite books to read. One of my friends used to love reading this over and over again in class in the 7th grade. And she'd just burst into tears. And my teacher would be like...'Taylor, It's just a verb...oh, not that book again.'
Waiting for Sarah by Bruce McBay-----also a very good book. I read this during class.
A Well-Timed Enchantment by Vivian Vande Velde-----I happen to love a lot of her books. Such as Companions of the Night---my all time favorite book.
Gone with the Wind by Margaret Mitchell ---It's a classic =)
Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte ----Also a very good classic. It was a 10th grade book. I listened to it on disk. But I've read it many times since then.
Midnighters by Scott Westerfeld --that's a good series.
Uglies by scott westerfeld ---another good series
All American girl by Meg Cabot---I loved this book so much, I took it with me to a school assembly. I didnât care if I got stares =p
Vampire Kisses by Ellen Schreiber---I love this series =)
Lord of the Flies by William Golding----It was a 10th grade school book. I loved it. I have read it over again.
The Stand by Stephen King---Very good book
The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald---I read this fairly quickly. I loved it.
Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen----Another classic
I Know What You Did Last Summer by Lois Duncan----I stayed up all night on a school night finishing this. Couldn't put it down.
My Dog Skip by Willie Morris-----I have not read this, but I saw the movie. Books are always better though, right? It was the first movie I ever cried at, and it was in a movie theater.
Stepanie Plum Series by Janet Evanovich---
One for the Money,
Two for the Dough,
Three to get Deadly,
Four to Score,
High Five,
Hot Six,
Seven Up,
Hard Eight,
Visions of Sugar Plums,
To the Nines,
Ten Big Ones,
Eleven on Top,
Twelve Sharp,
Plum Lovinâ,
Lean Mean Thirteen,
Plum Lucky,
Fearless Fourteen,
Plum Spooky,
Finger Lickinâ Fifteen.
Very good series. Easy reading. Itâs laugh-out-loud funny.
=)
Happie Reading
What is a good book for a 7-year old girl?
everything
I want to buy a book for my cousin's 7th birthday. I have no idea what the reading level is for a kid that age. Any suggestions on what books might be good? Thanks.
Answer
The Magic Tree House series of books is great.
The Umbrella by Jan Brett is great if she likes animals.
Junie B. Jones books seem to be popular with girls around that age.
Look in the "easy reader" section for books that would probably be around her reading level.
The A to Z Mysteries and the Bailey School Kids are two more series in that age range.
Andrew Clements was mentioned above. Great author, but probably a bit difficult for that age range if you want it to be something she can read herself.
The Magic Tree House series of books is great.
The Umbrella by Jan Brett is great if she likes animals.
Junie B. Jones books seem to be popular with girls around that age.
Look in the "easy reader" section for books that would probably be around her reading level.
The A to Z Mysteries and the Bailey School Kids are two more series in that age range.
Andrew Clements was mentioned above. Great author, but probably a bit difficult for that age range if you want it to be something she can read herself.
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