What is a good book series to read.......?

umm this book isnt

so much of a series but its

a really good book

its called " go ask allice"

When she begins keeping a journal the diarist, the daughter of a university professor, is an ordinary, insecure, middle-class suburban teenager preoccupied with boys, diets, and popularity. Her fortunes take a sharp turn for the worse when her family moves to a new town and she finds herself less popular and more isolated than ever before. Unhappy in the new town, she is overjoyed to be allowed to return to the old town to spend the summer with her grandparents. During this stay she is invited to a party by an old acquaintance; there she unwittingly ingests LSD that had been added to random bottles of Coca-Cola and distributed to the party guests as a game. The other guests had mistakenly assumed she was aware of what the "game" entailed. After this first unwitting, but pleasurable experience, she seeks drugs deliberately, and rapidly proceeds to marijuana, and amphetamines. She describes her drug experiences intricately; the more extreme the supposed diarist's drug experience, the more sophisticated and descriptive her writing becomes.

A pregnancy scare and the return to her new town encourage her to turn away from drugs; however she soon willingly falls in with the drug crowd where finally she finds acceptance. She starts dating a drug dealer and sells drugs to grade-schoolers for him. After realizing he was using her, she turns him in to the police and runs away from home with her new friend Chris, moving to San Francisco. She opens a boutique with Chris, however she misses her family. After being given heroin and then being raped by Chris' boss, Shelia, and her boyfriend, she and Chris return home.

She is welcomed back warmly by her family, but finds herself ostracized by the community and has difficulty keeping her resolve to avoid drugs. She soon weakens and, while high, runs away again. She spends time living on the streets, a period during which her diary is not dated and entries were purportedly recorded on scraps of paper or paper napkins. She finds herself having sexual relations with strangers and loses track of everything, but her fear for her family finally gives her enough courage to ask a priest to help her return home.

When she returns home she vows to stay completely off drugs, and succeeds, even without the support of Chris who has now moved away. However, she is again ostracized by her former friends, who continue to label her a police informant, and is ignored by the "square" kids. She starts a new romance with a student, Joel, at her father's university. While babysitting, she is drugged without her knowledge. She has a violent, bad trip, during which a neighbor locks her in the closet, where she badly injures herself trying to claw her way out, and she is committed to a psychiatric hospital. After being released, she returns home, finally happy and over her drug addiction. She gets her life back on track and finally makes the decision to stop keeping a diary.

An editorial note informs readers that three weeks after the last entry, the diarist died of an overdose. Although it is unclear whether the girl's overdose was accidental or premeditated, or what drug or drugs specifically prompted her death, the key issue is that this girl -- whose life the reader has followed in intimate detail -- was just one of the thousands who died because of drugs that year.

Books by Daniel Pinkwater; Warriors of Virtue books; Freak the Mighty; Harry Dresden Series by Jim Butcher; Salem the cat and Sabrina the Teenage witch books. Books based on tv shows Angel, Dark Angel, Buffy the Vampire Slayer. The Big Mutt. Silver Chief Dog of the North. The Shadow by M. Grant; Doc Savage by K. Robeson. The Phantom series by Lee Falk.

The Lord of the Rings by JRR Tolkien

The Prydain Chronicles by Lloyd Alexander

The Vesper Holly series by Lloyd Alexander

You might also like books by Tamora Pierce

Realistic fiction of a historical bent:

Sir John Fielding Mysteries by Bruce Alexander. First one is Blind Justice

Blue Bloods

Vampire Kisses

Miki Falls

and

The Lord Of The Rings

Mediator series

All American Girl series

These series are girly and funny so I loved them.

chronicles of vladimir tod

This series dosent have a LOT of Romance but it dose have some, it had more adventure and mistery.

I dont know I love it.

Oh, its not a series but Interview with the Vampire is a good book.

and re-read Harry Potter...its just a good series lol

....none of those are realistic fiction, their fantasy... anyway theres a couple of series if you don't mind it being a teeeeennnnnyyy bit on the more mature side

The Gemma Doyle Trilogy by Libba Bray (A Great and Terrible Beauty, Rebel Angels, The Sweet Far Thing)

The Luxe Series by Anna Godberson (The Luxe, Rumors, Envy)

Darkest Powers Series by Kelley Armstrong (The Summoning, The Awakening)

Vampire Academy by Richelle Mead (Vampire Academy, Frostbite, Shadow Kiss)

The House of Night Series by P.C. Cast and Kristin Cast (Marked, Chosen, Betrayed, Untamed, Hunted)

The Uglies Series by Scott Westerfeld (Uglies, Pretties, Specials, Extras)

Kissed by an Angel by Elizabeth Chandler (Kissed by an Angel, The Power of Love, Soulmates) *This is a trilogy in one book by the way*

To Catch a Pirate by Jade Parker

A Song for Summer and A Countess Below Stairs by Eva Ibbotson

The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins

The Host by Stephenie Meyer

The Princess and the Hound by Mette Ivie Harrison

Blue Bloods by Melissa De La Cruz (Blue Bloods, Masquarade, Revelations)

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If you liked Twilight then you will love the Mediator series by Meg Cabot. I've finished all of the books in the series and they remind me very much of Twilight. It's about a girl named Suze who moves to a new town. She isn't your average girl because she can see ghosts... And is sort of in love with one.

For a young adult/teen Meg Cabot's young adult books. She is the best author. Also best selling. She wrote tons of books including the Princess Diaries (Movies based on her books), Mediator (upcoming movie), 1-800-Missing (TV show based on her books), All-American Girl (up coming movie), Jinx, Airhead and more. She has adult books too, so you can grow with her.

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richelle mead is great also with her vampire academy books

1 vampire academy

2 frostbite

3 shadow kiss

the blue bloods series is really good as well by melissa de-la cruz

1 blue bloods

2 masquerade

3 revelations

you should read the percy jackson series"percy jackson and the Olympians" by Rick Riordan. theres 5 books to it its about kids born from olympian gods and a boy named "Percy Jackson" is the main chacter he discovers he's a son of the god. and on the first one "the lighting theif" he gos a a quest to get a "weapon" stolen from zeus. the second one is called "sea of monsters" the third "the titens curse" the forth "the battle of the labrinth" the fifth "the last olympien.