What are some good books to read?

I definitely recommend the rest of the Twilight saga: New Moon, Eclipse and Breaking Dawn - they're awesome! :)

Try the 'Gossip Girl' books or the spin-off series of it; 'It Girl', both by Cecily Von Ziegesar. Gossip Girl may be a little old for you which is why I suggest the It Girl series but if you enjoyed The Clique you'll

probs like them. :)

Anything by Meg Cabot, who wrote The Princess Diaries is great if you like stuff like The Secret Identity of Devon Delany so books by her like the 'Airhead' trilogy or 'Pants On Fire' would be good to check out.

I read The Sisterhood of The Travelling Pants books when I was 12 and loved them, they're by Ann Brashares.

I absolutely loved the 'Mates, Dates...' series when I was 11, there's like a million of them, all by Cathy Hopkins but if you're not from the UK then you probably haven't heard of them! She also wrote another series called 'Truth, Dare, Kiss, Promise'. They'd be perfect though :)

It doesn't sound like great 'literature', but the MTV novels are awesome!

I haven't read it but I know Stephenie Meyer who wrote the Twilight books has her new one 'The Host' out so you could give it a go! I haven't read it yet though.

And the Georgia Nicolson diaries by Louise Rennison are sooooo funny! She's a British writer but I know the books came out in the States and probably in other places around the world too.

Hope you enjoy! I've read the books listed and LOVED THEM so I think we have similar taste :) Happy reading.

Im 11 to and i like reading these sort of books and all the ones by Stephenie Meyer Majority of my class has all of the books.

Skulduggery Pleasant Derek Landy

Skulduggery Pleasant Playing With Fire Derek Landy

Skulduggery Pleasant The Faceless Ones Derek Landy

New Moon Stephenie Meyer

Eclipse Stephenie Meyer

Breaking Dawn Stephenie Meyer

you would love jodi picoult she is my absolute favorite:

1 second glance.

2 my sisters keeper

3 mercy

4 the tenth circle

5 nineteen minutes

she has alot more too but thats only to name a few.

richelle mead is great also with her vampire academy books

1 vampire academy

2 frostbite

3 shadow kiss

chistopher paolini is AMAZING

1 eragon

2 eldest

3 brisingr

Glint by Ann Coburn is really gripping adventure book.

Girl, Missing by Sophie McKenzie is a really good book that I couldn't put down. It's got a bit of mystery and adventure to it, too.

The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas by John Boyne is also quite good

The Sandfather by Linda Newbury

I am David by Anne Holm

The Carbon Diaries 2015 by Saci Lloyd

Elsewhere by Gabrielle Zevin

surely you must like one of those lol, hope so :)

All of these books are great for your age group:

Maximum Ride Series - James Patterson

Book 1: The Angel Experiment

Max had avian dna grafted into her before she was born, by sadistic scientists. Now she and the five others in her adopted family have wings, and they can fly. They are on the run from the scientists who will do anything to get them back. To make things more complicated, they are also being tracked by another of the scientist's experimental breeds: part human, part wolf, with a taste for flying kids.

These books are sooo good! I read the first one in 2 days (422 pages)

The Hunger Games - Suzanne Collins

In the future, in a place that used to be known as the U.S. every year, 24 teens are forced to participate in a "reality t.v. show." Only the winner lives. I loved this book. It made me cry.

Uglies - Scott Westerfeld (and anything else by him)

In Tally's world, when everyone turns 16, they receive an operation that makes them beautiful. When Tally's friend decides to run away and avoid the operation, Tally is forced to follow, and on the way, learns a horrible secret about being beautiful. Great book! Scott Westerfeld is awesome!

You Don't Know Me - David Klass

Told from inside the mind of a boy whose mother's boyfriend abuses him. It's funny, but deep. A really good book.

Unwind - Neal Shusterman

When the government outlaws terminating pregnancies, they come up with a new solution to this problem. Children between 13 and 17 can be "unwound," where their body parts will be donated to those in need. This story is about three kids who are trying to fight the society that would "unwind" them. This was one of the first really great books that I'd read in a looong time. I would soooo recommend it.

Thirteen Reasons Why - Jay Asher

I didn't love this, but everyone I know did. When Sarah Baker commits suicide, she makes tapes, which she sends to all of the people who affected her decision. It's told from the POV of the boy who had a crush on her, and he's wondering why he received a tape from her. What did he do that would make her want to die?

Generation Dead - Daniel Waters

If you liked Twilight, I would recommend this one. It was a really good book, but it didn't rip off the vampire idea. It is definitely worth reading.

Gone - Michael Grant

When everyone 15 years or older disappears, kids go crazy. Bullies rule, and no one knows what to do. Not only that, but animals are mutating, and kids are developing special powers. (I know it sounds kind of dumb, but it really isn't, it's soooo good!)

Skinned - Robin Wasserman

Lia had a perfect life until she almost died in a car crash. Her body was destroyed, so her mind was downloaded into a new body that only looks human. She will never eat, feel pain, or age again. Society is against her, and everyone like her. It's a pretty good book. You should read it.

Hacking Harvard - Robin Wasserman

Really funny. Three kids make a bet to see if the can cheat their way into Harvard and prove the flaw in the admission system. It was a good book.

Can't Get There From Here - Todd Strasser

I loved this one. It's about a tribe of teens living on the streets of New York.

The Year Of Secret Assignments - Moriarty

This one is laugh out loud funny. It's about a group of penpals in different schools. It's written through their letters and emails and journal entries. It's sooooo funny.

Godless - Pete Hautman

A group of kids decide to worship a water tower. Need I say more? Funny book.

Going Nowhere Faster - Sean Beaudoin

Most hilarious (random) book I've ever read.

The Outsiders – S.E. Hinton

This book is sooooo good! Read it!

Tex - S.E. Hinton

If you liked The Outsiders, you'll like this one. It's not quite as good (nothing could be) but I really liked it.

Truancy - Isamu Fukui

When school rules a child's life, along with cruel leaders and teachers, a group of kids try to fight the system. Tack thinks he know what side he's on, especially when someone he cares about is hurt in a crossfire between the two sides, but after some time, he's not sure anymore. I liked the book. My friend wouldn't read it because it was too violent for her, but I thought it was good though. (but I didn't like the ending)

The Host by Stephanie Meyer

Remember Me

How about Sing to the Dawn, Tuesdays with Morrie, For one day and 5 people you meet in heaven?

The Lord of the Rings. If this is too hard you can read The Hobbit first. You can also read THe Eye of the World first book of The Wheel of Time. After that read Wizard's First Rule by Terry Goodkind. Then, read Lord Foul's Bane by Stephen R. Donaldson.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lord_Foul's_Bane

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_lord_of_the_rings

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wizard%27s_First_Rule

Perfume: The Story Of A Murderer - Patrick Suskind

Don't let the title throw you off, you should be mature enough to read this one.

-Meagan Meade's Guide to the McGowan Boys by Kate Brian. It's about a girl that goes to live with 7 boys. It's really good.

http://search.barnesandnoble.com/Megan-Meades-Guid...

-How To Be Popular by Meg Cabot

http://search.barnesandnoble.com/How-to-Be-Popular...

-Avalon High by Meg Cabot

http://search.barnesandnoble.com/Avalon-High/Meg-C...

-All-American Girl by Meg Cabot

http://search.barnesandnoble.com/All-American-Girl...

-The Black Sheep by Yvonne Collins & Sandy Rideout

http://search.barnesandnoble.com/Black-Sheep/Yvonn...

-Audrey, Wait! by Robin Benway

http://search.barnesandnoble.com/Audrey-Wait/Robin...

-Beastly by Alex Flinn (Beauty and the Beast retold in the beasts POV)

http://search.barnesandnoble.com/Beastly/Alex-Flin...