Suggestions of books to buy...?

i'm 14 too and have read majority of those too.

here are some of my other favorites...

kissed by angel

the host

evermore

city of bones

blue bloods

thirst

my sister's keeper

the time traveler's wife

the shifter

the thief lord

i'd tell you i love you but then i'd have to kill you

the golden compass

speak

hope i helped!

Wow, your hunger for books amazes me, i wish i started reading when i was 14. Well you read all the fantasy stories and what not. Its time you stretch your mind and start reading stuff like The Republic of Plato, Homers Odyssey and maybe even the bible? you don't have to, but i think its time you learn a little about life and forget fantasies. I guarantee you will start thinking better. I was C average student in High School, I started reading Plato, Socrates and the bible (the bible is not just a holly book, its just as hard to understand then any other book, great stuff) by the end of my senior year and I gain some wisdom, not much but i am clearly more intellectual.

Is up to you though,

hope i helped

You mentioned Uglies so have you read pretties,specials and extras (in the same series though tally isn't in the last book till the end) ?

Also read:

1.Vampire Academy Series by Richelle Mead (Vampire Academy,Frostbite,Shadow Kiss,Blood Promise)

2,Mortal Instruments Trilogy by Cassandra Clare (City of Bones,City of Ashes,City of Glass)

3.Peeps and the Last Days by the same author as uglies (Scott Westefeld)

4.Sookie Stackhouse Novels by Charline Harris

Try the Charlie Bone series. It's been awhile since I've read them but they were really good. Also a book i just finished called Am I Blue? Coming Out From the Silence. Which is a collection of short stories about young people dealing with their sexual orientations. (If ur a homophobe its not for u) It was really good and an easy read. I found myself truly interested in reading the next sentence.. and turning the next page. That doesn't happen often with my attention span.

Philip Reeves - Mortal Engines trilogy and the Larklight books

Philip Pullman - His Dark materials trilogy

Terry Pratchett

Jim Butcher - Harry Dresden books

1000 fabulous Suns by using Khaled Hosseini (author of The Kite Runner) night by using Elie Wiesel The Little Prince by using Antoine St. Exupery they are the two fairly rapid reads. 1000 fabulous Suns takes a pair of week. that's follows 2 women human beings over the span of thirty years in Afghanistan and how they look after the conflict, tyranny, oppression, and violence. that's common and actually undemanding to stick to. night is actual account of the author's adventure at Auschwitz in the process the Holocaust. For me, it took under an afternoon to study. that's an outstanding and beautiful e book. The Little Prince is seen to be a new child's e book, yet i think of adults would desire to study it too. that's an lovable e book and takes under an hour to study.

lol, you basically just knocked down my whole list there! Um....

Eragon

Warriors, by Erin Hunter

i think you may like those, sorry if you've already read Eragon. Warriors is about cats, and while that sounds lame, try reading the series. The multiple series. six books each. four series.....not to mention spacial edition, manga, and feild guides. Yes, Warriors will keep you busy for a while. ;)

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You could try The Mortal Instruments Series. Its a 3 book series its has fantasy in it, I loved it. It has all kinds of things in it like werewolves, faries, vampires, its amazing. Its at barnes and nobel. I highly recommend it. Heres a link for it if you wanna look at it before you go buy it.

http://search.barnesandnoble.com/The-Mortal-Instru...

its the link for the boxed set but you can buy them seperately.