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Valeriya wrote: "The Help is one of the greatest novels that I have read this past year. Its inspirational, moving and fun. It opens the readers heart and mind. I cried at the end :')"
It was really good!!! The movie was good but not as good as the book was.

Well, I aboslutely adore The Hunger Games! It was amazing! I also really liked The Maze Runner by James Dashner, he is a great writer, too. But, of course I loved Divergent and Insurgent, but judging by the title of this group, I'm assuming you have read at least one of those books already. Another book that I really liked was The Outsiders. It's a classic! Those are really all the books that I can think of that I really, really LOVED. Any suggestions for books that are like Divergent or The Hunger Games? Or even books that people who read and liked The Hunger Games and Divergent thought were good books.

Okay since I absolutely loved every single book you mentioned I suggest ! We have read Insurgent and Divergent and also the Hunger Games. I also recommend City of Bones, and

I recommend Amanda Hocking's books. My blood approves and the trylle series were really good :D

Latoya wrote: "I recommend Amanda Hocking's books. My blood approves and the trylle series were really good :D"
I want to read her books!!

Haley wrote: "Has anyone else read Ender's Game by Orson Scott Card? I'm honestly not a huge science-fiction fan, but this has been my favorite book since elementary school and it gets better every time I read i..."

I love it and hate it at the same time.
It just scares the heck out of me though. (and so does Peter)

Scott wrote: "Dr. in my opinion the two best books are: The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe and The Voyage of the Dawn Treader.
The worst by far is The Horse and His Boy"

I totally agree.

kevinjonaslover.� wrote: "Kressel wrote: "OUTLIERS by Malcolm Gladwell"

What's it about?"

People who don't fit into the box.

I loved , , and but not the other books in the series.

LOVE THOSE BOOKS NOTTELLING!!!!!! But I loved the rest of the other books!

I also recommend Marked and Vampire Academy

Hoot wrote: "LOVE THOSE BOOKS NOTTELLING!!!!!! But I loved the rest of the other books!

I also recommend Marked and Vampire Academy"

Read them!

Nottelling wrote: "Haley wrote: "Has anyone else read Ender's Game by Orson Scott Card? I'm honestly not a huge science-fiction fan, but this has been my favorite book since elementary school and it gets better every..."
I was on the fence with Ender's game. It wasn't good but it wasn't bad.

Nottelling wrote: "I loved , , and but not the other books in the series."

I know what you mean, the fourth book kind of dragged a little. Right now I'm reading the fifth, so far it's ok.

Latoya wrote: "Nottelling wrote: "I loved , , and but not the other books in the series."

I know what you mean, the fourth book kind of..."

Good for you!

I thought the 5th was good but the 4th was better!

Nottelling wrote: "Scott wrote: "Dr. in my opinion the two best books are: The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe and The Voyage of the Dawn Treader.
The worst by far is The Horse and His Boy"

I totally agree."

A Horse and His Boy is my absolute favorite...And Orson Scott Card's books are on my list to be read soon!

I am sure I've recommended these already but maybe it wasn't in this group...i don't remember >.<

and

They broke my heart but they are really amazing.

I recommend the triology for anyone who wants to read something very light and fun.

Karina wrote: "I am sure I've recommended these already but maybe it wasn't in this group...i don't remember >.<

and

They broke my heart but they..."

I read those during freshman year, and your absolutely right about them being heart-breaking, but they were still really amazing books.

Scott wrote: "I thought the 5th was good but the 4th was better!"

I finished the fifth a few days ago.....I hated the ending, and by that I mean it was another cliff-hanger that really left me wanting for the 6th book, unfortunately that won't be out for awhile. Out of sheer curiosity, why'd you like the 4th more than the 5th?

Latoya wrote: "Karina wrote: "I am sure I've recommended these already but maybe it wasn't in this group...i don't remember >.<

and

They broke my..."

I heard about them a while ago but I'm not sure if they would be too tragic to read as they're set in a place where feminist/democratic activists, aid workers and other innocent citizens are still being regularly murdered.

I read them a few years ago without having a clue what they about. They were both heart-breaking but I think I had a harder time with A Thousand Splendid Suns. Not sure why. I still think everyone should give them a try (:

Latoya wrote: "Scott wrote: "I thought the 5th was good but the 4th was better!"

I finished the fifth a few days ago.....I hated the ending, and by that I mean it was another cliff-hanger that really left me wan..."
I don't know. I felt that the 5th was too long and I hated and loved the cliffhanger! Also I hated how there was way too much romance!

I am going to recommend . I am a sucker for really good romance books and stories, especially tragic love stories, but I am kind of picky with them. This is one I adore! It made me laugh, and cry, and go aww. I am watching the movie right now and I swear I am about to cry my eyes out :(
(the book is better)

Starters is awesome

Glow is cool

kevinjonaslover.� wrote: "I really liked The Unbecoming of Mara Dryer. It was really intriguing! Just keep in mind that it is more of a romance than paranormal/mystery."

It's the Unbecoming of Mara Dyer

Forgive my fins is a really cute light book about mermiads that is perfect to read at the beach!

Karina wrote: "I am going to recommend . I am a sucker for really good romance books and stories, especially tragic love stories, but I am kind of picky with them. This is one ..."

I enjoyed the book but really didn't like the movie, it just left too much out. The book let you bond with the characters and you understood much better what was going on and why.

Karina wrote: "I am sure I've recommended these already but maybe it wasn't in this group...i don't remember >.<

and

They broke my heart but they..."


I never heard of A Thousand Splendid Suns, but I did try to read The Kite Runner. For some reason I simply couldn't get into it. I kept trying to read it but it turned into one of the few books I couldn't finish.

Tricia wrote: "Karina wrote: "I am going to recommend . I am a sucker for really good romance books and stories, especially tragic love stories, but I am kind of picky with the..."

Yes definitely. The last bit in the movie still gets to me though.

Not many people like The Kite Runner. I loved it but, for me, A Thousand Splendid Suns was way better.

Karina wrote: "Tricia wrote: "Karina wrote: "I am going to recommend . I am a sucker for really good romance books and stories, especially tragic love stories, but I am kind of..."

Yeah, even though I knew pretty much what was going on I still cried....

Tricia wrote: "Karina wrote: "Tricia wrote: "Karina wrote: "I am going to recommend . I am a sucker for really good romance books and stories, especially tragic love stories, b..."
I want to read it!

Jay wrote: " Glow is cool"

My library owns it :D Love when I see books at my library that are popular on goodreads!

The Divine Comedy by Dante Alighieri.

Lolita is simply the wittiest, saddest, most tragic, most playful book you could read. It dares to handle a hot topic with utter coolness. To think an author could even imagine he could pull off this achievement is astonishing.

Uglies is definitely one of my favourite books/series. It's very much like Divergent, since it takes place in the future, in a dystopian world. I recomend it to anyone who likes sci-fi with a touch of romance (:

Uglies

Emma wrote: "Uglies is definitely one of my favourite books/series. It's very much like Divergent, since it takes place in the future, in a dystopian world. I recomend it to anyone who likes sci-fi with a touch..."

I liked the uglies alot. If you liked the uglies I suggest starters which in my opinion was a really great book! Deff a must read!

Here's the link to it: Starters

For fans of ya contemporary I really liked and suggest:

kevinjonaslover.� wrote: "Emma wrote: "Uglies is definitely one of my favourite books/series. It's very much like Divergent, since it takes place in the future, in a dystopian world. I recomend it to anyone who likes sci-fi..."
Starters was very similar to Uglies. I really have to read Pretties!

Jay wrote: ""

I want to read this so much! One of my favorite mermaid series is: . It's really light and fun to read.

I recently read this and absolutely loved it!! :D

It is a bit sad though.

Jay wrote: ""

I want to read it! I recommend

Everyone should read The Fallen Star series and The Secret of Ella and Micha. They are both by Jessica Sorensen