Boyne, John:
The Boy in the Striped Pajamas
Brett, Paul V:
The Painted Man
The Desert Spear
The Daylight War
Chbosky, Stephen:
The Perks of Being a Wallflower
Collins, Suzanne:
The Hunger Games Trilogy
Dashner, James:
The Maze Runner
The Scorch Trials
The Death Cure
The Kill Order
Conan Doyle, Arthur:
The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes
Flynn, Gillian:
Gone Girl
Golding, William:
Lord of the Flies
Goldman, William:
The Princess Bride
Green, John:
The Fault in Our Stars
Looking for Alaska
Paper Towns
An Abundance of Katherines
Will Grayson, Will Grayson
Let it Snow
Hobb, Robin:
Farseer Trilogy (3)
Ship of Magic Trilogy
Mad Ship Trilogy
Ship of Destiny Trilogy
Fool’s Assassin (Fitz and the Fool Trilogy p1)
The Tawny Man Trilogy (3)
Larsson, Stieg:
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo – currently reading
The Girl Who Played with Fire
The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet’s Nest
Lawrence, Mark:
Prince of Thorns
King of Thorns
Emperor of Thorns
Lee, Harper:
To Kill a Mockingbird
Lewis, C.S.:
The Chronicles of Narnia Series
Martin, George RR :
A Song of Ice and Fire Series
Marsden, John:
The Tomorrow Series
The Ellie Chronicles: While I Live
The Ellie Chronicles: Incurable
The Ellie Chronicles: Circle of Flight
Paolini, Christopher:
Inheritance Cycle Series
Orwell, George:
The Road to Wigan Pier
Homage to Catalonia
Animal Farm
Nineteen Eighty-Four
Manson, Marilyn & Strauss, Neil:
The Long Hard Road Out of Hell
Riggs, Ransom:
Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children
Hollow City
Roth, Veronica:
Divergent Trilogy
Rowell, Rainbow:
Eleanor & Park
Fangirl
Rowling, JK:
Harry Potter Series
The Casual Vacancy
Shelley, Mary:
Frankenstein
Snicket, Lemony:
A Series of Unfortunate Events Series
Sugg, Zoe:
Girl Online
Tolkien, JRR:
The Hobbit
The Lord of the Rings Trilogy
The Silmarillion
Zusak, Markus:
The Book Thief
Mountain Goats 
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That sounds really good! I’ll have to give it a go!
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I’ve read many of these books, so I don’t know where to start. Hmmm, let’s go with Eleanor & Park. What are your thoughts about it?
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I enjoyed Eleanor & Park much more than I anticipated. I expected the book to be more of a romance novel and I was pleasantly surprised that the characters and storyline were realistic. The characters had faults that changed the way the storyline could’ve gone and I love reading that. What about you?
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Yes! The realistic aspects of the characters shifted the dynamics and possibilities of the story. It was a refreshing read. Rowell committed to saying a lot without saying much. I appreciated that. But I do wish the Eleanor on the front cover would’ve been illustrated bigger in size.
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Yes! That is a perfect way to say it! And the book I got had just their names on a red, blue and white cover… I just had a look ,at the other one and I do agree with you there, Eleanor does not fit the description in the book!
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Just searched up the other cover. No wonder you thought this book would be a light, quirky read. Neither cover reveals the story’s grittiness and ugliness (the purposeful flaws). Plus, the silhouette figure of Eleanor, just as the redhead on the bus book cover, doesn’t resemble the person within the pages. Size doesn’t matter, but still.
Check these out:
http://minaprice.net/#Eleanor-and-Park
http://teenlitrocks.com/2014/08/07/favorite-couple-eleanor-park/
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