whats a good book to read that you just cant put down until the end?
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In My Hands : Memories of a Holocaust Rescuer by Irene Gut Opdyke
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I would vote for A Midsummer Night's Dream.  It's a great dose of comic silliness with just enough philosophical inquiry into the relationship between dream and reality to give you food for thought.  The last scene alone is worth the price of admission (or rental, or the cost of a good book).
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I actually have three favorites.\n\nThe first book is Shogun by James Clavell.  I've read it so many times it fell apart, and I had to buy a new one. It's about an explorer whose ship runs aground in "The Japans."  He has heard about fabulous riches there.  He finds himself in a strange place where he can't speak the language at all and where the customs are completely alien to anything in his experience.  Worst of all, the samurai can kill him for the slightest of affronts.  Fascinating book actually based on the life of a real person (Will Adams), someone who was the ancestor of a man my family knew in Japan.  He moored his boat next to ours.  \n\nThe second is Watchers by Dean Koontz. It's about a genetically enhanced golden retriever, the man who finds him in the woods, and the Other, a creepy creature. \n\nThe third is The Stand by Stephen King.  This one is basically about a Super Flu which escapes from the lab and proceeds to decimate the country.  There are very few survivors, and they are drawn to one of two places - to an old woman (the good) or to the Walking Dude in Vegas (the bad).  Basically, it's about the battle between good and evil for control of the remaining people.  M-O-O-N that spells great book!!
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If it's the chick-lit type of romance you like then Vince & Joy by Lisa Jewell is for you. It's also really funny. Trying to find a book to top it!
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I really enjoyed "Out of Time" by Paula Martinac.  It's about this lesbian couple now in New York, and one of the women starts getting pulled into the lives of these lesbian women in the 1920's, so much so that she see ghosts, visions, and has moments of almost psychic-like intuition.  Its a story about lesbians in the past, but also a story about a very modern couple working on common and uncommon issues.  I loved it.
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Besides the Harry Potter books, I would have to say "Mama" by Terry McMillian.\n\nThe struggles Mildred go through trying to raise her children- Frida, Bootsee, Angel, Money and two others that I've feel for her. The abusive relationship with the childrens father, the neighbor that rapes her oldest. The men that Mildred runs through and the growing pains of life. Great book. Must read.
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Reading.  I love books.
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Nelson Demille has some good Bestsellers.  Plum Island and Lions Game are both good thriller/action type books with a little sarcastic humor.  The combo makes for good, quick and easy reading!
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So many books, so little time!  Just go to the library and start checking out books that intrigue you.  Remember, if you don't like it, nobody says you have to finish it!  I currently  prefer humor:  Terry Pratchett, Christopher More, Jason Fforde...enjoy enjoy!
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I have I have! Read it all, its awesome... it makes me sad, but if you think of it... Hurry up and finish it! I don't wanna give the end away.
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If you want something very suspenseful, try All Around the Town , by Mary Higgens Clark, also known as the queen of suspense.  I just read this book.  its not too long, and its a very good story about a girl who is abducted when she is 4 and then she developes multiple personality disorder and then is framed for a murder.....pick it up and read it!
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Sue Grafton's novels are good.  (P is for Peril, for example).  On, Off by Colleen McCullough and 5th Horseman by James Ptterson are also great.  Vanished and Superstition by Karen Robards are two more possibilities.
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brave new world. its a book about a utopian society. its really good.
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For a Young Adult Fiction book to be my favorite, it would have to be "deep." Watership Down by Richard Adams is excellent. I've enjoyed YA for years even though I'm not a young adult myself.\n\nHow about "Girl, 15, Charming but Insane" by Sue Limb? It's part one of a planned trilogy. On Amazon it's got a 5 star rating.
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I read that book too. I thought it was great. I could relate to the almost everything about her. It was a good book, and i would recommend it as an escape, from all the bad things in your life, and that it is overall a relatable book to any teen, turning a teen, has been a teen, and so on. I liked the book the most because i wanted to keep going and going. It wasn't boring or draggin. The plot always came back. I actually read that book, and loved it, and your real friends and teacher will love whatever you write.
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get a book and Read it
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How about "One Last Cry," by Brian McKnight?\nSee links below: