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Book suggestions
Any suggestions for good reads lately? I'm going on vacation and will finally have some time to do some 'fun reading.'
Re: Book suggestions
i agree on the hunger games
i also love jen lancaster books
What style are you looking for?
something to make you think? or some sort of trashy lose your mind book?
I second the Hunger Games series, it was really good! A great vacation read. I also recommend the Uglies series (Uglies, Pretties, Specials, Extras) if you are into young adult fiction that reads at a fast pace.
If you are looking for more in depth series fiction reads I would recommend The Help if you haven't read it. About black maids in the south and their stories that get published in a book, very interesting perspective of social roles in the south. There is a movie coming out later this year that is based on this movie so might be a good one to pick up.
Another dramatic read is Room by Emma Donoghue, it's a story about a girl who is kidnapped and forced to live in a concealed room by her captor. She eventually bears a son by him and tries to raise him as normally as possible in the room with her until they can attempt an escape. It was a very emotional read for me but VERY good.