give me a thing to read

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Going on a book buying spree, post some suggestions here and I'll probably pick them up
don't suggest the common ones that everyone has already read though, looking for some more personal recommendations if y'know what I mean?
Aight, go.

[SlayerOfLight]

How about J.R.R. Tolkien's books?

[Buffy]

Marley and Me gave me the feels, but it is still one of my favourite books.

[Ninaroja]

If you haven't read it, The Perks of Being a Wallflower comes highly recommended.

Feel ALL the feels

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[quote="Nicholas"]How about J.R.R. Tolkien's books?[/quote]

Oh gosh yes! I still need to read The Silmarillion! Thanks for reminding me.

Will check out any recommendations you beautiful people make
I have a lot of stuff to read over the next couple of months now. This is a thing that makes me happy.
On an unrelated note - I'm reading Legend by Marie Lu recently, it's like Hunger Games but better, check it out if you're into that sort of stuff.

[Lauren]

I would suggest Looking for Alaska by John Green

That was the last book I recently read and it was so good. I recommend it.

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Have you read Paper Towns and if so is that good? Because I saw that and was like "Hmmmm"

[Lauren]

Yes I've also read it. It's good too.

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OH noice well I think I will just look through all of Mr.Green's works and read them at random to be honest. I know he wrote a book in collaboration with... Oh Jeez, that guy who wrote "every day" whose name I forget right now even though it was one of the best books I read last year I will know it when I see it though.

[Buffy]

David Levithan?

Also, Fangirl by Rainbow Rowell is turning out pretty good. And I've heard wonderful things about her other novel, Eleanor and Park.