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[Tenturo]

I loved the tiger's curse series!! I have read tons of hiusands if books but I will list my ultimate favorites

1. Out of my Mind
2. Tigers Curse Series
3. Warriors Series
4. The Empty City (survivors books one)
5. Maximum Ride series
6. Tracing Stars
7. Crazy
8. Wolves of the Beyond series
9. Guardians of Ga'Hoole series
10. The Giver
11. Hatchet
12. Artemis Fowl series
13. Saddle Club series
14. Mr. Poppers Penguins
15. Gone with the Wind
16. Misty of Chincotegue (howverr its spelled)
17. Fever
18. Kingdom Keepers series
19. Fear Street series
20. Harry Potter series
21. Hunger Games series
22. Island of the Blue Dolphins
23. Black Beauty
24. Heidi
25. The Sisters Grimm series

I garuntee there are more but those are all I currently remember.

[Meadowstar01]

Tom's Midnight Garden was definitely one of my favorites. Jane Eyre was awesome too. I just loved how the authors of those books actually went out into detail and used higher vocabulary, unlike alot of books you tend to see today. You could actually picture what was happening in the books. <3

Wolves of the Beyond is pretty good too, but not anywhere like Tom's Midnight Garden or Jane Eyre. I mean, the author isn't bad, but the writing isn't great either. But the storyline indeed does make up for it, and allows me to want to continue reading through the series. I would love to see how it ends. :3

It would also be epic if they made a movie based off of Wolves of the Beyond. <3

[Tenturo]

Oh yes do I agree about the Wolves of the Beyond movies!!  I would definitely buy them

[kiarasBFF98]

I just finished Tailchaser's Song. It was a great read! I almost liked it as much as Warriors. It was very interesting, and I couldn't put it down. It was one of those rare incidences where I felt happy with the ending. It certainly has a lot going for it. I found out a movie for it is in the making, and I am excited for it.

[Abomine]

I just finished Tailchaser's Song. It was a great read! I almost liked it as much as Warriors. It was very interesting, and I couldn't put it down. It was one of those rare incidences where I felt happy with the ending. It certainly has a lot going for it. I found out a movie for it is in the making, and I am excited for it.

I'm glad you enjoyed it. And I too am excited for the movie. :3


On a slightly different topic, I'm reading this right now.


So far so good, but there are a LOT of characters to keep track of. Thank heavens for the character appendix in the back of the book.

[Tearless]

I'd strongly recommend anything by Isaac Asimov if you like SciFi, particularly Caves of Steel (essentially a detective with a robot partner solving a murder in a futuristic Earth). The bad news is that you may become addicted. The good news is that the man churned out so many books that it would probably take around a decade to read them all.

The Temeraire series is also incredibly good; it's historical fiction, but with dragons. You may not be surprised to learn that history is much more awesome with dragons in it. First book in the series is call His Majesty's Dragon, shouldn't be too hard to find.

[Tenturo]

I have been working on a new series... its The Sisters Grimm series by Michael Buckley. This book series is amazing and I would totally recommend it.

[Abomine]

I'd strongly recommend anything by Isaac Asimov if you like SciF...

I, Robot and The Bicentennial Man are my two favorites by Asimov. Once I'm done with A Game of Thrones, I'm going to start reading his Foundation Trilogy.

[Tearless]

Ooh, forgot The Bicentennial Man. Loved the heck out of that one. I still live in the hope that someone will make a decent movie adaption some day... XD