Books? Book-Lovers!!!!?

answers1: Book 1: Have you heard of the book Loose Girl? It is a
memoir about the author kerry Cohen and her addiction to male
attention. <br>
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Book 2: Another one that I absolutely loved was Tweak. Tweak is also a
memoir about the author Nic Sheff and his addiction to
methamphetamine. <br>
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Book 3: The last book I'll recommend to you is Beautiful Boy. This
book is told by Nic Sheff's father David Sheff. It is David's side of
the story to Nic's addiction. <br>
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I hope you give all three of these novels a chance. They're great, and
they keep you turning pages!
answers2: I am in the same boat! I love to read, but I am very picky.
I loved the Lovely Bones (very sad, yet inspiring novel) <br>
North of Beautiful: It was an easy, quick read, but enjoyable <br>
Winter Girls: about eating disorders, good yet disturbing <br>
Just Like That: just loved this one <br>
The Nature of Jade: another quick read but good <br>
If I Stay: Sad, and great book <br>
Before I Die: very sad, but definatly life altering <br>
wow, I have many more if you want more but these were some of my
favorites...hope you find one you like! (ohh and amazon.com is great
to read summarys, and they give you good sugestions based on the books
you are looking at!)
answers3: You should check out Sarah Dessen and Alex Flinn. Flinn
deals with social problems of the younger set such as bullies, abuse,
and even AIDS--excellent writer. Also, there's a book called Aimee by
Mary Beth Miller. This is a strong YA book. Just awesome. Check out
some of the synopses on amazon.com. <br>
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Hope this helps!
answers4: The Lovely Bones <br>
My Sister's Keeper <br>
Dear John <br>
A Million Little Pieces <br>
The Time Traveler's Wife <br>
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here is a book review blog that has a review with summaries for all
these books <br>
http://opusfiction.blogspot.com/
answers5: Assuming you're young, you may enjoy the Endless Steppe by
Esther Hautzig, about a 10-year-old girl and how she survived after
her family was sent to Siberia during World War II. It's not a kid's
book, but anyone can identify with the main character. There's also Go
Ask Alice, which reads like the diary of a teenage girl who gets mixed
up in the drug culture of the early 1970s.