What kind of books would you like to read anyway?

What books do you read? You might like YA Contemporary (e.g books by John Green). John Green's The Fault In Our Stars is everywhere, so that'd be a cliche suggestion. I recommend you this book though. [img=200x291]http://d.gr-assets.com/books/1356993940l/13262783.jpg[/img] [url=http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/13262783-every-day]Every Day by David Levithan[/url] [spoiler][quote]Every day a different body. Every day a different life. Every day in love with the same girl. There�s never any warning about where it will be or who it will be. A has made peace with that, even established guidelines by which to live: Never get too attached. Avoid being noticed. Do not interfere. It�s all fine until the morning that A wakes up in the body of Justin and meets Justin�s girlfriend, Rhiannon. From that moment, the rules by which A has been living no longer apply. Because finally A has found someone he wants to be with�day in, day out, day after day.[/quote] [/spoiler] It's a very good read. Heartbreaking and really good.

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[quote=yunish;#320989;1364485521]I've already read The Fault in Our Stars by John Green. And yeah, Everyday and his other books are included in my to-read list Answering your first question, I've read most/some, if not all, of the works of Nicholas Sparks, Paulo Coelho, Dan Brown, Cecelia Ahern, Elizabeth Gilbert, Lauren Oliver, Stephenie Meyer, Suzanne Collins, Mitch Albom, etc. But I'm willing to read books of any other genre as well.[/quote] I've to say you have a very nice taste in books. For other genre, have you read Evermore by Alyson Noel? Or Jay Asher's Thirteen Reasons Why. Or Shatter Me by Tahereh Mafi. I haven't really read Shatter Me but I got a great feedback from a reliable source.

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[quote=aya;#320993;1364486866]Wow. Plot is good... and really complicated. I'd like to read it sometime. Do you by chance have ebook/.pdf copy of Everyday (or other titles which you recommend)? I'm too poor to buy books. :<[/quote] Yeah, I do! I read it in ebook because I can't find a copy of it in bookstores and I can't wait any longer hahaha Every Day is a hard find even in the internet. I can't find the download link I used anymore. I uploaded my epub file. See if any of these links work: [spoiler][url=http://www.epubbud.com/book.php?g=2B6ZG3UT]epub[/url] [url=http://www.mediafire.com/?cuv4gb6uwc9985e]mediafire[/url] [url=http://www.mediafire.com/?zozmk18v6g9g138]mediafire mirror[/url][/spoiler] For the other titles I recommended, [url=http://http://www.epubbud.com/book.php?g=2LKFPSYE]Jay Asher - Thirteen Reasons Why[/url] Alyson Noel - Evermore (i'll upload this sometime)

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[quote=aya;#320997;1364492769][spoiler]Edit: Done reading Every Day! Is there a sequel? There has to be one! I mean it didn't actually end, right? He still needs to know how to stay in one body for more than a day! And there's that shady reverend dude, Poole... Is he like him? This kinda reminds me of the movie, Jumper. they're different, but not unique. >.< Ahhhh! I want to know what happens next![/spoiler][/quote] Well that was fast! Hahahaha I don't think there's a sequel But there's a prequel, which only features some of A's lives before he met Rhiannon. I think that's it. That's the ending. I don't know what else to say here because I don't wanna spoil anyone who plans on reading the book someday hahaha

[quote=aya;#321000;1364529703]That sucks. D: Levithan should definitely write a sequel. It can't just leave us hanging like that but I kinda like the ending. It's very... hopeful. [spoiler]I mean, if "Poole" was like A and he can manage to stay on the reverend's body for an indefinite time then perhaps there could be a possible --- 'not perfect but at least it's better than having to change bodies everyday' future for A and Rhiannon. Don't you think so? The sequel could be like a triangle between A (using Alexander Lin's body), Alexander himself and Rhiannon. Or maybe Levithan should just end it like that. I'm like Hazel from TFoS insisting a sequel.[/spoiler][/quote] I'm adding 'hopeful' to my nonexistent list of Terms That Would Fit To Describe The Book, thank you. Hahaha [spoiler]I was hoping for that actually, ever since the reverend offered A help. I wanna see a sequel made too but I don't want it to be a love triangle between them. Although I respect your idea, in fact it's a great one! But I can only imagine A's pain on this one. Because, let's just say he does stay in one body for more than a day. Then he thinks everything's okay, and now he's going to fight over Rhiannon with some guy whom he's given a part of his feelings and memories to. It's just painful, because in that point of view, a part of Alexander is a part of A. And Rhiannon can't love A that wholly again because eventually, A will leave again. Eventually, his stay on one body will break and Rhiannon will be left waiting again. But that could be a nice sequel. More heartbreaks! Hahaha but yeah, I think Levithan should leave it at that too. P.S. Calm down, Hazel Grace. At least Levithan didn't end the book like how Van Houten did. Hahahhaha[/spoiler]

[quote=aya;#321002;1364532540]Lol. So tempted to call you Gus.[/quote] It'll be a pleasure, to be a Gus to anyone who'd take me. Hahahaha it's nice to meet you.

[quote=aya;#321170;1364659084]...and I sincerely hope both of your legs are still intact.[/quote] Still intact. I'm a two-legged human being hahahaha do you have any books to recommend for summer too though?

[quote=aya;#321177;1364660394]I hate 50 Shades and I wish people would stop recommending it coz it sucks. I struggled to finish Book 1, I never got through Book 2. I had rolled my eyes more than Anastasia Steele rolled hers when I was reading it. Yes, It was [i]that[/i] horrible. D:[/quote] Hahaha most readers say it's a badly written smut, no? Although a lot of people like it, I'm never reading it. Not because it's porn in words (who doesn't want porn anyway hahahahahahaha im kidding), but because.. okay you said it yourself. You rolled your eyes more than the main character rolled hers. Hahaha clever analogy.