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@ S.E.:

No worries, I actually thought the same thing once! Someone recommended "Anything by Jessica Day George" and I wondered, "Since when did JDG write a book called Anything???" Then I realized and I was like "......"

@ Ivy:

I'd start with The Blue Sword and The Hero and the Crown. They are both awesome fantasy stories with wonderful heroines and quite indicative of McKinley's writing style (which I love, though I've heard some people find it kind of...dated). Beauty, Rose Daughter and Spindle's End are whimsical, imaginative retellings of fairy tales (Beauty and the Beast on the first two and Sleeping Beauty for the third). Spindle's End is a pretty long novel (it feels long because the plot could be thicker) but has a wonderful fairy-tale atmosphere. Pegasus is also really enjoyable, but it has an awful cliffhanger and the sequel's not coming out for another year! I've been suffering for ages in waiting for it (the release date has been pushed back twice). The only book of hers I wasn't wowed by was Dragonhaven. She can't write male protagonists very well. I hope you like her books; she's my favorite author!

1 any book by Trenton Lee Stewart

2 any book by Enid Blyton

3 Dragon Rider Inkhart and Inkspell by Cornelia Funke

4 The Prydain Chronicles

5 The City of Ember 

6 Tales of the Kingdom Tales of the Restoration  and Tales of the Resistance by

7 The Doll People by Ann M. Martin

8 any book by Roal Dahl

9 The Black Stallion 

10 The Penderwics

11 any book by Andrew Clements

12 The Lord of the Rings and the Hobbit 

13 the Rooftoppers

14 the Chronicles of Narnia

15 The Great and Terrible Quest. 

The books in the Lockwood & co. series. I love them, though I only know one person who read them-- and they were the person I recommended them to . . .

They are fantastic! They are hilarious, too. Although they can be creepy at times, it's balanced perfectly and not over-the-top or all that morbid. (And if you read and liked Sherlock Holmes, I'm sure it's totally fine.) 

Cinder by marissa meyer

Dealing with dragons by patrica c. werde

The girl that could fly

peter and the starcatchers by Dave barry and Ridley pearson

Charmed life by dianna wynne jones

Howls moving castle by dianna wynne jones

The school for good and evil by Soman Chiani

The candymakers by wendy mass 

-The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett (I may have misspelled that) 

-HoO by Rick Riordan

-The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins  

When I saw this post again I was like, what is this? I haven't posted here recently? Then I clicked on it and was like Ohhh, this tying. I've actually read a lot of these books now.

Have you tried Agatha Christie's mysteries? You might like those.

Dang it, everyone beat me to some of this... but I still have a few tricks up my sleeve....

1: Inkheart or anything by Cornelia Funke

  2: The Thief Lord (I haven't read it, but it's supposed to be really good)

 3: Hunger Games!

4: Anything by Lois Lowry

5: Anything by Andrew Clements

1. The Book Theif 

2. When You Reach Me 

3. The Pushcart War 

4.  The Inheritance Cycle 

5. The Magic Theif 

6. The Dragonkeeper Chronicles

7. The Steps Across the Water.

8. Roverandom

9. The Shakespere Spy 

10. Dragon Egg 

11. Children of the Lamp

12.Everything on a Waffle 

13. White Fang 

14. Call of the Wild 

15.HomelessBirds 

16. Doctor Dolittle.

17. Lad: A Dog

Wow, that's a long list. l didn't put the who they were by because it would take a long time. 

So many books, so little time! I'm reading Inkheart right now and St.Owl, I love When You Reach Me, I just read that recently.