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[Avaloni]

Hello!
Title: The Fault in our Stars
Author: John Green
Other books in series: (in order please)
Genre of the book (fantasy, action, adventure): realistic fiction
Anything I should know first?: (if this book is not for young readers or cussing is heavy please don't suggest it): This book is for kids around the 7th and 8th grade age group. It's a very loving book, and ever so good. but prepare the tissues, kids. this ones gonna be a doozy. if you've never cried in a book, you're gonna sob. and if you have, you are gonna be sobbing harder than ever before. you have been warned.

Wow, severe sob-warning. I never cry in books (or movies) though, so I'm going to want to read this... just to see.
I have been wanting to read that one though. ^.^

[protégé of batman]

when you get to the sadder part of the book, read it allowed to yourself. you'll cry even harder. Again, you have been warned......prepare for the pool of tears!!!!

[paws11kitty]

when you get to the sadder part of the book, read it allowed to yourself. you'll cry even harder. Again, you have been warned......prepare for the pool of tears!!!!

Agreed, I cried straight through the last 80 pages of the book! Good thing I wasn't reading in public.

Everyone's probably read it already but a book that's even sadder than TFiOS is The Book Thief.

[Little Things ;]

Hello!
Title: Fallen
Author: Lauren Kate
Other books in series:
#1: Fallen
#2: Torment
#3: Passion
#4: Fallen in Love
5# Rapture
Genre of the book: A fantasy romance, I guess you could call it.
Anything I should know first?: It does have one or two swear words. It's a book for at least over 14's to 15's.

Description:
Instant. Intense. Weirdly familiar... The moment Luce looks at Daniel she knows she has never felt like this before. Except she can't shake that feeling that she has... and with him - a boy she doesn't remember ever setting eyes on. Will her attempt to find out enlighten her - or destroy her?
(That's on the back of book one.)

It's pretty Goth, if you're into that sort of thing, about fallen angels. But give them a go. They're very captivating, gotta-turn-the-next-page sort of thing.

[connor.]

If you really like some action and romance twistred together try the shadow falls series. Best thing I've ever read.

[Beedybear]

If you really like some action and romance twistred together try the shadow falls series. Best thing I've ever read.

I absolutely Agree

[protégé of batman]

Hello!
Title: Mrs. Peregrine's home for peculiar children
Author: Ransom Riggs
Other books in series: (in order please) Mrs. Peregrine's home for peculiar children, Hollow city
Genre of the book (fantasy, action, adventure): action and slightly horror
Anything I should know first?: (if this book is not for young readers or cussing is heavy please don't suggest it): This book is for kids in seventh grade or up. That is, if you are brave enough to read it. There is light cursing, but be warned, this book can get quite creepy. My advice: do NOT read it at night. There are pictures in here taken by an actual camera, not drawn. For some people, this book may not seem creepy at all. but I warn you nonetheless. The plot line is amazing, thrilling, and intense. Ransom Riggs is quite the writer, and can tell a creepy tale better than your councilor at a camp fire. A definite read!

[connor.]

If you really like some action and romance twistred together try the shadow falls series. Best thing I've ever read.

I absolutely Agree

They are SOOOOOOOOOO good, couldn't put it down, DEFINATELY a must read.

[protégé of batman]

when you get to the sadder part of the book, read it allowed to yourself. you'll cry even harder. Again, you have been warned......prepare for the pool of tears!!!!

Agreed, I cried straight through the last 80 pages of the book! Good thing I wasn't reading in public.

Everyone's probably read it already but a book that's even sadder than TFiOS is The Book Thief.

Sadder than TFIOS? *whistles* daaaaannnngg.....

[paws11kitty]

Hello!
Title: Mrs. Peregrine's home for peculiar children
Author: Ransom Riggs
Other books in series: (in order please) Mrs. Peregrine's home for peculiar children, Hollow city
Genre of the book (fantasy, action, adventure): action and slightly horror
Anything I should know first?: (if this book is not for young readers or cussing is heavy please don't suggest it): This book is for kids in seventh grade or up. That is, if you are brave enough to read it. There is light cursing, but be warned, this book can get quite creepy. My advice: do NOT read it at night. There are pictures in here taken by an actual camera, not drawn. For some people, this book may not seem creepy at all. but I warn you nonetheless. The plot line is amazing, thrilling, and intense. Ransom Riggs is quite the writer, and can tell a creepy tale better than your councilor at a camp fire. A definite read!

I was so ready to love this book! It seemed like it had a good premise and was mysterious and interesting but I just couldn't get into it The main character was great, I really liked him but the story was random and pointless and didn't go anywhere. It just looked the the author had found those creepy pictures and tried to create a story based on them but failed. It's too bad...