Books to read
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The Unwanteds by Lisa McMann - Highly Recommended! (Been compared with Hunger Games in some way)
Glitch by Hannah Anastasiu - Another Dystopian Book
The Akenaten Adventure (Children of the Lamp, #1) - A Good Read I enjoyed
The Maze Runner - James Dashner - Also another Dystopian, Good Read
Sky Raiders (Five Kingdoms, #1) by Brandon Mull - Another Good Read that I enjoyed
Glitch by Hannah Anastasiu - Another Dystopian Book
The Akenaten Adventure (Children of the Lamp, #1) - A Good Read I enjoyed
The Maze Runner - James Dashner - Also another Dystopian, Good Read
Sky Raiders (Five Kingdoms, #1) by Brandon Mull - Another Good Read that I enjoyed
You should try reading the Hunger Games trilogy if you haven't. If you've already watched the movies; read it, that's because the books have so much information you could absorb and the writing is done very properly. The plot revolves around just a normal girl with awesome sauce bow skills where she has to lead a revolution/rebellion and she goes through many tragic events and loses many people.
If you've read those you should read The Perks of Being a Wallflower by Stephen Chbosky. It deals with a high school student (in the past (published 1999)) that is literally a wallflower. He's smart, young, handsome however shy and socially awkward and I think, but not too sure he is suffering with depression? ( I haven't read this in about a year and a half). It is a bit explicit if you're mature enough for that(of course you are, but what if people from other places are reading this >.>)
Ah, yes... The Fault in Our Stars... hehe, it may seem like a typical girl chic-flick however many have read and teared up, it is a very heartbreaking story however it is most of the time, happy. To be honest; I sniffled more in the movie than the actual book. I can't say I actually cried because I didn't, it was just tears being held back! Anyways, the book is about a male and female both diagnosed with cancer at their teen years just trying to live their life to their fullest (romanticallllyyyyy) and just tragic things happen here and there
* Before the movie started because the memories
* One scene
* Second scene
* Third Scene
* The end[DOUBLEPOST=1417824439][/DOUBLEPOST]
Here's the video trailer for tpobaw because it just gave me goosebumps and I could watch the movie for the fourth time 
If you've read those you should read The Perks of Being a Wallflower by Stephen Chbosky. It deals with a high school student (in the past (published 1999)) that is literally a wallflower. He's smart, young, handsome however shy and socially awkward and I think, but not too sure he is suffering with depression? ( I haven't read this in about a year and a half). It is a bit explicit if you're mature enough for that(of course you are, but what if people from other places are reading this >.>)
Ah, yes... The Fault in Our Stars... hehe, it may seem like a typical girl chic-flick however many have read and teared up, it is a very heartbreaking story however it is most of the time, happy. To be honest; I sniffled more in the movie than the actual book. I can't say I actually cried because I didn't, it was just tears being held back! Anyways, the book is about a male and female both diagnosed with cancer at their teen years just trying to live their life to their fullest (romanticallllyyyyy) and just tragic things happen here and there
* Before the movie started because the memories
* One scene
* Second scene
* Third Scene
* The end[DOUBLEPOST=1417824439][/DOUBLEPOST]
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if you're down to read classic literature, i reccomend catcher in the rye, by J.D. Salinger. it's usually a recommended school read, so you probably have read it, but if you haven't, i really think you should. it's about this kid whos like 15-16, and he gets kicked out of private school, so he wanders around new york to find something that makes him happy. it's a great read, and its by far my favorite book.
