Thanks for all the amazing suggestions, guys!

The Enemy by Charlie Higson (this is the name of the first book and the series)
Skulduggery Pleasant by Derek Landy
The Power of Five by Anthony Horowitz
Hunger Games (I prefer the book, the films pacing is too fast)
Gone by Michael Grant (like the enemy, gone is the first book and series name)

That's all I can think of.

the road.

rt if u crai evrytiem

I'm pretty bored, too. Not sure what I want to read. But I recommend "The Marble Faun" by Nathaniel Hawthorne, if you haven't read that yet. It might seem boring to you.
Also "Ivanhoe" is a pretty good book about some knights, outlaws, fair maidens and the like, set in the reign of Richard I of England. It is by Sir Walter Scott.
I've got tons of others but I'll just say the Space Trilogy by C.S. Lewis, the three books being called "Out of the Silent Planet", "Perelandra", and "That Hideous Strength". I only own the first one, but I can't wait to read the others. My older sisters say they are good.

A song of Ice and Fire (game of thrones series)
Eragon (series)
Harry Potter (if you haven't read it)
Lord of the Rings (if you haven't read it)
Chronicles of Narnia (if you haven't read it)

I am not sure if anyone is interested in older books, but I know that when I read 1984 and Brave New World, they knocked my socks right off.

Proud to say I was first to comment on this 'viral' post lmao xD

Lokirlz check this out

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Q-h4ulFK2Ek

No bro. Believe me, you don't. I was completely astonished at what the author did.[/quote]
I am kinda scared to look now, I mean I have it on my shelf I really just stood up and thought if I should...

DISCWORLD! - by Terry Prachett

There are so many of these books, I have a whole bookshelf devoted to them at home.

I'm reading Chuck Palahniuk's Survivor. It's quite good.

1984 - George Orwell
The Da Vinci Code - Dan Brown
Hounds of Baskervilles - Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
these are my personal favorites.

Reading a book called Cirkeln (The Circle in swedish) but I don't know if it's translated into english yet. Check that if you want The author's name is Mats Strandberg.

at this moment im reading ranger's apprentice. a total of 10 books. nice story.

A little less well-know. Read it, it's one of my favourite books in the entire world, on par with hunger games.

The 'Gone' series by Michael Grant

The Fault in Our Stars by John Green (aka the devil)

Lol I have like the same book taste so here's my 2 cents for books the Alex rider series you can bounce around from book to book .

Looking at what books others suggested, and your responses to those, you appear to have a similar book taste to my own. I therefore very highly advise that you read "The Name of the Wind" by Patrick Rothfuss. Easily my favorite book ever written.

i would read the book enders game BEST BOOK EVER then see the movie

Mary Downing Hahn books are good for the future Stephen King/Alfred Hitchcock lover. My personal favorite is All the Lovely Bad Ones.

If you haven't read "The Dark Knight Returns," you should do so. It's a graphic novel, but one of the best ever.

The Dark Tower series by Steven King

A little more mature, but anything you read afterwards will be a disappointment. It's that good.

Also the Enderverse series

we could be here a while...

Watership Down by Richard Adams
The Lord of the Rings/The Hobbit/The Silmarillion
Percy Jackson
The Kane Chronicles
Ender's Game Series
Dragons in our Midst/Oracles of Fire
The Chronicles of Narnia
The Space Trilogy by C.S. Lewis
Artemis Fowl
Redwall (all 22 books, i own nearly all of them)
Heroes of Olympus
War and Peace
Pride and Prejudice
War of the Worlds
Winnie the Pooh (the original by A.A something)
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Oinon John, And Mr Chickees Funny Money

Harry Potter

The Hitchhiker's Guide books, John Dies at the End and its sequel, This Book is Full of Spiders.

Edit: The Millennium Trilogy is a great series as well(not for kids).

No one's said it yet, so I will...

...The Rangers Apprentice By John Flanagan

Nineteen Eighty-Four is a really great book.
A Picture of Dorian Gray - Oscar Wilde.

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Lokirlz

yogscast-loverJurassic Park by Michael Crichton (It's crazy how different the book and film is)
The Harry Potter Series by J.K. Rowling
The Percy Jackson Series by Rick Riordan (Greek Mythology in a present setting)
Soldier Boys by Dean Hughes

That's all I can think of right now, enjoy.

I love the Harry Potter series, and I love the Percy Jackson series, I am kinda sad about House of Hades.

who isn't[/quote]

My question is, why don't you like it?
I'm not trying to start a war here, I just want to hear your opinion

I've been making my way through The Dark Tower series by Steven King on audiobook. Audiobooks seemed like a good way to spend my 40 minutes to work and 40 minutes home every day.

Anyways, been working through this series for the past couple of months. I did not expect such a deep and thought provoking story. Although it is Steven King, so it is sick and twisted at times. Would not advise for younger audiences.

Some of the books Ive read lately that were good are
The world we live in - Susan Beth
Tithe - Holly Black
Awake at Dawn - C.C. Hunter
Will Grayson - John Green/David Levithan
(John Green is an amazing author, I recommend all his books!)
The Tattoo Artist - Jill Ciment

clifford the big red dog

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The Hunger Games
Catching Fire
How to kill chuck norris
What happens to the world when chuck norris is assasinated.

Those are my suggestions, also the last 2 are not real.

The hobbit.
Defiantly percy jackson like yog-lover guy said.
Harry Potter
Hunger Games

Not twilight, ok?
Don't listen to anyone it has very little to no proper story.

Lord Of the Rings
The hobbit
and The similaorion
I just killed the spelling

Jurassic Park by Michael Crichton (It's crazy how different the book and film is)
The Harry Potter Series by J.K. Rowling
The Percy Jackson Series by Rick Riordan (Greek Mythology in a present setting)
Soldier Boys by Dean Hughes

That's all I can think of right now, enjoy.