Five Books I Love

These are just some books I love. Not all {probably none, actually :/} of them are inspirational or have a deep meaning behind them, but I love them simply because it's a good story and it's written well.

Cinder by Marissa Meyer

Cinder is such a good book that I feel like so many people don't know about. It's based off Cinderella, with a cyborg twist. If you want to read a full review here's one by The Christian Manifesto {which I did find by google searching pictures of Cinder}.

 

City Of Bones by Cassandra Clare

Here's a book that more people know about. ;) You can tell in C.C's newer books that her writing really has matured since writing this book, but it's still a good book. The Infernal Devices, a prequel trilogy to The Mortal Instruments series, really shows off some of her better writing.

Harry Potter and the Sorcerers Stone by J.K. Rowling

Some people like Harry Potter. Some don't. I happen to be somebody who does. Harry Potter is filled with inspiring, ''role model'' sorts of characters and all sorts of plot twists. Not to mention that the writing is beautiful; really to die for. 

Panic by Lauren Oliver

This book came out last march and I read it a week ago, but I can already rave about it. It's just so good. I know L.O has a successful trilogy already out, but I really love this one {plus I haven't read that other trilogy, so.}

Some things that make Panic unique:

it's a stand alone novel

{spoiler} the story is from two different character's perceptive, and oddly enough they don't fall in love with each other. 

And the plot is just so different. I really enjoyed it.

The Book Thief by Markus Zusak

The Book Thief swears more than you would think {in German, if that helps}, but it's such a lovable funny story. All the characters are very likable, the story being told by Death is unique, and I enjoyed it. It's not as bloody as you might think, being based in the WWII area. 

Have you read any of these books? Did I name any you want to read?

hugs, kisses,

Madeline