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I was reading Stephen King when I was about eleven, so I guess I can't help much. But I think I have read 'I Capture The Castle' and enjoyed it, but that might have been a different book.
Try His Dark Materials by Philip Pullman, as I think they're suitable for adults and children, and are...
Oooh...Hard decision to make, but based on the number of books I have read of each author I currently like, I'll say:
Clive Barker: I really enjoyed The Great & Secret Show, Everville, Coldheart Canyon and Sacrament...but have been less impressed by the Abarat books. He is a very imaginative...
I've been off since May 20th...but technically I had my exams for about a month after that so it doesn't really count.
But the summer holidays are great, but I can see why parents despair sometimes, and also it's harder to go back after such a long break.
The Bourne Identity and The Bourne Supremacy by Robert Ludlum.
I bought them after seeing the first film (this order of books and films doesn't bother me usually) and I found it so slow moving and dull that I struggled to stick with it. However, I persevered, and read the second one, which...
I was listening to the Scissor Sisters' song Return To Oz when I was signing up, and I love the line: "The patchwork girl has come to cinch the deal" so I used patchwork girl. Most of my usernames come from songs.
I have a friend who just starts reading the book again once she's finished it, if she liked it that much.
I can't do that; I can read a book more than once, but not after I have just finished it. When I finish a book, I usually just start another one.
I used to be able to read more than one book at a time when I was younger, probably because they generally have quite easy-to-follow plots etc.
However, nowadays I have to read books one at a time, as I forget what has happened in one book if I have started to read another. This can become...
To Kill A Mockingbird ~ Harper Lee
The Eyre Affair ~ Jasper Fforde
The Curious Incident Of The Dog In The Night-time ~ Mark Haddon
Geisha of Gion: The Memoir of Mineko Iwasaki
I love charity shops :)