can you recommend me a good book?

Derpette

Im a 21 year old female. The books ive read recently are :
The hunger games trilogy,
Memiors of a geisha
The kite runner

Im open to anything thats a memorable WELL WRITTEN book.
Dont recommend 50 shades of gray to me plz

Answer
Bartimaeus trilogy
Harry Potter
Lord of the Rings
Around the World in 80 Days
His Dark Materials
The ABC Murders
Goosebumps
Charlie Bone
Hit and Run
Young Bond
Alex Rider
Artemis Fowl
Chronicles of Narnia
Percy Jackson
Eragon
39 clues
CHERUB
Ranger's Apprentice
The Da Vince Code
Around the World in 80 Days
Diary Of A Wimpy Kid
The Host
The Abduction
Mortal Instruments
Diary of Anne Frank ( it's a non-fiction book, not fiction )
Sherlock Holmes
Dead Man's folly
After the Funeral
The House of Night
The Bandit King
The Kingkiller Chronicle
The Kane Chronicles
Don't Read This Book
Clockwork Prince
I Hunt Killers
Divergent
Digital Fortress
The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo
The Pelican Brief
Shutter Island
The Runaway Jury
Odd Thomas
The Street Lawyer
Killing Floor
The Partner
The Dark Tower Series
The Enchanted Forest Chronicles
Sabriel
The Wheel of Time
Dragon Rider
Dracula
Knife Edge
The Last Polar Bear

What are some books/movies similar to the book Girl Who Owned A City?

Tina

Answer
Books with a strong female heroine that take place in a dystopian/post-apocalyptic setting....

Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins
Enclave by Ann Aguirre
Divergent by Veronica Roth
Uglies by Scott Westerfeld
Ashes by Ilsa Bick
Blood Red Road by Moira Young
The Declaration by Gemma Malley
Birthmarked by Caragh O'Brien
Bar Code Tattoo by Suzanne Weyn
XVI by Julia Carr
Life as We Knew It by Susan Beth Pfeffer
Ashes Ashes by Jo Tregiari
Secret Under by Skin by Janet McNaughton

Adult books with the same kind of themes:
The Stand by Stephen King
The Road by Cormac McCarthy
The Postman by David Brin
One Second After by William Forstchen

Similar books without the central female character (they still have strong female characters, but a male character is the lead):
Gone by Michael Grant
Maze Runner by James Dashner
Hungry City Chronicles by Phillip Reeve
Unwind by Neal Shusterman

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Any book suggestions... 14 and female?

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Kyndall

I'm 14 and a female. I liked Harry Potter(all 7), The Hunger Games (all 3), etc. I wasn't the BIGGEST Twilight fan, but I'll read something similar. I like pretty much all genres except like non-fiction, etc. Thank you!

Answer
unholy angels by karen fenech
Unholy Ghosts (Downside Ghosts, #1) by Kane, Stacia
among the hidden by margaret perterson haddex
Picture Her Dead by Anderson, Lin
The Colour of Death by Cordy, Michael
The Manufactured Identity (Manufactured Identity, #1) by Sommer, Heath
Room by Donoghue, Emma
The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo (Millennium, #1) by Larsson, Stieg
The Bloody Crescent : Therian (Book 1) by Kade, Roxanne
The Bridge by Higgins, Jane
Ready Player One by Cline, Ernest
Days Like This by Stewart, Alison
The Fox Inheritance by Pearson, Mary E.
The City of Ember (Books of Ember, #1) by DuPrau, Jeanne
How to Ruin Halloween for the Grim Reaper (How to Ruin, #1) by Hart, Crymsyn
Embrace the Grim Reaper (Grim Reaper Mystery #1) by Clemens, Judy
GRIM REAPER by Noux, O'Neil De
Before I Die by Downham, Jenny
On a Pale Horse (Incarnations of Immortality, #1) by Anthony, Piers
Ship Breaker (Ship Breaker, #1) by Bacigalupi, Paolo
Lockdown (Escape From Furnace, #1) by Smith, Alexander Gordon
Birthmarked (Birthmarked, #1) by O'Brien, Caragh M.
Life As We Knew It (Last Survivors, #1) by Pfeffer, Susan Beth
The Declaration (The Declaration, #1) by Malley, Gemma
The Knife of Never Letting Go (Chaos Walking, #1) by Ness, Patrick
Paranormalcy (Paranormalcy, #1) by White, Kiersten
Fall by McAdam, Colin
Gone (Gone, #1) by Grant, Michael
The Ask and the Answer (Chaos Walking, #2) by Ness, Patrick
the mortal instruments by clare, cassandra
Shelter by Coben, Harlan
The Element Encyclopedia of Magical Creatures: The Ultimate A-Z of Fantastic Beings from Myth and Magic by Matthews, John
The Host by Meyer, Stephenie
Before I Go to Sleep by Watson, S.J.
The Night Circus by Morgenstern, Erin
Girl, Missing by McKenzie, Sophie
The Maze Runner (Maze Runner, #1) by Dashner, James
Thirteen Reasons Why by Asher, Jay
Unwind (Unwind, #1) Shusterman, Neal
The Alchemist by Coelho, Paulo
Tithe (The Modern Faerie Tales, #1) by Black, Holly
Halfway to the Grave (Night Huntress, #1) by Frost, Jeaniene
The Secret Hour (Midnighters, #1) by Westerfeld, Scott
Firelight (Firelight, #1) by Jordan, Sophie
Into the Darkest Corner by Haynes, Elizabeth
Envy (Empty Coffin, #1) by Olsen, Gregg
Violet Midnight (The Enchanters, #1) by Burke, Allie
The Demon Collector by Mayhew, Jon
Mortlock by Mayhew, Jon
Divergent (Divergent, #1) by Roth, Veronica
Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children by Riggs, Ransom
The Lying Game (The Lying Game #1) by Shepard, Sara
Wake (Dream Catcher, #1) by McMann, Lisa
The Hollow (The Hollow, #1) by Verday, Jessica
Blue Bloods (Blue Bloods, #1) by Cruz, Melissa de la
Crank (Crank, #1) by Hopkins, Ellen
Pretty Little Liars (Pretty Little Liars, #1) by Shepard, Sara
The Lottery and Other Stories by Jackson, Shirley
Darkness Becomes Her (Gods & Monsters, #1) by Keaton, Kelly
The Body Finder (The Body Finder, #1) by Derting, Kimberly
Cut by McCormick, Patricia
The Missing Girl by Mazer, Norma Fox
Twisted by Anderson, Laurie Halse


my favorite one out of this list is unwind

youll enjoy divergent. its similar to the hunger games.

Books like the Hunger Games?

Katniss Ev

I have already read
Divergent
City of bones
The maze runner

And if you have read the book Delirium or the bar code tattoo are they good?

Answer
From the Novelist database, these are read alikes to the Hunger Games:


1. Birthmarked

O'Brien, Caragh M.
Reason: While Birthmarked does not contain as much physical action as The Hunger Games, both of these suspenseful dystopian novels feature strong heroines who stand up to the authorities who would oppress them and the people they love. -- Jennifer Stubben Hatch

2. Blood red road

Young, Moira
Reason: In both of these fast-paced, futuristic-earth, dystopian novels, strong female characters must find their inner warrior in bleak circumstances in order to save a loved one and defeat dangerous societies. Secondary characters and underlying romance add even more dimension. -- Sarah Stanley

3. Graceling

Cashore, Kristin
Reason: While The Hunger Games is science fiction and Graceling is fantasy, each of these stirring tales of adventure and romance features a strongly independent heroine, political intrigue, a tense love triangle, and compelling writing. -- Ellen Foreman
4. Matched

Condie, Allyson Braithwaite
Reason: Although Matched is less action-packed, both thought-provoking visions of the future feature teen girls standing up to the authorities in their dystopian worlds and becoming involved in love triangles with an old friend and a new partner in defiance. -- Lesley James
5. Under the never sky

Rossi, Veronica
Reason: Strong but not always certain heroines are at the center of these compelling novels, both of which are set in a distant future where mere survival requires major effort. These stories also offer plenty of thrills and precarious romance. -- Jennifer Stubben Hatch

6. Surviving Antarctica

White, Andrea, 1953-
Reason: Both of these gripping page-turners are set in futures where entertainment can be fatal. -- Ellen Foreman

7. Ship breaker

Bacigalupi, Paolo
Reason: Both of these action-packed science fiction novels are set in bleak future worlds where, because of the gap between the haves and the have-nots, the protagonists must make tough choices about helping others at the risk of their own survival. -- Lesley James

8. Variant

Wells, Robison E.
Reason: Both of these fast-paced, gripping stories feature teens who are deliberately left on their own and pitted against each other by cruel adults. -- Jennifer Stubben Hatch

9. Enclave

Aguirre, Ann
Reason: Fans of strong action heroines will enjoy both of these thrilling stories, where the heroines must literally fight for their survival in a harsh dystopian world. -- Jennifer Stubben Hatch

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