I've read The House of the Scorpion, it's a great book. I recommend it.

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The House of the Scorpion by Nancy Farmer

What Ash said. I read it a while back and it's pretty good.

"Lies of Silence" is pretty good. It's about that Ireland troubles.

I like Eragon, and football hooligan books.

But thats just me.

The Bible is quite a good read.

Penrod and Sam - Booth Tarkington

Aswell as his other book, Penrod (the first one).

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The Bible is quite a good read.

Dunno, I'm not so into Sci-Fi.

I find it more interesting than the book about the aliens that dropped bacteria on earth which somehow made humans.

Ishmael - Daniel Quinn

Who did Cthulu, cause those books are great.

Oh yes, how did I forget it.

The Inheritance Trilogy. Eragon and Eldest - Christopher Paolini. The third book isn't out yet, though.

They are awesome books. The first one they made a movie out of last year. The book is MUCH better than the movie. They just totally beat the shit out of it and turned it in to crap for a film.

Bottom line: READ THESE BOOKS, NAO!

The Kingdom of this World by Alejo Carpentier


It's about the Haitian rebellion and mixes magic up with reality, it's very fun. And a really short read too, it's like 180 pages.

If you need to be very depressed for some special occasion you might find Good Night Mister Tom a very good read.
They made me read it when I was 7 years old for school. It has a part where the mum straps a baby to a pipe in the basement and the main character who is a 8 year old boy keeps it alive with his body heat and it dies in his arms.

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Goodnight Mister Tom (also Good Night, Mr. Tom) is a 1981 novel by Michelle Magorian. It follows a young boy named William Beech who is evacuated from London during the air-raids of World War II, and put into the care of an elderly reclusive man named Tom Oakley.

What the ****.
7 years old reading a book like that?

Yeah. It made me sick. Literally.

And then they made us watch the movie...

Now can you see why I changed schools?