My two favourite books are DragonKeeper from the DragonKeeper series and the first book of Ever After High.

My favorite book is Alice Miranda to the rescue! It is the best because

~she goes to a wedding
~she gets a dog as a school pet, called Fudge
~she saves dogs
~she meets the famous dog trainers
~her school hosts an important event (a dog show)
~ she saves Caprice from a fire and smoke
~ saves Fudge also from the fire and smoke
~ all from above!

Does anyone else like this series/book?

I know the first ever after high, but what is Dragon Keeper?

wonder is sad because the girl dies(I think)

my sister, @zebragirl1, has read it!

I love HARRY POTTER!!!!!!!! All the books!

My favorite book (for the time being) is Cosmic.

Homestuck. It's not a book but its a work of fiction that is primarily text. And it has a few books.

Harry Potter!

I'm serious

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I love the book Wonder…. Its a bit sad though….

I love it! It's really sad that Auggie is deformed though…

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I'm serious

“You're white”
“I'm Black”
“You're kidding”
“I'm Sirius!”

These are probably my 3 favorite books in order:

1. Ella Enchanted by Gail Carson Levine
2. The Red Queen series by Victoria Aveyard (Glass Sword's my favorite)
3. A Dog Called Kitty by Bill Wallace (It may be elementary level, but it's still a great book)

I'm reading Artemis fowl at the moment, I just finished the chapter mulch, in the first book! Very funny.

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I don't really have a favorite. Ask me next week, and it'll be different. It's so hard to pick because a book's apparent ‘goodness’, is based on how your feeling. So I'll think a sad book is better when I'm sad, and vice-versa.

But my current favorite are Aesop's Fables by, you guessed it, Aesop. Technically not a book but more of a collection of his fables, they're nice to read, highly recommend. Here's a list of books I also recommend (lol imma update these from time to time);

- All the generic ones that are really good + popular (you know what I mean, Harry Potter, the Maze Runner, Percy Jackson, etc..)
- Stella by Starlight by Haron M. Draper (especially during the blm movement)
- Tru and Nelle by G. Neri
- When Good Geeks go Bad by Catherin Wilkins
- The Book Thief by Markus Zusak (ah-mazing!)
- One Came Home by Justin Timberlake
- And, my highest recommendation (read it, you will not be disappointed), Bridge to Terabithia by Katherine Paterson

It's a bit hard for me to say. I have quite a few books that I've enjoyed, but I can't say that any one of them is my favorite.

Off the top of my head, some series that I've liked include Percy Jackson/Heroes of Olympus, the Kane Chronicles, Harry Potter, the Hunger Games, the Unwanteds, the Prydain Chronicles, and the first two books of The Ranger's Apprentice although I've never had the chance to finish that series. Guardians of Ga'hoole is pretty cool as well. I also enjoyed The Eye of Minds, but I found the second book in that series a bit confusing.

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My favorite definitely has to be Scat by Carl Hiaasen. Fun novel with relatable characters.

BOOK 7.3 is getting old, i know book 8.0 was a scam, but the current book version is very out of date. If you need me call me on the footnoterphone i will be in Artemis Fowl page 76 most likely, but I may be slightly further in the book.

who can guess what book series this is a reference to. this is not a quote from the book, just a reference.