What You're Missing Out On by: Noor S.

Have you ever finished a really good book, and you don’t know what to do with your life? Yeah, I think we all have. Here’s how to fix it: find another one. I have the perfect list that will help you find something to quench your thirst for a new adventure. 

         I think my favorite book of all time might just be Harry Potter and The Prisoner of Azkaban by J.K. Rowling. I like this book the best because in this (in the Harry Potter series) book, you really understand Harry’s need for his parents and how lonely he was. It also shows that Hermione and Ron are his friends for life, and are there when he needs them. Last but not least, I love this book because some of my favorite characters were introduced in this book. Start at the first book, The Sorcerer's Stone. The first few pages might be a hard read, but trust me, it is worth it.

Another one of my many favorite books is the book The Lightning Thief by Rick Riordan. I like this book second best because it is the start of the series, which is usually the best. This series actually doesn’t get worse, but I still love this book. I also like this book because Percy is starting to figure out who he is demi-god wise, and it is a very  interesting adventure. Last but not least, I love this book because I learn a lot about Greek gods and goddesses, which helps me in S.S. :D. 

My third favorite book is City of Bones by Cassandra Clare. I like this book because even though there is so much drama, and it is very confusing figuring out whom is related to whom, the book is still really exciting and well-written. I also love this book because after reading it, you wish you were a Shadowhunter, and the way the author writes, you feel like you are one. Last but not least I love this book because it gives you surprise after surprise, and that keeps you on your toes and more importantly reading. 

My fourth favorite book is The Hunger Games  by Suzanne Collins, because it shows that not only if we keep enjoying other people’s misery, we will soon live it, but also because it shows that not everything is perfect, and your prince might not come until you try to kill him and vise versa.

         My fifth favorite book is The Bad Beginning by Lemony Snicket. I like this book because it shows not every story has a happy ending. I also like this book because you are not only trying to figure out everything in the Baudelaire children's life's, but also who Lemony Snicket really is. There is always a mystery, and sometimes ones that go unanswered. (J.S. and V.F.D) 

           In conclusion, these are the books I highly recommend you read, or at least I have enjoyed. Even though you may think reading is boring, it is really fun, all you need is the right book.