Please let me know, THANK YOU??

the definition of "NICE" book could be vary depending on the area of interest ..
mayb u can further elaborate which field of interest of the books u prefer ?

erm, meaningful and knowledge... or can improve my English, grammar, ...

Andrew Matthews
- Being Happy
- Making Friends
- Follow Your Heart
- Stop The Bullying

## Chinese ##

鲁迅 :-

《呐喊》
《彷徨》
《狂人日记》
《孔乙己》
《阿Q正传》


老舍 :-

《老张的哲学》
《赵子曰》
《猫城记》


## English ##

Neil Gaiman :-

- The Sandman: Book of Dreams
- Neverwhere
- Smoke and Mirrors
- Good Omens
- Coraline


Stephen King
- Duma Key

Thank, I will try to see which one is the BEST for me!!! THANK

Read Dickens. It does help in reading comprehension.

Try reading Mitch Albom books. Not very thick but have very deep and meaningful story.

Harry Potter?

you could try reading the alex rider series by anthony horowitz

The Hunger Games.

I second that. And hello there blueflame.

Anyway, besides The Hunger Games series, I would suggest you to check out these books as well: His Dark Materials series by Philip Pullman, The Artemis Fowl series by Eoin Colfer, and if you haven't checked out the Harry potter series, PLEASE GO AND READ IT LIKE RIGHT NOW.

If you're up to the standards, I think that 'grown-up' books are good reads too. I would suggest authors such as David Baldacci and Jeffrey Archer, both great authors. Oh, and if possible, check out books by John Green as well. His new book, The Fault In Our Stars, was just released last month. From his vlogs on YouTube, he has said that all first copies of the books WILL be signed by him. Don't know if that's the case over here in Malaysia.

For Chinese, I don't really read Chinese books but I would recommend Giddens, also known as 九把刀, author of the famous movie "You are The Apple in My Eye". (那些年, 我们一起追的女孩)

Hi sukirani! Fancy meeting you here.

How could I have forgotten about Harry Potter?! Anyway, I suggest the Percy Jackson and the Olympians series too.

this book's english is great.. but it's not suitable for U18. LOL
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Or go for the classics. They are cheap and usually, you can learn good English from them. Get a sense of the language's rhythm. Eg any book by Jane Austen, War of the Worlds, Black Beauty.

check it out here? http://vintage-worth.blogspot.com/

What genre is to your liking? If you like something akin to LOTR, Dungeons&Dragons type fantasy, books by R.A Salvatore is good (got tons of 'em)..LOTR books is also good (The Silmarillion is a challenge to read)..otherwise...

i love his books... i hav making friends and being a happy teenager... awsome