neil_comer@bigpond.com
The book I'd get everyone to read would be Harry Potter, by J.K. Rowling

JESSYMESSY4REAL@aol.com
if i had a book club i would have every one read the Lurlene McDaniel books. i would have them read this because even though there sometimes very sad you learn so many things from them. they teach you never to give us hope and nothing can take the place of love. they show you what its like to have to grow up when still a child and to be brave and strong not to be afraid of death. they show how sicknesses could ruin your life. they show what its like to be a child and have to face the scariest things. it shows you what its like to lose that's very close to you.also they teach you about all different kinds of sicknesses. these books will give you hope and show you things that happen to people everyday and how it changes every one and thing around you. These books may seem boring or sad, but man! y funny things happen. It shows what its like to beet the oods and pull through things and when things look hopeless that you can survive these are the books I would have my friends read for sure.

Nygurl906@aol.com
I would make everyone read IF YOU COME SOFTLY BY JACKALIN WOODSON it is very good!

Drgnorion@aol.com
Anything written by the totally awesome author Terry Goodkind, or J.R.R.
Tolkin. theses books rock. they bring you in and take you on the adventure of
your life.

mkl@nb.sympatico.ca
I would want everyone to read Bloomibility by Sharon Creech. it is a wonderful novel of a girl who has been 'kidnapped' by her aunt and uncle to go to Switzerland. There she starts a whole new and exiting life.

Spykid123@aol.com
Lord of the Rings

Frogs4U713@aol.com
I would want to read Shakespeare, because with the difficult language used it is trying to one's patience to understand unless you read it aloud with different voices. I would also like to read an epic storyline, such as Tolkien's writings, or Brian Jacques, because although these novels end, the story doesn't. During the upcoming season summer reading would also be preferred.

littleweasel6@hotmail.com
If I started a book club with my friends I would have us all read "Speak" by
Laurie Halse Anderson. I just finished reading this book and I am so
incredibly amazed by how much I enjoyed reading it. I am a person who
doesn't read much and this book I could simply just not put down. That would
be the book I would have us read.

LillCelosa723@aol.com
if I had a book club I would want everyone to read the Daughter of the Moon
series by Lynne Ewing. They are really good books.

sungoddess2144@msn.com
I would want everyone to read Only Alien on the Planet, by Kristen Randle. The book is about this boy, who never talks to anyone-not even his parents, until a girl moves in next door to him, and becomes determined to hear him talk. I loved the book, and I know other people will too.

Mlalbbf1617@aol.com
If I had a book club with my friends, I think we should all be required to read the book "Go Ask Alice." It is a diary of an anonymous girl who becomes a drug addict, and runs away from home numerous times. She keeps falling into the drug scene, even after doing very well in rehab. It is a very touching and educational book. I think this book should be required reading material for kids in sixth grade. The sixth grade is when most kids are introduced to drugs, alcohol, and other severe teen issues. This book clearly shows that it is not fun to be on drugs, as it tells you of all of the horrible tribulations that Alice went through because of drugs and drug addiction. I think that preteens and young teens are very impressionable. Things that people learn during puberty, usually stick with them through their teen years and often their adult liv! es. If they are required to read this book when they are young, the message will more than likely sick with them, and it may reduce the percentage of teen drug use. I read the book "Go Ask Alice" when I was 17; I had already tried a few drugs. Reading that book showed me how easy it is to slip into drug addiction, and I vowed to never use any drug again. I am 18 now and it has been about a year since I read the book "Go Ask Alice" and I have not done any drugs since. My best friend also read the book and vowed the same thing. She has been drug free for over 6 months. If this book had such a big impact on us, think of the impact it will have on other teens. Well, that's all, I guess. Thank you for taking the time to read this.

RoxyAE355@aol.com
goddess of the night by lynne ewing, part of the daughters of the moon series

Diamondee10@aol.com
If I had a book club i would want everyone to read Flyy Girl

vampire_black@hotmail.com
If there was one book I'd want everyone to read it would be Speak by Laurie
Halse Anderson. I can't think of a better book because the main character is
so pessimistically optimistic that you hang on till the end.

snwflake7411@hotmail.com
definitely, I would have to say "Gossip Girl" by Cecily Von Ziegesar. She is a great writer. Its like she knows what goes on in the teenage mind. Her writing is very raw. Which is cool. That's why I'd want them to read that book.

Libragyrl16@aol.com
the book I would make every one read would be In the Forests of the Night by Amelia At-water Rhodes!

julie_carss@yahoo.com
I'm not a teenager but I do run a school library and
if I did run a reading group I would like all pupils
to read Blue by Sue Mayfield. It is a powerful and
traumatic novel about bullying and the effects it has
on a teenage girl. I think it would make any would be
bully think twice and reflect on the devastating
effects bullying has on the victim's life. A definite
must for all teenagers!

cutiemorgan0788@columbus.rr.com
I would definitely want my friends to read "The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants" by Megan McAfferty!

TeamExtremeBabe@aol.com
If I had a book club with my friends, I would urge them to read "Cut" by
Patricia McCormick because it deals with some problems normal kids like them
may have. I read it only a week ago, and it is an excellent read.
Thanks, and I love your site!

Ab86blue@aol.com
If I had a book club with my friends I will like them to read
:
- Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry.by Mildred D. Taylor
- The Pearl. by Jhon Steinbeck
- The Sky Is Folling. by Sidney Sheldon

Liz4140@aol.com
if I had a book club with my closest girl friends I would suggest that they
all read "Summer Sisters" by Judy Blume... it explains the pros and cons of
growing up soo well!

s_nimali@hotmail.com
If I was in a book club, I would want everyone to read The Blood Jaguar by Michael H. Payne and Fire Bringer by David Clement-Davies. They both are pretty long but they're the best books I've ever read! I recommend reading them.

MMLBR@aol.com
I would want everyone to read Angus,Thongs,and Full Frontal Snogging and the sequel On the bright side, I'm now the girlfriend of a Sex God and then the triple(?)I got knocked out by my Nunga-Nungas.

Taylor12385@aol.com
The Pact by Jodi Picoult
it's a must read!!!!!!!!

jbuckee@msn.com
I would have all my friends read feeling sorry for Celia b/c it is such a great book and deals with the struggle of two friends.

Slushpuppy716@aol.com
I would recommend Annie on my mind by Nancy garden

Peaksusan@aol.com
There are so many good books out there but I would definitely choose "Kindred." I don't remember the author but it was an AWESOME book! This would be my first choice.

Attitude0527@aol.com
I'd want everyone to read The Clan of the Cave Bear (and all the books following it in the series) because the protagonist Ayla is the most admirable character I've ever encountered in anything I've ever read and I believe everyone could learn a lot from her.

MBRYN23@aol.com
The Outsiders, by S.E. Hinton, would be the book I would want every member to read.

ItsTrayTray2@aol.com
I think everyone will love The Traveling Pants by Ann Brashares. it is such a good book and I think a lot of girls could relate to it!

BaNgiNBeRi666@aol.com
"The Cage" is the best book I've ever read. It's an autobiography of a young
Jewish girl in Poland during the Nazis' invasion. it's touched me very much
each time I've read it and I cried when I learned that her experiences were
very common for Jewish Poles (I'm not a very sensitive person). I would
defiantly want more people to read it.

le-marlin@attbi.com
If my friends and I started a book club I believe everyone would have to read The Dark is Rising Sequence by Susan B. Cooper.

Babyashley8@aol.com
If I had a book club and my friends are in that book club I would want us to
read a book called Fly Girl I picked that book because it is the kind of
stuff that teens are reading these days around my way and at my school.

lmf@accglobal.net
My answer would have to be:Angus,Thongs and full-frontal snogging

Kaysuerit@aol.com
We would probably read "The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants"

Danc2bt@aol.com
My friends and I would totally love to read the Sevenwaters Series by Juliet Marillier. They are supposed to be very good. Many of my other friends have read them too.

enos723@hotmail.com
Here is my answer to your question on the teenreads website:
If had a book club with my friends i would want everybody to read the book
The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants, because the book is about friendship,
and even though they all had totally different lives over the summer which
didn't involve each other they still managed to keep in touch by writing
letters and they shared the pants, so i thought that was a really great
idea! for them to come up with!!!

AEREADERRABBIT@aol.com
I would get them to read history and mystery!

AEREADERRABBIT@aol.com
Hardy Boys

CowLover4590@aol.com
scribbler of dreams by mary e. pearson or the alice series by phyllis Reynolds naylor

fastredcar4@hotmail.com
I would definitely recommend Sloppy Firsts by Megan McCafferty. It's my favorite book yet, along with the Princess Diaries books by Meg Cabot.

Theatrefreak69@aol.com
Hi. If I had a book club with my friends, I would want them all to read Hard Love by Ellen Witlinger. It is a story of a guy who has serious family and friend problems. On top of that, he is also questioning his sexuality. He meets a girl who is a lesbian and becomes very good friends but in the process, he falls in love with her. It is a great book that, I promise, you will not be able to put down.

princessguru@yahoo.com
If I had a book club, I would suggest that everybody should read Anne Frank Diary of a Young Girl.

I absolutely loved this story!!!

IDCLAIRE89@aol.com
If I had a book club with my friends I would want everyone to read Little Women by Louisa May Alcott.

leegabe@webtv.net
if i had a book club would have everyone readthe DAUGHTERS OF THE MOON
series
by Lynne Ewing. i have read every one in the series (#1goddess of the
night;#2 into cold fire; #3 night shade;#4 the secret scroll;#5 the
sacrifice;#6 the lost oneand #7 moon demon) .the 8th one comes out in
September. everyone should read these books but IT HAS NOTHING TO DO
WITH WITCHCRAFT OR OCCULTS!!!!!!!!

Melbof@aol.com
Definitely one of the "Lord of the Rings" books

Heavenleigh48@aol.com
The book that I would want my friends to read is "Breath Of Magic" by Teresa Medeiros. It is a romance novel. The book is about a young lady accused of witchcraft and time travels to the future. It is my favorite book of all time. I read the book about a million times.

SailorNemisis22@aol.com
If I had a book club with my friends the book we would read would be The Last Book in the Universe.

mbenedict@ns.sympatico.ca
1. Lord of the Rings
2. Harry Potter
3. Drivers Ed
4. Inside the Walls of Troy

L45princess@aol.com
if i started a book club would make everyone read Walk Two Moons a great
book by Sharon creech

FRECKLES520@aol.com
If I had a book club I would want people to read the Left Behind books.
There are two series 1. Youth 2. adults.

Im2FuTuRiStiK4u@aol.com
If I had a book club with my friends, I would have EVERYONE read Confessions of a Shopaholic, and its sequel, Shopaholic Takes Manhattan, both by Sophia Kinsella. These two books are about the hilarious adventures of the financial advisor whose always in the red. You'll be laughing the whole time, & ou'll never wanna put the book down. It really is funny! I highly recommend!

ScoobertaDoo@aol.com
I would want everyone to read Beauty and the Beast because is is my favorite
story.

SSVidel00@aol.com
I would first choose dragons of a lost star.A dragonlance series book.

DStegmanCrawford@aol.com
The Man Who Loved Clowns by June Rae Wood
Stuck in Neutral by Terry Trueman

for fun:
Speak by Laurie Halse Anderson
Princess Diaries series by Meg Cabot
Turnabout by Margaret Haddix

DragonChicK0130@aol.com
I think if I had a book club with my friends would choose Star Girl by Jerry Spinelli. It isn't a really girlie book like the title makes it sound. Its a good read, and is told from a boys point of view. Leo (the books narrator) is a cool guy at school. He runs the in-school TV show and hangs out with the right people. Then Star Girl comes. She's different then anything their High School has seen. In the end when it is a choice between Star Girl, who he thinks he loves, and fitting in, Leo has to make a life and death choice. Because he chooses Star Girl, its the death of the popular Leo, if he chooses fitting in, its the death of Star Girl, because where Leo goes, Star girl goes. I think it appeals to both genders and teaches us about belonging, being different, and a lot about just generally caring about all kinds of people even though! se who hate you.

ASM610@aol.com
the importance of being earnest
whirligig
a walk to remember
a bend in the road
violet eyes
the westing game
homecoming
sisterhood of the traveling pants
stargirl
a tree grows in brooklyn
the face on the milk carton
Harry potter
the princess diaries
staying fat for sarah byrnes
flowers for algernon

lol i know i have a lot .. for reviews go to
http://www.bccls.org/fairlawn/Homework.htm#suggestions

gaddis@comcast.net
If I had a book club with my friends I would definitely want them to
read,Circle of Three"So Mote It Be".After that,they probably will want
to read the whole series!

meltem@readliterature.com
If I had a book club, I would want everyone to read these books:

1. "True Confessions of Charlotte Doyle" by Avi
2. "Big Trouble" by Dave Barry
3. "Holes" by Louis Sachar

HorseNPoet3Lover@aol.com
If I had a book club I would want every one to read Stargirl by Jerry Spenilli. I is the best book ever!

awestfall@tampabay.rr.com
A Walk to Remember by: Nicholas Sparks
This is such a wonderful, moving book!

Katewallie@aol.com
The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde is a must-read because it's quotable, thought-provoking, and has an ending to die for. Read it immediately

NOMANABI@aol.com
One book I really liked was called How I Changed My Life. It was about this girl named Bolita Vine, or called Bo by most of her friends. A few people teased her because her name was like bovine and she also was a little plump. Bo was in charge of this play. She couldn't believe this girl Chloe (someone who she was jealous) of was in the play. Also Chloe's boyfriend, Kyle was in the play. Bo liked Kyle. She started changing her life to maybe attract Kyle. She started to lose weight, change her hair color, wear some makeup, and even near the end she changes her name! Once she was caught kissing Kyle. Bo apologized to Chloe and they became friends. Bo never did get Kyle, but she probably thought changing her life was for the better. I think I should give it 3.5 stars.

CraZyBLazyLadi8@aol.com
The book that I would want my book club to read is Flyy Girl by Omar Tyree. Even though I need 7 pages that's missing out of my book in the last chapter. If you find the chapter "Destiny" in Flyy Girl please send it to me. I need the part that goes after " Well, we all got to get a move on, " Patti said, squeezing Jason's head as she walked toward the door. " Jason, turn that TV off." Tracy and Jason followed their mother out."

Celebrity93089@cs.com
i would have my friends read the princes diaries, 1,2,and 3, and angus, thongs, and full-frontal snogging,

Angel920136@aol.com
Running Out Of Time

Frogie403@aol.com
If I had a book club with my friends, I would want them to read HOLES by
Louis Sachar and THE BRIMSTONE JOURNALS by Ronald Koertge.

CrObaBy2000@aol.com
I would want them to read The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton

Sswen8@aol.com
I would choose every one to read Anne Frank.

AnimeAngel012@aol.com
Any book by Amelia Atwater-Rhodes I just love her books! They are the coolest!

LINDA1DADA@aol.com
Angus, Thongs and Full Frontal Snogging: Confessions of Georgia nicolson
by: Louise Rennison

On the Bright Side, I'm Now the Girlfriend of a Sex God;
Further Confession of Georgia Nicolson

DaNgErOuSpOpStAr@aol.com
definitely Go Ask Alice...its a book for teens and something everybody would be interested in...and also, To Kill a Mockingbird which is a remarkable novel.

FruitLoopQueen81@aol.com
I would want everyone to read "Along Came a Spider" by James Patterson ,
because it is a gripping suspense murder mystery novel where the ending
changes every thing you thought before it.

Clauersports@aol.com
i would want everyone to read the harry potter series

LaMeowLiz@aol.com
If I had a book club I would want the members to read Give a boy a gun . I would want them to read this book because the book is about a school shooting but it is entirely made up. It has fictional peopl'e's accounts about how they felt and dealt with it. But what was had for me to believe was the whole thing was made up because it is so well written.

Xtrachezeee@aol.com
I would want everyone to read GOSSIP GIRL because I think it would be very interesting to see what my friends would think of this book. Would they approve of the characters lifestyles? Or would they think the characters were really just shallow, spoiled, and immature? Would they be jealous of the characters? I would love to hear my friends discuss this book if I could just convince them to start reading it! Once you start reading this book it is quite like gossip- you can't stop.

Robin787@aol.com
If I had a book club everyone would be reading If Tommorrow Comes: An
End-time story by:Glen Robinson. Why? This is a brilliant and amazing book. It
has changed my life. I feel that people should read it.

Drmr23593@aol.com
Harry potter

RoXyAnGeL369@aol.com
I would have everyone read Gingerbread by Rachel Cohn, Feeling Sorry for Celia by Jaclyn Moriarty, and The Sisterhood of Traveling Pants.

Jennirerod@aol.com
if i had a book club with my friends i'd tell them to read either "find me" by rosie odonnell or "the divine secrets of the ya-ya sisterhood" by rebecca wells

BratGenius2@aol.com
if i had a book club, id want everyone to read "Sweet Valley Junior High" by "Francine Pascal", her series is really enjoyable for us teens, and it shows how our life can get.

Magnolia3687@aol.com
I would have everyone read Speak by laurie halse anderson.

Dancingbritney03@aol.com
Go ask ALiceis a book I believe every teenager should read. It thaught so many things about the reasons your parents try to protect you from using drugs. This is my all time favorite book and I really enjoyed it.

MxPxGrL517@aol.com
I would want everyone to read Violet and Claire by Francesca Lia Block
because it is a powerful story about friendship combined beautifully with
discriptive, lyrical writing to grip the reader to every page!

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