Well, uh, as you can see my name is Abbie, so yeah. . .
Now that that's out of the way, favorite series!
7. The Gallagher Girls by Ally Carter - I don't really know if that's the right name for the series, though it seems to be the most commonly used name for it. I don't know if it actually has a name. Oh well. Spies...
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Well, uh, as you can see my name is Abbie, so yeah. . .
Now that that's out of the way, favorite series!
7. The Gallagher Girls by Ally Carter - I don't really know if that's the right name for the series, though it seems to be the most commonly used name for it. I don't know if it actually has a name. Oh well. Spies rule!
6. the Books of Bayern by Shannon Hale - Really good, though the best out of the series was definitely the first book, Goose Girl.
5. Twilight Saga by Stephenie Meyer - I am currently a recovering Twilight addict. Though I really wasn't that bad, the only Twilight merchandise I own are the books and the movie.
4. Percy Jackson and the Olympians by Rick Riordan - Okay, this series was awesome! Even though I haven't read the last one yet, but that's okay. It rocks anyway.
3. Harry Potter by J. K. Rowling - Of course this would be on here, somewhere in the top three. Naturally.
2. The Mediator series by Meg Cabot - Okay, Meg Cabot is one of those must-read authors. All of her books (at least the teens--that's all I've read by her) are so original! And this was one of the best series I've ever read. Too bad it ended. Though there are rumors of the movie under wraps. . .
1. Maximum Ride by James Patterson - seriously, a must-must-MUST read! It's so AWESOME!!!
That concludes my list.
Yeah, so I mostly like fantasy, a little sci-fi, and what I like to call realistic fiction with a twist, which is basically a story that could be true that's set in modern times, but it's too out there to possibly be true. Take number 7, The Gallagher Girls series for example. It's basically a story about a private all girl school which, instead of being a school for rich girls and super geniuses, like many people think, it's a school for female spies. The book narrates the story so realistically that it seems like there really could be schools such as this all over. I don't know, maybe that would still be considered fantasy anyway, but oh well, that wasn't the best example anyhow. Let me think what I want.
If you have any book suggestions, please feel free to tell me! :-)
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