This book even gives TWILIGHT a run for its money...

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"Perfect Chemistry" I froget who its by my friend let me borrow it and I wanna re read it AGAIN and I JUST finished it. Its sorta raciest in some parts but overall I LOVED it! I don't suggest it for younger kids like under 13. It was funny too, and sad towards the end.
 
you should read
Life As We Knew it by Susan Beth Pfeffer
Review
It's almost the end of Miranda's sophomore year in high school, and her journal reflects the busy life of a typical teenager: conversations with friends, fights with mom, and fervent hopes for a driver's license. When Miranda first begins hearing the reports of a meteor on a collision course with the moon, it hardly seems worth a mention in her diary. But after the meteor hits, pushing the moon off its axis and causing worldwide earthquakes, tsunamis, and volcanoes, all the things Miranda used to take for granted begin to disappear. Food and gas shortages, along with extreme weather changes, come to her small Pennsylvania town; and Miranda's voice is by turns petulant, angry, and finally resigned, as her family is forced to make tough choices while they consider their increasingly limited options. Yet even as suspicious neighbors stockpile food in anticipation of a looming winter without heat or electricity, Miranda knows that that her future is still hers to decide even if life as she knew it is over.
 
Firefly Lane, I don't recall who wrote it is such a good book! It's "iffy" in some parts, but overall a great book! And i recommend anything by Jodi Piccoult. But im gonna get those 2 books guys mentioned, from the library.
 
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Makes ya think!!
 
Is it HARD to give twilight a run for its money?... all it takes is a writing level that surpasses something a 13 year old kid could do. And characters that are flushed out beyond a mere idea... and a moral... and... basically you just have to tell an ACTUAL story.
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This is coming from someone who's read all four of them so don't be hatin.

ON that note, 13 Reasons Why. I forget the author, but you'd probably dig on it.
 
Maxium Ride series is great too and the Bloody Jack series (which is hylerious!), Peeps, Uglies Series, Eragon Series, So Yesterday and there is this other book I absolutly love but I can't recall the name its about a girl who falls for a guy and then it cant be because they find out their parents are secretly dating and are going to get married.
When Mary Faber’s parents and sister all die one after the other, she is left with no one and nothing, and so falls into the life of a street urchin in London near the turn of the century (1800 or so). She grows tired of it all, though, of the death and danger and starvation, and when the leader of her little gang of orphans dies, Mary dresses in his clothes, adopts the name “Jack,” and sets off to make her own way in the world.

Dressed as a boy, she is able to get work on a ship, as a ship’s boy, and is clever enough to keep up the Deception, because she enjoys life at sea and the companionship of the other boys and some of the older sailors, and, really, could a street urchin say no to three square meals and a place to sleep at night?

And so begins the life of Bloody Jack, ship’s boy, adventurer, semi-reluctant pirate hunter, and world traveller.

http://teenbookreview.wordpress.com/2008/04/26/review-bloody-jack-by-la-meyer/
 

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