Young Writers Society

I would like to nominate Divergent by Veronica Roth! Its an amazing book about a girl Tris and its becoming a movie! The first challenge she faces is what faction to join- Erudite (knowledge), Abnegatron (selflessness), Dauntless (bravery), Aminty (peacefulness), or Candor (truth). That part really makes you wonder where you would be. Then she has to survive ingination, and she falls in love.I'm soooo glad its a trilogy! Its amazing! (Excuse my awful spelling!!)

Wonder by R. J. Palacio.

Its the story of a 10 year old boy born with a terrible facial deformity. He's never, not once gone to school, but when the summer rolls to a close, he packs his books and heads off to Beecher Prep Middle School. He makes a few friends and fends off all the terrible comments and looks thrown his way because of how he looks. It's a great story that shows the true meaning of being beautiful and how lasting friendships are the sweetest things in the world.

I absolutely LOVE the book Wonder!!!!! I read it and I love love love it!!

My profile name was inspired by that book. O.o
Did you know that???
I cried during the book too. It's beautiful and wondrous.

I suggest any (or all xD) of the Mistborn trilogy by Brian Sanderson! It has fantasy, action, romance, total plot twists-one of the best series I've read in a while!

Sing me to Sleep by Angela Morrison
Sing me to Sleep

Hey
thanks for the books in PDF. How did you manage to get them? I have been searching constantly for the book 'Skullduggery Pleasant" by Derek Landy and I am unable to find it any where?? But I will read some of the novels suggested above!!

Has anyone read The Fault in Our Stars by John Green or Looking for Alaska by the same author???!!! SO many people have suggested it to me. Has anyone found a PDF of either?

I would also suggest reading The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde

I suggest Animal Farm or 1984 both by George Orwell. Both fantastic books

I read BEFORE I FALL once. It made me uncomfortable.

DrStrangelove wrote:I suggest Animal Farm or 1984 both by George Orwell. Both fantastic books

1984 is very, very hard to understand, especially for the younger writers here (13-15). I read it at 15 and I had a lot of trouble understanding some things, but I agree. It is a wonderful book. I also loved Animal Farm! ^^

WillowCutz wrote:I read BEFORE I FALL once. It made me uncomfortable.

I love that book so much.

Thank you all for all of the wonderful suggestions! They're currently being brought to the staff at Writing Gooder for consideration, and we should have a schedule for the remaining five weeks up sometime before Saturday!

I read both when I was 12. Also, I like One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest. Like others, it was hard to understand 1984

Hello everyone! Thanks to everyone who made such wonderful suggestions! Staff has taken everything into consideration and here's the finalized list:

July 27 -- @Skins with Divergent - PDF
August 3 -- @Ignorance with If I Stay - PDF
August 10 -- @AriaAdams with Dorian Gray - PDF
August 17 -- @Lauren2010 with The Help - PDF
August 24 -- @Cadi with Hitchhikers - PDF

We hope to see participation from you guys! Thanks again for all your wonderful suggestions.

I would The Girl Who Could Fly by Victoria Forester. MY FAVORITE BOOK.

Piper lives on her normal farm with her normal ma and pa. But Piper isn't normal. You see, she can fly. When an accident happens at the Fourth of July Picnic, she's whisked away to I.N.S.A.N.E a school for kids like her.
Soon she makes friends with extraordinary powers like telekinesis and X-ray vision. But is all that it turns out to be? Or are there dangerous secrets waiting to be found?