Top Ten Books I'd Recommend To My Best Friend
Come on, it's one of my favorite books of all time! I would suggest it to anyone
The latest book by my favorite paranormal romance author - while it is book #14 in the series, it's not a series where you necessarily have to read them in order. It's the best yet!!
Acheron is just the most swoon worthy of Sherrilyn Kenyon's dark-hunter series. This is a fabulous book.
These books are so wonderful. These are the Temperance Brennan books that the television show Bones was LOOSELY based on. Kathy Reichs is a talented author. They are just too good to pass up.
A wonderful series. Each book is a semi-stand alone novel. This is my favorite of the group. I just love it so much. Goddesses, Gods, mermaids, mermen, and just a wonderful, wonderful adventure.
In true English major fashion, I LOVE this book. I only wish that more of the tablets were found. Although, the "..." do make for some fun parts.
I love Chaucer and Middle English so much. I think it's such a wonderful set of stories. Especially the Miller's tale.
Wonderful, wonderful series! Two great authors, one great compilation.
The movie was pretty good, but it did very little justice to the book. They changed the setting, changed Holly's family dynamic, and very many other important things in the book. It makes you laugh, makes you cry, and makes you mad. It's fantastic, just keep tissues nearby.
This is the first book in a great series. I think it's at like book #24 or something around there now. It's a lot, but this series is still kicking and delivering amazing men and stories. :D
I read a lot of his book growing up. This one has one of the scariest covers by far. 
I read R.L. Stine’s 
Another R.L. Stine classic. 
Stine again. 
Stine, come on. Santa is kidnapping someone. 
I know, I know. Stine again. I don't read a lot of creepy. 
As someone who holds a bachelors degree in English, I've got to give props to my main creepy man, Washington Irving, even though he didn't pick this cover. 
One of my favorite books of all time, by Christopher Pike. 
Stephen King is the supreme master of creepy. 
Don't get me wrong, I love these books, but I thought it would be funny to take a shot at this series. I mean really, what's creepier than a super hero who flies around in his underwear. 
