I read a lot of Sci-Fi by Philip K Dick as a teenager.
@NaturalBornTraveller said in #5:
> Make sure you advertise for it by blowing something up.
> The bigger the explosion, the bigger the sale.
> Might I recommend the Parthenon, it's already a ruin. Just do it after tourist hours, since you don't wanna loose any potential readers in the blast.
>
> Back to topic:
> Sophie's World by Jostein Gaarder.
> A novel for teenagers that evolves around philosophy.
> The book is translated into many different languages, so it should not be a problem to find. You can perhaps try the local library?
Ahhh I love that book !
> Make sure you advertise for it by blowing something up.
> The bigger the explosion, the bigger the sale.
> Might I recommend the Parthenon, it's already a ruin. Just do it after tourist hours, since you don't wanna loose any potential readers in the blast.
>
> Back to topic:
> Sophie's World by Jostein Gaarder.
> A novel for teenagers that evolves around philosophy.
> The book is translated into many different languages, so it should not be a problem to find. You can perhaps try the local library?
Ahhh I love that book !
The renegades trilogy is good
@KasishK said in #23:
> The renegades trilogy is good
especially if you read the lunar chronicles, I suggest it
> The renegades trilogy is good
especially if you read the lunar chronicles, I suggest it
The dairy of wimpy kid and the secret book is the best books to read
continuing from @PrimalPotatoMine
Kane Chronicles
The sun and the stars
Magnus Chase
Heroes of Olympus
Daughter of the deep
Kane Chronicles
The sun and the stars
Magnus Chase
Heroes of Olympus
Daughter of the deep
Try the Percy Jackson series if you like mythology or want to try something new
Hi all! I remembered the autobiographical book “Selfless” for teenagers.
@i-bex said in #13:
> I never understood why Little Prince is ever mentioned as recommendation for teens. I had to do a report on it in high school and it's mixed with stuff like The Hunchback of Notre Dame. What's next Three Little Pigs?
Based on your strange and confusing comment, I'm assuming that your teacher gave you a correspondingly low school grade for your report back then, since you obviously didn't understand the content of this story.
But of course I don't want to judge you because you should really read this little book several times to understand all the many life wisdom that the author conveys in his lines.
> I never understood why Little Prince is ever mentioned as recommendation for teens. I had to do a report on it in high school and it's mixed with stuff like The Hunchback of Notre Dame. What's next Three Little Pigs?
Based on your strange and confusing comment, I'm assuming that your teacher gave you a correspondingly low school grade for your report back then, since you obviously didn't understand the content of this story.
But of course I don't want to judge you because you should really read this little book several times to understand all the many life wisdom that the author conveys in his lines.
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