I love to read, but the only books i read are by stephenie meyer. I would like to expand my reading list, but Stephenie is the only author i can trust. Does anyone know of some books that are EXTREMELY similar?
I love to read, but the only books i read are by stephenie meyer. I would like to expand my reading list, but Stephenie is the only author i can trust. Does anyone know of some books that are EXTREMELY similar? so basically im in to supernatual tragic romance.

I’m planning to study how to layout and design books, magazines, bookazines, or any publication. Can you suggest books and e-books on this topic? Google can’t seem to help me.

I need to read other books, preferably fantasy, to heal my damaged eyes from reading twilight *cringe* You see, friends recommended this wretched book and I was completely disappointed in it.
But anyways, I want to read fantasy books that is just a “fun read” like the Phantom Tollbooth or Alice in Wonderland. What other books are like this? Something that is a feel good book?

I want to read some of the so called “lost books of the bible,” the Gnostic Gospels, Dead Sea Scrolls, etc. Are there any good books or collections of these texts available? Is there a version of the bible out there with these texts included?

I see these books for sale by schools as fundraisers. I’m wondering how does the Entertainment company make it’s money.Do companies pay to get their coupon in the book? Does all the revenue come from the sale of the book? Or both?

I’m planning on doing something similar for my organization, but I don’t know if I should charge businesses a fee to offer coupons in my book.

I really enjoyed it(I read it six times in the past year) but I have a hard time finding books that I really enjoy and the people at the book stores are very unhelpful to my dillema. I am going on vacation and I love those books that I can’t stop reading or thinking about after I’m done. Please help me with some suggestions.

I am new to teaching 6th grade. I have always taught younger grades. I always use picture books the first week to discuss how afraid some students might be, or how lonely they might feel. I also use picture books to discuss how to have good character and to be a good friend. Picture books I have used with my 4th graders include:
“The Brand New Kid” by Katie Couric
“I Feel Silly Today” by Jaimie Lee Curtis.
“The First Day Jitters”
“A Bad Case of the Stripes”

Do you have any books that would not seem too childish for 6th graders, or am I silly for even thinking that they might like this? Thanks!
Yes, I am sort of scared that they won’t like to be read to. However, my school is a 5th and 6th grade school (so not middle school yet) and I am told that the kids are still very young acting because it is in a very upperclass area, and there are no “rough” kids. I agree that all ages like to be read to. I will take into account that too many picture books may make me seem like a younger kid teacher. I guess I won’t do it every day of the first week like I had before.

I just read the twilight series except the one that isn’t out yet and I loved them. Does anyone have any other recommendations for other books that are similar to these? Or any good books?

I am interested in doing modeling. I am looking for books on posing or other good books to read so I can succeed in the model business. I am a woman in my late 20’s. I already have the Complete Idiot’s Guide to Modeling. FYI, I do not live in the US, so any US-specific books will not help me. Thanks

I’m 13 years old and I love reading. I finish books within a day when I’m really into it. Some of my favorite genres are romance, mystery, and books that have to do with people around my age or above. At the book store there are to many books to choose from. I’m a good reader and I like challenging books. I’ve read books like Pride and Prejudice. Do you have any book recommendations?