I'm Doing A Book Project And I Need Some Good Fantasy/Mystery Book Ideas!?
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Eragon, written by Christopher Paolini. He was a teen as he wrote this.\n\nThe Pendragon series by D.J. McHale the first book is titled "The Merchant of Death". Bobby Pendragon is the 14 yr old middle schooler who grew up perfectly normal, but finds out he is a time traveler of sorts and must save the world. He travels to another dimension world and must solve mysteries to solve the problem. Very good read, it draws you in. \n\nCheck Pendragon out because it is such a unique book, the title is misleading as it seems so dark, But Bobby is a Jr high student that finds out his life was not at all what he thought and that he has responsibilities he may not care for.\nThis book was read in our family by my four kids they were all between grade 5 and 8 when they started the series. My eldest used to wait for the books to release. My husband and I have both read them.  They deal well with teens, have mystery elements  fantasy elements and sci fi elements. Violence is minimal and not at all gory, no  graphic content of any sort.
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Check out the Book of Questions-by Gregory Stock. It is just FULL of ideas for you!  I have it. \n\nFound it on Amazon- it's CHEAP!  I tried posting the link straight to the book but I guess it's too long.
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Since those are are only 'toons'....I would get a real mystery solver (at least the front person)...Robert Stack\n\nMaybe 'you' can solve a mystery!
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well for one thing...Harry Potter. Thats one of my favorite series. If you haven't already read them, sisterhood of the traveling pants. one of my favorite books ever is cobwebs, by karen young...thats awesome. also, the dueling princes, stealing princes, pulling princes set...i love those. One of those hideous books where the mother dies (yes, thats the title) i love that book, i've read it like 6 times. all of those are great...i hope there's at least a few you haven't read here!
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Well, that depends a lot on what else you're looking for in  a book.  If you want some romantic overlays, Nora Roberts  has the Three Sisters Trilogy about witches in New England, and another trio about Celtic Gods and Goddesses, Tears of the Moon is the only title that comes to mind.  Mercedes Lackey does some nice Gothic type magic stories, usually listed under sci-fi/fantasy, and Elizabeth Ann Scarborough has a series with Godmother in the title -- great takes on fairy tales.\n\nAs far as more DIY style books relating to magic, Silver Ravenwolf does some nice stuff, To Ride a Silver Broomstick is a great primer.  Anything by Scott Cunningham is very informative -- more reference than practice.\n\nMystery?  You can't go wrong with Elizabeth Peters, check out the Amelia Peabody series.  There are about 15 books relating to the adventures of this Victorian Egyptologist.\n\nAnd just for a good, funny read -- Terry Pratchett.  The Discworld series is fantastic -- magic is part of pretty much all the stories, and there's usually some mystery to be solved.  Try The Witches Abroad.
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I would vote for A Midsummer Night's Dream.  It's a great dose of comic silliness with just enough philosophical inquiry into the relationship between dream and reality to give you food for thought.  The last scene alone is worth the price of admission (or rental, or the cost of a good book).
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connect the dots games. They make puzzle books. Try a newstand.
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HMMMM you can go to your local library ask them for that...I remeber that when i was in 5th grade my favorite book...aw man i forgot!but i searched  and searched the library and found it with help form the internet....sounds like an intresting book...i'll look in on it!\n\nGood luck finding it!!!
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some books that I really enjoy reading is the Anita Blake, Vampire Hunter series by Laurell K Hamilton. This series is about a chick that can raise zombies, kills vampires, dates werewolves, etc. It's got great one liners in it. (I can read them over and over, lol). Another good series (if you are into series style stories) is the Amelia Peabody Series by Elizabeth Peters. Her series is usually about murder mysteries, set in the rediscovery of Egypt, (about early 20th century) There is also the Song of the Lioness quartet and The Winding Circle quartet by Tamora Pierce. These are wonderful if you liked the Harry Potter (by JK Rowling) series or the Narnia series (by CS Lewis)
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The Big Orange Splot by Daniel Manus Pinkwater\nThe Paperbag Princess by Robert Munsch\nThe Jacket I Wear in the Snow by Shirley Neitzel\nAraboolies of Liberty Street by Sam Swope\nSam, Bangs & Moonshine by Evaline Ness\nIan's Walk: A Story About Autism by Laura Lears\n\nI'd do any books that aren't by Dr. Suess or isn't 'Where the Wild Things Are' bcause they are soooooo popular
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I cannot help you with the name of any specific book, because I do not know what your students might like; but I can help you finding the 30 copies; there are several sites where you can read the books for free and I think it would be your best and cheapest option.\nhttp://www.thefreelibrary.com/\nhttp://www.promo.net/pg/\nhttp://onlinebooks.library.upenn.edu/
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Pick up a copy of Writing Popular Fiction \nAuthor: Dean R. Koontz \nIt covers everything...!!!
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you have asked a question and the answer is more than a book, try this link and get yourself to more specific questions, good luck
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I cant think of any free ebooks on the subject but I would suggest your local library or joining a book exchange there are several on yahoo groups that you can post request for specific types of book and you post what books you have.\n\nIf you can afford to pay a little I would sugesst ebay or half.com
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I work in a public library and Harry Potter is a big deal here.  I buy nonfiction books for our library and lately some books have come out with a Christian bent on Harry Potter.  So, I am giving the book titles to you to look over. Maybe you will get some ideas from the book titles or the books themselves\n\n1.  What's a Christian to do with Harry Potter?  by Connie Neal\n\n2.  Looking for God in Harry Potter  by John Granger\n\n3.  If Harry Potter ran General Electric  by Thomas Morris\n\nThe first 2 cover Christian themes in Harry Potter.  The last title deals with running a major corporation,probably in the Hogwart's style.\n\nGood luck with your writing project.
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So many books, so little time!  Just go to the library and start checking out books that intrigue you.  Remember, if you don't like it, nobody says you have to finish it!  I currently  prefer humor:  Terry Pratchett, Christopher More, Jason Fforde...enjoy enjoy!
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Well, I will read anything that isn't hard core romance.  I adore fantasy novels with magic, the noble quest, knights, dragons and really really bad guys.