Which seat should I take (HELP ME PICK BOOKS)

Of course I have! I'm pathetic, I read everything! I mean, also Gone has been on my list since it was published (I'm a fan of the trilogy since day one) and I know its short, but I have to annotate a 500+ page school reading book that I read while feverish a few weeks ago (EFFF me)

But anyways yehhh (: and thats so cool you know the author! I've only ever contacted the authors I admire. It's so worth it though - like I've talked to Kelley Armstrong for instance and she was such a joy. <3 authors for the win, def the best people around.

Also, I'm easy to please. Flaws just don't stick out to me with art. I consider the "art has no mistakes" policy to cover literature, film, tv, etc so I kinda read anything and everything. So I'm more or less asking for plot sounds cool help / I read this book, it's great help ^^

Everfound, hello?

And I mean like, I have guy hero books, psht psht psht
Incarceron
Leviathan
The Inheritance Cycle
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UHH Witch & Wizard
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uhh uhh uh buh buh
The Last Days?
The Dead and the Gone
Unwind?
The Maze Runner
aight, Im getting up for this one and examining the bookshelf :3
HARRY POTTER, HA but Hermione is the true hero of the book
Those Warrior Cats books at the bottom/back of the bookshelf
Chris Crutcher books
Shoeless Joe
George Orwell books
Catcher in the Rye
Great Expectations
Demian
The Odyssey
The Giver
The Messenger

:3 and all affiliated books in each of the series, unless they switch from girl/guy POVs.
But like, I mean guys get a lot of POV going on in movies, TV shows, etc. I deserve my teen girl fiction, yo.

Jays Journal
Shushman book at the bottom of the bookshelf, title = too far for me to see
GONE series, OWNED. Mostly told from guy POV, and one of my fave series
Katniss is manly enough that I'd count THG
Peeps
/im too lazy to look past the first layer of books, but there are so many behind them. I have guy hero books PSHT PSHT PSHT. HA

Leviathan doesn't count as a male hero gook, it has Deryn.

Wither and The Goddess Test seem the most interesting.

I'm going to be bad and add in another book to think about...

The Amber books? I'm only on book two, but they're very good. Each one is pretty short, but loads of copies have all ten books in them now, making a rather thick book. LINK

Oh hush, you fools! My taste in books is perfectly awful, I'll own up to enjoying awful things. After all, I enjoy the company of y'alls

Anywho, Leviathan counts as a male hero book because Aleksander is a male, he is a "hero" and part of the story is told from his POV. Therefore, this makes the books viable. Also, Scott Westerfield has another series with that kind of set up, add it to the list, yo.

Besides,
Twilight
is
amazing
you
should
all
aspire
to
write
a
book
like
Stephanie
Meyer's

It takes a lot of hard work to steal so many plot points/ideas from other people and claim you had a Mormon-defying dream about a sparkling man while you were married to cover it up! However, on a serious note I read these books because, yes I will sell my soul to the devil of Twilight if it means raking in the doe and fame worldwide. Y'all shouldn't judge these authors, they're just giving the teenage consumer what she wants. And I want simple angsting hot teenage boy books, goddamnit!

/rantrantrant dont mess with the fan girl rantranttime