Good books

[Ever Aphter]

What are some good books to add to one's library?

[Hollee]

It depends on what sorts of books you like. So...what sorts of books do you like?

[Ever Aphter]

As long as it meets the following requirements:
1. Reading AT LEAST high school level
2. Nothing erotic

[Hollee]

The Mortal Instruments series by Cassandra Clare is pretty cool if you like modern fantasy (and it's being made into a movie soon, so there's a plus). There's some romance and, like, sexual references every now and then, but it's not "erotic". Typical YA lit romance stuff.

Also, the Gone series by Michael Grant is AMAZING. It keeps you on the edge of your seat and only has one 'sex scene' (you can't really call it that; there's no detail. they go to bed and then it cuts off) in like the fifth (?) book, but that's pretty much it. It can be kind of creepy/gruesome in places, though, but it's still DEFINITELY worth a read. 

Aaaand that's all I can think of off the top of my head besides John Green books, which I'm sure you've probably already read. (:

[Andy Smart]

Do you mean "nothing with any described sex in it" ?

The Stoner McTavish series or the Jane Lawless novels by Ellen Hart (with Hart you sometimes even get recipies included) are both very good - I can't remember if the characters do any bonking, but if they do it's not anything which you wouldn't want your wife or servants to read.

[David Zebarah]

I liked Cat's Cradle by Vonnegut.  It's funny and weird (well, REALLY weird), but I read it in one evening.

I also really like The Brothers Karamazov.  It's not a fast read at all, but it keeps you thinking even if you're not the type to read critically.

[Kieran Arthur Charles McDonald]

The hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy series by Douglas Adams is a good bunch of books

[N3rdXGir1]

Im billangual. I read the "tabou" collection.

[Drakie Herron]

John Green (duh), Choke by Chuck Palaniuk, Wicked, The first three Vampire Chronicles by Anne Rice, Hunger Games, mrrr...

[Hannah]

I just finished The Perks of Being a Wallflower and I loved it, would definitely recommend it :)

[Zannah]

-the hobbit by J.R.R.Tolkin

-the hitchhikers trilogy by douglas adams

-john green's books (all of them)

I know a lot more but I can't think of any more off the top of my head right now

[Brandon Dolezal]

If you've not read The Book Thief, I highly recommend that you stop what you're doing and get on that.

[Jake Bird]

Folk are gonna get sick of me whoring out this book on this forum but, what can I say, it's my fave.

In watermelon sugar by Richard Brautigan

http://talesfromideath.blogspot.co.uk/2013/02/in-watermelon-sugar.html