In Stone Cold, Link reminds of Numb by Linkin Park AND Linkin Park and Shelter reminds me of We Made It by Busta Rhymes and Linkin Park. Seriously ever since I learned about the characters in Year 9, they've just had that effect on me because the summer of 2008 had passed and I learned about those songs during that era so yeah, it's just the way it's been
My brother Robert Swindells wrote several of the books you mention.He continues to write but I think his books are aimed at a slightly younger market than you are now.I`m pleased to meet one of Bobs fans though,and so beautiful.Thanks for the comments.
I read stone cold when i was 10 and i have not put down a book since lol, if you like horror check out 'Chasm' by Stephen Laws i think you would love it
A Christmas tree, in your first place! And you've only been there a short while. Very cool. Try "The Remorseful Day", Colin Dexter. (very 'British' story) ...Sweet dreams ^_^
Any of Michael Crichton's books are excellent. Michner is an engrossing read as well, but ponderous. Sarum (I forgot the author) is a great book about Britain. I also recommend The Kite Runner and Memoirs of a Geisha.
Science Fiction books I would recommend would be: The Oath by Frank Peretti, The entire Dune series is amazing, Harry Turtledove makes some really good sci-fi books, and of course Christopher Paolini wrote Eragon and Eldest.
Murder/Mystery I would say check out James Patterson and John Sanford.
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nojunkjustbeauty 2 months ago
P.S u hav a nice singin voice
Abominatrix650 1 year ago
In Stone Cold, Link reminds of Numb by Linkin Park AND Linkin Park and Shelter reminds me of We Made It by Busta Rhymes and Linkin Park. Seriously ever since I learned about the characters in Year 9, they've just had that effect on me because the summer of 2008 had passed and I learned about those songs during that era so yeah, it's just the way it's been
Abominatrix650 1 year ago
stonecold is an awesome book
CheesyCheesee 3 years ago
Kat2006uk.
My brother Robert Swindells wrote several of the books you mention.He continues to write but I think his books are aimed at a slightly younger market than you are now.I`m pleased to meet one of Bobs fans though,and so beautiful.Thanks for the comments.
SWINDELLS01 3 years ago
I read stone cold when i was 10 and i have not put down a book since lol, if you like horror check out 'Chasm' by Stephen Laws i think you would love it
yogicopeland2 3 years ago
mark billingham is my dad. seriously (:
bubblin2628 4 years ago
Cool Tree :)
agentsmith21 4 years ago
A Christmas tree, in your first place! And you've only been there a short while. Very cool. Try "The Remorseful Day", Colin Dexter. (very 'British' story) ...Sweet dreams ^_^
moondogg55 4 years ago
Any of Michael Crichton's books are excellent. Michner is an engrossing read as well, but ponderous. Sarum (I forgot the author) is a great book about Britain. I also recommend The Kite Runner and Memoirs of a Geisha.
CliffBetweenTheLines 4 years ago
Science Fiction books I would recommend would be: The Oath by Frank Peretti, The entire Dune series is amazing, Harry Turtledove makes some really good sci-fi books, and of course Christopher Paolini wrote Eragon and Eldest.
Murder/Mystery I would say check out James Patterson and John Sanford.
mtrkar 4 years ago