Recommend a Book to the AAY

[Lady Pole]

For the Egyptian theme, The Egypt Game by Zilpha Keatley Snyder is a very good story for when you're in the mood for a light read. The book is aimed at readers aged 8 to 12.  

[Simon Wells]

You obviously like Susanna Clarke. Try The Ladies of Grace Adieu  

[Lady Pole]

Thanks smile I did like The Ladies of Grace Adieu

You look like you can handle some serious reading, so I'll recommend The Children of Hurin by JRR Tolkien  

[Aeliara]

You look like the dramatic fantasy type. I'd recommend Zel by Donna Jo Napoli. It's a different take on Rapunzel that is beautifully written.  

[Sita Harker]

Your firey red look would lead me to suggest Firebirds to you. biggrin  

[Lady Pole]

I recommend Faerie Wars because there are cats in it.  

[Aeliara]

You have a very cool, urban look. I'd suggest the Charles de Lint anthology Waifs and Strays.  

[Sita Harker]

With the black outfit and grad cap and red hair, I would suggest Harry Potter book seven since they'll probably graduate in that one (or they would if they went to school; same difference)  

[mjcullen]

your hair looks like summer. reminds me of faeries. maybe you might like Wicked Lovely by Melissa Marr.  

[Lady Whispers]

It seems your into white, oure heveanly things. Perhaps you'de like Singer by Jean Thesmen.  

[Sita Harker]

Your outfit is fun and crazy, so I'd suggest Pippi Longstocking  

[a work of art]

your flower suggests that you are romantic so I suggest "twilight" by stephie meyer  

[Sita Harker]

Your present look (haha, no pun intended) suggests holiday stories, so my suggestion is Gabriel's Magic Ornament.  

[Sita Harker]

Hmm, I would suggest The Revival of the Game to everyone XD  

[beaulolais]

"The Left Hand of Darkness" by Ursula K. LeGuin cuts across many artificial cultural boundaries.

http://search.barnesandnoble.com/The-Left-Hand-of-Darkness/Ursula-K-LeGuin/e/9780441478125