My top ten: books of all time by nightfire88

Here are the official best ten books of all time, according to nightfire88. Do you agree?
GREGORY PECK IN A SCENE FROM TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD
To Kill a Mockingbird: the best book of all time? Photograph: © Reuters/CORBIS

1. To Kill A Mockingbird by Harper Lee
This is an extremely famous classic about the racism in southern USA and how hard life was for Tom Robinson and his friends and family. It is a very moving book which cuts deeply into your feelings and thoughts.

2. The Hunger Games by Susan Collins
I love the sense of hopelessness that you feel for Katniss and then the hope as she goes along. It is a classic adventure book involving love, horror and adventure.

3. Nightshade by Andrea Cremer
A tale of fantasy about people who turn into wolves and are ruled by evil magical beings who use them for bad tidings. Completely engrossing and a roller coaster of a read.

4. The Scorpio Races by Maggie Stiefvater
This book is like falling into a whirlpool of emotions. A beautifully written book, the words are well chosen. I love the plot and the strength of the ending.

5. Shadows by Amy Meredith

A great suspenseful story of love, danger and heroic acts. As this series progresses, it starts to get more for older audiences. Still I enjoyed it all the same.

6. My next book is not entirely a book, at least I don't know if it's a book. The true story of Hachi, a dog who waited at the train station for 9 years, awaiting the return of his deceased owner. It shows the true meaning of loyalty and confirms the phrase 'Mans best friend.' The story brings tears to my eyes.

7. The Dark Is Rising by Susan Cooper
An epic tale involving magic and fantasy, I found myself completely lost in the story, my eyes hungrily scanning the page.

8. Gone by Michal Grant
A great book for people searching for emotional books. It channels the emotions very strongly in a way that really effects the reader. You find yourself drowning in their feelings.

9. No Turning Back by K.M Peyton
A story set in ancient Rome. Not only an awesome tale but also full of facts that can teach you things about Rome.

10. The Forbidden Game by L J Smith
It was a random book that I picked up and couldn't get out of it. A dark tale of kids getting sucked into a game involving their worst fears. I never did look at the author but its an amazing story all the same.

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