Let's see, I read *takes several deep breaths*:

The Redwall series by Brian Jaques (it's about animals that live in an abbey that is always getting attacked), the Warriors series by Erin Hunter (cats living in sophisticated clans), the Mistmantle Chronicles (animals living on an island protected by mists), Dragon Rider (dragons in search of a new home) and The Inkworld Trilogy (the main character can read things to life, and it brings trouble) by Cornelia Funke, the Young Wizards series by Diane Duane (sort of like Harry Potter, but better in my opinion), the Pendragon series by D.J. MacHale (14 year old Bobby Pendragon is going to save the world. But not the world as we know it, but an alternate dimension called Denduron), the Bartimaeus Trilogy by Jonathan Stroud (quick-witted djinn Bartimaeus is charged to steal the Amulet of Samarkand by a young magician, bent on revenge), Percy Jackson and the Olympians by Rick Riordan (Percy is half god and half human, and is sent on a quest to stop a war between gods), The Faerie Path Trilogy by Frewin Jones (GIRLS ONLY! a girl gets swept between worlds to the Immortal Realm of Faerie...), the Icefire/Firestar/Fire Within books by Chris D'Lacey (David Rain is a college student that is a tenant of Elizabeth Pennykettle, maker of pottery dragons that aren't quite inanimate...), the Fablehaven series by Brandon Mull (Kendra and Seth's grandparents live on a giant property that is not what it seems... Enter Fablehaven, and you won't leave unchanged...), the Septimus Heap books by Angie Sage (Septimus Heap is the 7th son of a 7th son, but he disappears the night he is born. When his father finds a baby girl on the same night, he can't help but question, what happened to Septimus, and who is this baby?), Drift House by Dale Peck (Drift House is not what it seems, which is made clear when, after a storm, it is washed into the Sea of Time...), The Warrior Heir by Cinda Williams Chima (Jack is warrior wier, special beings that have powers over normal people...), and The Chronicles of the Imaginarium Geographica by somebody (the Imaaginarium Geographica is a book of maps that shows the whole of the Archipelago of Dreams, where mythical beings of all sorts live).

Wow. That's a lot, now that I think of it. Those are all books I've read in the past... year, and some of them are rereads... Gosh. There are more I could offer, but right now I have those. I reccomend all of them, especially Young Wizards and Pendragon. They are my absolute favorites. You can visit the Web sites of the authors if you're not sure you want to read them.

How about The Star of Kazan, Small Steps (nonfiction), and Good Night, Mister Tom.

Have you read The Tale of Desperaux? (If you havn't HA-HA!)

Elena B. (Who's read almost every book in the world!) By the way, have you read McGrowl; Bewre of Dog? I made a thread about it, but no one replied! *Says "HUMPH!"*