tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3855345738270626993.post910721015518319659..comments2011-12-18T20:37:21.391ZFishandsteakhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/14267734796922293729noreply@blogger.comBlogger2125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3855345738270626993.post-37476902942602135292011-12-18T20:37:21.391Z2011-12-18T20:37:21.391ZI&#39;m in the middle of 1Q84 right now, but already have the Graveyard Book queued up for my next read! Hooray 99p kindle books!Fishandsteakhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/14267734796922293729noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3855345738270626993.post-83279869101831634472011-12-18T20:27:11.562Z2011-12-18T20:27:11.562ZYo! Great list dude. Here be some follow-on suggestions, because all book-talk (especially YA) automatically gets the &#39;oooh, so if you like that, have you read this?&#39; in my head. I guess it goes with the job :D<br /><br />Vaguely following THE THOUSAND AUTUMNS- Lian Hearn&#39;s OTORI series (the core trilogy is, IMO, better than the pre/sequels). Also, Amitav Ghosh&#39; SEA OF POPPIES. <br /><br />NATION- actually, I can&#39;t think of anything along *quite* the same vein as this, except, if you haven&#39;t read it yet, THE GRAVEYARD BOOK, which is full of awesome.<br /><br />And, post-HUNGER GAMES, I would suggest the CHAOS WALKING TRILOGY, and also THE SCORPIO RACES, and BLOOD RED ROAD, all of which I luuurve.<br /><br />Um... I could keep going forever. I probably shouldn&#39;t.<br />xxSBenwellhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/12546026797439739495noreply@blogger.com