I need a new bedtime read

Hi p1key, How about the Famous Five? now that would get you sleep, you'd be tired out by all the adventures that have had, good night and sweet dreams. hugs. Tamara xxxx

Try a classic. Maybe Pride and Prejudice or Sense and Sensibility by Jane Austen. I am currently using Sense and Sensibility as my bedtime reading.

Nighty night...sweet dreams..a light story..childrens..does it have to be a book online? well I found this site and my little sister loves it..maybe it will hit the spot for the little boy in you..\ http://www.kidsgen.com/fables_and_fairytales/

Marley and Me made me laugh out loud a lot! It was kind of embarrassing at work :P lol. But, I must warn you if you don't already know...the ending also made me bawl my eyes out! I also cried a little bit before that, but the first sad part goes by quick.

My favorite book or set of books begins with Clan of the Cave Bear by Jean Auel. Other books in the series include Earth's Children Series - Volumes 1-5: The Clan of the Cave Bear/The Valley of Horses/The Mammoth Hunters/The Plains of Passage/The Shelters of Stone (Earth's Children) by Jean M. Auel. Although there is much historical fact, it is an easy read and very entertaining.

Hey there p1kef1sh Well I have a book I haven't read yet which is Derren Brown's book, Trick of the Mind. I have seen him in the theatre and he was amazing and also very humorous! I plan to read it one day but would recommend it to anyone even though I've not read it myself! If you get to it before me, let me know if it is good or not!! LOL

Have you tried anything from the classic novels? There is a good book that I have read in college, that became a movie recently called "The Reader" I highly enjoyed reading it. Its based on World War Two. You might also like Mimi it is about a baroness who fell in love with a solider in war torn hungry. It is a historical romance. I highly enjoyed it.

I can recommend 'The Neverending Story', I actually read all of it, so it must be a good read. ;) The best person to advise you on what to read is my Mum, think she's read most books you can think of and probably even some you can't think of too.

Anything by Douglas Adams or Robert Rankin. My favourite standby in times of need is Alice in Wonderland but that might be too girly for you.

You can't go wrong going to bed with Nancy Drew! No kidding. It's a quick easy read and you dream of blonds all night.............

Our current favourite is Fox's Socks. Poor Fox can't find his socks .... If you lift the flaps you'll locate all sorts of other clothing and soon be able to recite along with Mum. It fits under the categories light, humorous and children's but falls down on historical. I'll keep thinking.

By now, you will be inundated with reading ideas, seeing as I've been away from myLot for a while and am only now working through my discussions. Still, if you haven't read The Shipping News, put it on a list for later. It's lovely - and the movie was delicious, too!

When all else fails a good classic never fails. Even some of those humorous mysteries solved by cats always a good read.

Read all of Hans Christian Andersen stories then. He wrote so many. There is one particular long story. About what the moon sees every night. I used to print out his fairy tales, but gave up. Too many to print. Till now still not able to complete all his fairy tales.

Have you ever read Because of Winn Dixie by Kate DiCamillo? It is a youth novel and a very cute read. I recommend it.

Janet Evanovich's 'Stephanie Plum' series (One for the Money, Two for the Dough etc), gets my vote when it comes to humourous. Another favourite thing of mine to read sometimes is one of those large fairytale books. I've got one my grandmother handed down to me from when she was a young girl '1001 Fairytales'. Happy Reading!

You may read humorous book.That will make your mind and brain light.Then sleep will come to your eyes.You can also hear love or melodious songs

I have two author recommendations for you. Both write mysteries, but with plenty of laugh-out-loud moments too. One is the Ceepak Mysteries by Chris Grabenstein (http://www.chrisgrabenstein.com/index2.html). The other author is Rita Mae Brown, who writes mysteries from the viewpoint of a cat (http://www.ritamaebrown.com/content/index.asp). She also has a foxhunting series, but I haven't gotten to them yet. Oops...one more is the Fools Guild Mysteries by Alan Gordon. There are seven books in that series, all based on characters from Shakespeare's Twelfth Night. I guess that's three recommendations isn't it?

hmm.. try something from Paulo Coelho he is FREAKIN awesoem happy lottin and have a nice day

Hello p1kefish. Have you tried reading the twilight series yet. It is written for teens but my daughter got me to read the first one so I would know what the movie was about and it is a really good read. there are 4 books in the series 1. twilight, 2. new moon, 3. eclipse, and 4. breaking dawn. Stephanie Meyer is the author. All 4 books are excellent. You could also read books by Johanna Lindsey or Virginia Henley. They are excellent authors. They are historical romance authors. I would recommend the Malory series for Johanna Lindsey. She has several books on the Malory family. They get to become your family when you are reading them. for Virginia Henley I would recommend Dream Lover or A Year And A Day. These ones are my all time favorites. Wish you luck in your search.