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I'm 18 turning 19 next month for some context. I've read two books in the past 8 months. I read *Neverwhere* over the winter and *World War Z* for my class in the spring. I liked *Neverwhere* because it was an "easy" read for me, meaning it kept me entertained and I actually remembered what happened throughout the book. The London Below style was really cool, and I felt like it really helped me imagine an entire world and scene throughout the book.

*World War Z* was a little different. I didn't really enjoy the non-linear style of the book, but the messages that came in the short stories were kind of fun. It was just hard to remember and piece everything together for me.

My uncle has lent me his copy of *American Gods* by Neil Gaiman, but I am procrastinating on reading it. I don't want to just stick with Gaiman because I want to find different styles of writing that I enjoy.

Some TV shows I like are of course Game of Thrones, Breaking Bad, Dexter, Walking Dead, Mad Men. The generic ones everyone likes.

Some Movies I like are Shawshank Redemption, Batman, Sherlock Holmes, Kung Fu Panda (not really sure if there's a goofy book that could relate to this, but I love this movie) The Bourne trilogy.

Pretty much action, suspense, mystery, drama, and goofy stuff.

Thanks for reading this far! If there's any suggestion you have for me I would really appreciate it.
<bot>: Can you suggest a book for an 18 year old who likes action, suspense, mystery, drama, and goofy stuff. A fan of Neil Gaiman too, but that's the main other I've read from.