What would you recommend?
Hi all. I'm reading a new book that I consider different from all the books I've read. It is "Forbidden Fantasy" by Nina Kari. The English used is informal and colloquial and it's very easy to understand. I think it is the best way that can help people improve both their speaking and writing skills. The writer uses everyday English when the characters talk with each other, but there are also interesting descriptive passages.The books that I read are all written in either the literay formal style or old English. But this one is different.
I want to read other books having the same style of writing. Which books would you recommend?
I know that I should post this on "Discussions", but I never get replies there. I think "Answers" is the best section.
Cheers

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What would you recommend?
Hi all. I'm reading a new book that I consider different from all the books I've read. It is "Forbidden Fantasy" by Nina Kari. The English used is informal and colloquial and it's very easy to understand. I think it is the best way that can help people improve both their speaking and writing skills. The writer uses everyday English when the characters talk with each other, but there are also interesting descriptive passages.The books that I read are all written in either the literay formal style or old English. But this one is different. 
I want to read other books having the same style of writing. Which books would you recommend?
I know that I should post this on "Discussions", but I never get replies there. I think "Answers" is the best section. 
Cheers

Answer

I once read a book named "The Gargoyle" by Andrew Davidson, which is written in plain English.

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