Favorite book?

36 replies since 14th December 2008 • Last reply 14th December 2008

Reply #16:

ALI B- i practically devour books- that's why i LOVE the library Happy because it's free! i wish i could afford a kindle- you know one of those gadgets to download books- kinda like a mp3 player, an ipod for books.

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Reply #17:

It's very difficult to pick a favourite book because I can and do read anything. But one I keep coming back to is The Canterbury Tales, I love that one. You can't get bored with it because all the tales are so different.

I download books to my iphone, got about 16 the other day for 59p! (that's about 99c!) bargainHappy

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Reply #18:

Heather- I could live in the library or a bookstore. The Seattle public library has a great online system of lists I use and have spent hours organizing.

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Reply #19:

Hmm... I have too many favorite books
i really enjoy the alchemist
and anything by coupland Happy
All Families are Psychotic is awesome !

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Reply #20:

I love Coupland, Girlfriend in a Coma and Miss Wyoming were awesome=)

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Reply #21:

Memoirs of a Geisha
the Harry Potter series

Amelia Atwater-Rhodes is good, too; I've only read her first ever book (can't remember what it's called :-s), Hawksong, and Snakecharm. I want morrrrre!!!! :-P

lol--I think this kind of turned into a "favorite authors" thread. 0:-D

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Reply #22:

Uhm, HOW did I forget to mention Sherlock Holmes???? I was into him way back before I discovered potter! xD

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Reply #23:

Moby Dick
Conversations with God
The Bible
Towing Jehovah
Milroy the Magician
Anne of Green Gables (and all the others)
Hearts in Atlantis
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
...so many more!

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Reply #24:

The stories by Edgar Allan Poe,
Oliver Twist by Charles Dickens,
Animal farm by George Orwell,
And Then There Were None by Agatha Christie,
The Adventures of Tom Sawyer by Mark Twain,
Le Brocanteur du Marais by Yvonne De Bremond D'Ars...

But I think I'm forgetting a few ;)

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Reply #25:

Lovely Bones
Anything by Kurt Vonnegut or David Sedaris.
Atlas Shrugged.

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Reply #26:

PAPER TOWNS BY JOHN GREEN FOR THE WINNNNNN!!!
beautiful creatures would be my second

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Reply #27:

Travelling Light-Katrina Kittle
The Blue Nowhere- Jeffrey Deaver
Twilight series
and anything by Michael Crichton

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Reply #28:

I have MANY....let's see...There's:
The Twilight Saga
House of Night series
Night World series
Vampire Kisses
Harry Potter seried
The Double Diamond Dude Ranch #8: Belle's Foul
Dracula
Diablo My Dream Horse
Diablo's Double
.......and a whole heck of a lot more

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Reply #29:

OH.....The Wedding Planner's Daughter....And the Sequel to that....along with many others

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Reply #30:

I think "Alice in Wonderland" will always be my top favorite <3 Which is a little odd since I can't read much that travels too far from paranormal romance/true crime, haha.

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