xXconfusedXx
in the dark
i'm quite fond of reading during my spare time and im just interested in hearing what is/are your favourite book(s). it may give me some ideas of what to look for next time i go down to the local library.
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What is your all time favourite book? (1 Viewer)
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ElendilPeredhil
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I thing my favourite book for the past two years has been Duncton Quest by William Horwood. It is a brilliant book, very well written, great storyline.
It is about moles though, (moles the animal of course
) but don't let that put you off, it rocks. anyone else read it?
Some other books you could read is basically any of Jonh Marsden's books...except for Out of Time...thats pretty crap.
Life of Pi, God's Concubine, Hades Daughter...they're all good books too.
It is about moles though, (moles the animal of course
) but don't let that put you off, it rocks. anyone else read it? Some other books you could read is basically any of Jonh Marsden's books...except for Out of Time...thats pretty crap.
Life of Pi, God's Concubine, Hades Daughter...they're all good books too.
Zeus!
Banned
Green Eggs And Ham!
stalk_if_u_dare
cheese hater
The three little kittens, who lost their mittens
.....and they began to cry "Oh mother dear, oh dear we fear, our mittens we have lost"
"What!? Lost your mittens, you naughty kittens, you shall have no pie!"
.....and they began to cry "Oh mother dear, oh dear we fear, our mittens we have lost"
"What!? Lost your mittens, you naughty kittens, you shall have no pie!"
Ellie_Belly
Member
His Dark Materials series by Phillip Pullman. Even though I'm not 12 any more.
Danskies
New Member
Hyperion by Dan Simmons. Good luck finding it in a public library, though. It's far too decent a book.
NRuus
Australialainen Suomessa
Probably Heir to The Empire and the rest of the Thrawn Trilogy by Timothy Zahn- he is an awesome science fiction author.
I also like all of John Marsden's books that i have read in particular the Tomorrow Series.
It's really hard for me to choose out of all the books i have read though because i read so many those are just the few that i can think of that i NEVER get tired of.
I also like all of John Marsden's books that i have read in particular the Tomorrow Series.
It's really hard for me to choose out of all the books i have read though because i read so many those are just the few that i can think of that i NEVER get tired of.
Wolfowitz
, now also hated by Jews!
All this text scares me.
the best read of your life will be J. Foulcher's 'convertible' - aussie poetry boring from the romantics.
the best read of your life will be J. Foulcher's 'convertible' - aussie poetry boring from the romantics.
i absolutly love Captain Corellis Mandolin, if you have seen the movie then trust me the book is 100 time 10 bettere, their is so much more character development. my favorite character is....oh whats his name....antonio or somethinglike that. anyway you should read it but also perservire through all of the political stuff. i also love anything by tamora peirce even though im probably to old for it but hay who's counting.
Oh my God i can't believe i got my favorite characters name wrong. it is carlo......CARLO.........say it with me now CARLO.
Oh my God i can't believe i got my favorite characters name wrong. it is carlo......CARLO.........say it with me now CARLO.
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Mr Lovepony
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To Kill a Mockingbird
First book to have my eyes glued onto.
First book to have my eyes glued onto.
Spacey
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I haven't read a great amount of books, but my favourite is probably Catch 22.
Hitchhiker's Guide and To Kill A Mockingbird are great too.
These are pretty basic suggestions, oh well.
Hitchhiker's Guide and To Kill A Mockingbird are great too.
These are pretty basic suggestions, oh well.
katy-g
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Any Harry... but that goes without saying.
In the Skin of a Lion - Michael Ondaatje.
Finding Cassie Girls - Jaclyn Moriarty
The Sisterhood...
Cruel Venus - Susan Lewis
The Boy Next Door - Meg Cabbot
All very girl, easy holiday reads.
In the Skin of a Lion - Michael Ondaatje.
Finding Cassie Girls - Jaclyn Moriarty
The Sisterhood...
Cruel Venus - Susan Lewis
The Boy Next Door - Meg Cabbot
All very girl, easy holiday reads.
Mongke
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niceArgonaut said:
1984 by same and Emma by Jane Austen.
cos ive read them again and liked them just as much as the first time, tho i think Austen gets better the more you read it.
LOTR by Tolkien i just love tho, so ill put that in as well. also 100 Years of Solitude by Gabriel Garcia Márquez.
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hopeles5ly
Take Me Higher.
Not really a book but: What I Did For Love
http://www.asiafinest.com/multimedia/val/what-I-did-for-love.htm
most of you that are asian would have read it before.
http://www.asiafinest.com/multimedia/val/what-I-did-for-love.htm
most of you that are asian would have read it before.
lourai*87
~"*_*"~
From the Corner of His Eye by Dean Koontz. Its brilliant..i think so anyway.
Mr. Sabuncuoglu
Foo Fighter
The adventures of Clifford... the big red dog
Rinni
Member
I've got a few but here goes:
- A Walk To Remember by Nicholas Sparks
- Saving Francessca and Looking For Alibrandi by Melina Marchetta
- Flowers in the Attic by Virginia Andrews
- Secrets of the Morning by V.C Andrews
I think thats the top 4 Oops thats 5
- A Walk To Remember by Nicholas Sparks
- Saving Francessca and Looking For Alibrandi by Melina Marchetta
- Flowers in the Attic by Virginia Andrews
- Secrets of the Morning by V.C Andrews
I think thats the top 4
Oops thats 5
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