What is your all time favourite book? (2 Viewers)

[m0ofin]

Re: What is your all time favourite book/s?

Looking for Alibrandi - Melina Marchetta
Finding Cassie Crazy - Jaclyn Moriarty
Take my word for it - John Marsden

 

[Shaking Paper]

My all time favourite book is 'The Haunting of Hill House' by Shirley Jackson.

 

[Zoe 2508]

1. The Godfather - Mario Puzo
2. Tully - Paulina Simons
3. Once were warriors - Alan Duff
4. My Uncle Oswald - Roald Dahl

- So good, love them all dearly and read them all at least once a year!

 

[Zoe 2508]

I feel so bad, but i forgot some of my all time favourites in my earlier post:
5. To kill a mickingbird - Harper Lee
6. Catcher in the Rye - J.D. Salinger

 

[Ï DôÑt Dö ÇûTë]

The lovely bones [i dont know the authors name]
harry potter
to kill a mockingbird
flowers in the attic [series] by virginia andrews
and vrything about romance

 

[Zoe 2508]

The lovely bones [i dont know the authors name]
harry potter
to kill a mockingbird
flowers in the attic [series] by virginia andrews
and vrything about romance

The author of 'The lovely bones' was Alice Sebold (",)

 

[rada]

Catch-22 by Joseph Heller

 

[daledugahole]

I know it's kinda predictable but my favourite novels really are To Kill A Mockingbird by Harper Lee and Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen.

 

[SamTan*06*]

Anything by Paul Jennings
'Self Helpless' by Morris Gleitzman
"Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire"
"The Wee Free Men"
Anything By Micheal Pryor
'Heaven and Eath Trilogy' (forget who they're by)
Anything By Eoin Colfer (but I suggest 'The Wish List')
'Bamboozled' and "Just Another Ordianary Day' (can't remember who they're by either)
'Angels and Demonds' Dan Brown (death to 'the Da Vinci Code' lol)
'Black Beauty' Anna Sewell (I think)
'Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy' Douglas Adams

That's all that comes to mind at the moment......

 

[UzurOger]

Hmm

Harry potter series
All terry pratchett novel that i read so far
anything Douglas Adams....ANYTHING
catch22
dont know why but i seem to like Brave New World

that is all i could think of:wave:

 

[Aznpsycho]

anything Douglas Adams....ANYTHING

Long Dark Teatime was fucking awful and you know it.

That said, Holistic Detective Agency is great.

Actual post content: The Illium/Olympos books by Dan Simmons are a great read, if you like bizarre science fiction involving pseudo-Greek Gods, irreverent technobabble, and an obscenely powerful side-character getting crippled using a dash of trickery and chemistry.

 

[jhakka]

I find it really hard to choose only one book. I've read too many (mostly sci-fi/fantasy), and I tend to fall in love with whatever it is I'm reading at the time.

 

[xeuyrawp]

Must be Utopia by Thomas More. I get something new out of it everytime, and a laugh.

 

[Namlet]

The Alphabet of Manliness by Maddox

 

[k8kate]

the alchemist, paulo coelho

 

[^emmie^]

The tomorrow series by John Marsden although it 7 books long i just didnt wanna put it down i suggest u read it

 

[Sprinkles~]

My Sister's Keeper - Jodi Picoult
Peeling the Onion - Wendy Orr
The lovely bones - Alice Sebold
Finding Cassie Crazy - Jaclyn Moriarty
A Time for Dancing - Davida Hurwin
Stop Pretending - Sonya Sones
Speak - Laurie Anderson
It Happened to Nancy - Beatrice Sparks
Stargirl

Some of my favourites

 

[phatic]

Probably the Birth of Tragedy by Nietzsche. This had a profound effect on me when I first read it, even though I only understood half of it (knowing nothing about the Ancient Greeks).

 

[BlackDragon]

Across the Nightingale Floor - Lian Hearn.
The Lord of the Rings - Tolkein.
Harry Potter - Rowling.

 

[nadine99]

to kill a mockingbird- harper lee
my sisters keeper- jodi picoult
the lovely bones- alice sebold
and
marley and me - dont remember authors name

need some new reads