What's your favorite book?

[Caretames1]

That's a hard question. I have a few that I just read over and over, and then some that have really inspired me.

Evan, by Diana Palmer
Adrian's Undead Diary, by Chris Phillbrook
Jesse's Wife, by Kristin James

[Redlegs]

The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists by an absolute age...utterely amazing and one of the most challenging books I've ever read.

Robert Tressell, right? I haven't read it. What is the basic story?

[Sonia Galloway]

The Fisherman of Iceland by Pierre Lotti.

[billie-jane]

Definitely going to go with "The Power of One" by Bryce Courtenay. The sequel "Tandia" is another great but for me The Power of One is a truely splendid book. Beautifully writen and a true joy to read.

[BirthCONTROL]

Clash of Kings by George R.R. Martin or Dry by Augusten Burroughs.

[mikeljbart]

Possibly The Hobbit, maybe the Eragon series

[ryugan]

Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy hands down. Got me into the world of reading and had a huge influence on my personality and outlook, can't ask for much more than that in a book.

[librarylover]

My favorite book is to Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee

[Eminenz CW]

My favorite book is "The Lord of the Rings" by J.R.R. Tolkein

[Redlegs]

My favorite book is "The Lord of the Rings" by J.R.R. Tolkein

Mine too!

[maramer]

I think Gone with the Wind...
Read it when I was in high school--at the same time as a number of my friends did . We had so much fun discussing it etc. I had seen the movie prior and like it. Although when watched it after reading the book noted differences in movie vs book. I have found it is typical --and still haven't decided whether I really like the movie versions of books, as sometimes ones own "picture" of is better than the screen version.

[vijaykumarA]

"My Experiments with Truth" by Gandhiji is a favorite book of mine. It is also my most reread book.And I currently reading the third part of it.

[kfagan-14]

"Pride and Prejudice" by Jane Austen comes to mind, but I have to say it's probably tied with "Insomnia" by Stephen King for favorite book. It doesn't matter how many times I pick up either of those books, they're always engaging and hard for me to put down.

[Jimrada]

I find myself coming back again and again to Robert McCammon's "Boy's Life." It was a very different book for McCammon. On the surface, it's a mystery, but's it more of a coming-of-age fantasy. Each chapter could be a stand-alone short story that incorporates fantasy elements. You could almost imagine it as things happening as seen through an imaginative boy's eyes. I love the stories and sense of childlike wonder throughout the book.

James Rada, Jr.

[nice girl]

Definitely ENRAGED by O.J.Nkeonye.
it's my number 1 book for now.
it's beautiful!!!!!!!!!!