What's your favorite book?

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books4smarts
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Well I have to say that the dark tower series,

Book 3 the drawing of the three.

but book 4 is very close behind.
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The Historian is one of my recent favorites!
Muna
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It has to be The Book of Laughter and Forgetting. I think Milan Kundera has such insight, and pours his heart into every book he writes.
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Muna wrote:It has to be The Book of Laughter and Forgetting. I think Milan Kundera has such insight, and pours his heart into every book he writes.
I have a number of books by Kundera but have never "taken the plunge", so to speak. Worth getting into?
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Oh YES! Personally, I find his books inspiring and you can relate to them. Beautiful.
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stevephilipps wrote:Although everyone might not enjoy reading 1984, it is one of the most relevant books in this day and age, and more people relate to it every day than they realize, and it also brought to light the notion of a higher power constantly watching over the people.
Can you please tell me more about 1984?
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Post by yollyP. »

Stardust by Neil Gaiman and Twilight books by Stephenie Meyer are my favorites..
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Post by flashgordon »

I'd say Atlas Shrugged or Crime and Punishment if I had to name just two. I'm a big fan of the philosophical or psychological novels that really get under one's skin.
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All of the Harry Potter books are my favorites
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Pride and Prejudice

Maybe it make more sense to vote favorite in different categories ...
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Post by jgand »

Favorite book. um, thats hard to say. I would say I like the dragonlance novels, my favorite characters being raistlin and tas.

Favorite book it tough. Favorite type is easy. Fantasy/science fiction.
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Pride and Prejudice --- It's a classic forever.
You may like the movie and TV mini series too.

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My favorite book is " If tomorrow comes" by Sidney Sheldon.

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the time traveler's wife.

i have read so many times i cant count, and it never ceases to please.
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Post by Nylar »

I would have to say the fountion head by ayn rand. Got so in to it at one point. The the flight attedant had to tell me to get off the plane cause were there and she wanted to leave. And the 25th hour.
Mother night by vonaget as well
Z wars by max brooks

That's all ill say for now I could name so many
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