What's your favorite book?

[bencyjack1]

My favourite is L.A. Confidential written by James Ellroy. It's a very good police story with a intriguing plot, but it's also a masterpiece of politic and social analyze.

[rosalbin544]

My favorite book is the fragrance because:
1 - This is a great novel we reviving the 18th century
2 - The story out of the ordinary
3 - Frog is a mysterious character, it could even be compared to a kind of vampire ...
4 - The reason becomes deadly frog is very creative ...
5 - The descriptions are incredible.

Patrick Süskind's definitely a genius!

[Fran]

My favorite book is the fragrance because:
1 - This is a great novel we reviving the 18th century
2 - The story out of the ordinary
3 - Frog is a mysterious character, it could even be compared to a kind of vampire ...
4 - The reason becomes deadly frog is very creative ...
5 - The descriptions are incredible.

Patrick Süskind's definitely a genius!

I think you mean Perfume

[rosalbin544]

Yes Fran, sorry ^^

[swithage]

A very long list but here's some:
1. Secret Life of Bees
2. Outlander Series - Gabaldon
3. Poisonwood Bible
4. 11/22/63
5. Water for Elephants
6. East of Eden

[preetisoft2]

I like Rich Dad And Poor Dad. You should also read it.

[Fundoospot]

My favorite book is The Gandhi.

[Parnie79]

I have quite a few faves,
Lord of the rings trilogy - J R R Tolkien
Black Magician Saga - Trudi Canavan
Pride & Prejudice - Jane Austen
Terry Goodkind, Kethy Reichs, Shaun Hutson and even Jackie Collins

I am constantly reading and adding to my favourites list

[kayla_qt]

I don't know, I love all books I've read.

-- 02 Sep 2012, 03:50 --

I loooove reading!!

[gerivc]

Too many to mention... however i faithfully read Jane Eyre (Charlotte Bronte) and The Mulberry Tree (Jude Deveraux) every year.

[MAKBrown]

My favourite book is "The Alchemist" by Paulo Coelho. I like the simplicity and ease of read but there is still depth and substance in the contents.

[ishie]

My favorite book that I've read is "A Walk to Remember" because it is the first novel that I read that open my interest to read more.

[Willoughby Book Club]

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

[[Iry]]

It is soo hard to pick a single book to call my favorite. I do have a favorite series, the Anita Blake series by Laurell K Hamilton is amazing and has a little bit of everything to keep the story interesting. When a different mood strikes I prefer Crooked Little Vein by Warren Ellis. Anything that can successfully pull me in to the books reality.

[Bighuey]

I have many favorites, some I have already posted on here. Another one that comes to mind is one called The Hoods by someone named Grey, I dont recall his first name. Its the book the movie Once Upon A Time in America was based on.