Favourite Book?

[TheDreamLord]

LordLoss series,
Power of five
39 clues

 

[Selim873]

The Night by Elie Wiesel
The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton

 

[pistone]

ok i know i would be ......hèèèèèèèm .......like what i can say bad-commented for eternity but my favorite book is from my childhood :
jim button and luke the engine driver by michael ende
i love this book ..........and the yellow one but its hard to find some great yellow books in my native language or even italian T-T

 

[Man18]

speaker for the dead

 

[Issac]

Otherland (series) - Tad Williams

Wohoo! I'm not alone!

I read all 8 books in one go... or I read the first chapters once... gave up... read the first half of the first book ... gave up again... then I read it again and understood more... then read all the way up to the half of book 5... forgot what had happened after a hiatus of a couple of years.. and started once again! from 1 to 8! haha... (oh yeah, the books are divided in two in Sweden).

Anyway!

My favourite books:

House of Leaves by Mark Z. Danielewski
The Raw Shark Texts by Steven Hall
The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle by Haruki Murakami (I'll get read 1Q84 tomorrow!!!)

Then I also enjoy Paolini, Pratchett, Gaiman, and the Otori series...

 

[Vulpes Abnocto]

There! Now nobody has to worry about bumping this topic.

To keep on topic, I'm going to recommend the Xanth series by Piers Anthony.
These can be understood by children, but they're equally enjoyable for people already inducted into The Adult Conspiracy.

 

[Chhotu uttam]

I like Hardy boys and the series.

 

[metamaster]

I really liked the Winnetou series (even though I didn't finish the 3rd one yet

). It was written in german, so I got the translated version
It's a westerner about a man the comes to America from Germany, and befriends an Indian named Winnetou. As boring as this sounds, the books are incredible. There is a lot of action, and the series shows how Winnetou and Old Shatterhand (you'll have to read it to find out how he got his name) fight and live in the Old West. I really recommend these books.

 

[Zerosuit connor]

"Gone" by Michael Grant. Its about how everyone over 16 disapeers from a town in teh USA. And people start to mutate and gain like powers and stuff due to radioactivity from the nuclear plant. Its currently a series of four.

 

[m3rox]

'To Kill a Mockingbird'

I know it's a book that's been read a million times by just about everyone, but it's still a classic. I have it sitting on my bookshelf.

 

[klim28]

My favorite since grade school...

A Little Princess by Frances Hodgson Burnett

I love Princess Sara Crewe forever.

 

[Deleted_171835]

I can't think of a favourite book right now.

A really good book I read recently is, The Maze Runner. It's so enthralling.
Another great book that I also read not too long ago is Starclimber. I suggest that everyone pick it up if they see it at their local library or bookstore.

 

[Man18]

There! Now nobody has to worry about bumping this topic.

To keep on topic, I'm going to recommend the Xanth series by Piers Anthony.
These can be understood by children, but they're equally enjoyable people already inducted into The Adult Conspiracy.

I never took you for a piers fan Vulp

my collection...

good stuff
not all of the ones i own but a good portion.

 

[Haloman800]

The Bible.

Then Lord of the Rings.

 

[Vulpes Abnocto]

I never took you for a piers fan Vulp

Really? I thought my propensity toward puns would make that obvious.

 

[KingdomBlade]

Recently became a Grisham fan after reading quite a few of his books. Fantastic novels, and so engaging to read.

 

[chris888222]

Well, recently I bought a book from Times and it's named a million shades of grey by Cynthia Kadohata. I'm somehow enjoying it.

 

[Raika]

A Series of Unfortunate Events.

 

[The Pi]

Nighteen Eighty Four: for those who watch/watched big brother, this is what the shows are based on
Animal Farm: sounds childish but everyone reads the book in a different way, fab book
Flatland: requires you to be a bit of a nerd to be bothered to read
The Wasp Factory: just a general good book
The Hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy: one book that you just cannot watch the movie instead (watch it after though)

 

[HaniKazmi]

A Song of Ice and Fire(Also known as Game of Thrones), although I truly wish Martin would speed up on them.