Favourite Book?

[Joker25]

Despite all the super cool books, for me the best one is Harry Potter all the parts. Even though I don't like sci-fi much, but it has stuck in my heart since I was a kid.

 

[Nathan95]

any webnovel lovers here? I got into one past week and its too good.

 

[MaeReeves]

Harry Potter I gues...

 

[prybohdan]

Jane Austen Pride and Prejudice

 

[AncientBoi]

SHOGUN

 

[Kazmar]

American Psycho for single book. Best book series is probably Monogatari, and best Manga series would be Steel Ball Run.

 

[Red_Soldat]

Not a single book per se, but I'd cast my vote to the Foundation Trilogy by Isaac Asimov

 

[GregBjorg]

Neuromancer by William Gibson

 

[mrtvomore]

I will go with "The name of the rose" by Umberto Ecco.

It is a novel/philosophy story so basically, it has everything you want from the book.

 

[User007]

Rather than going with a book, I wish to go with books.
THE GAME OF THRONES series is my favourite. Book series will serve better justice to the audience compared to series.

 

[UnderJinx]

hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy series
Flashman series
Sci-fi novels
Some Stephen King novels

 

[Jayro]

"Body Rides" by Richard Layman. Great book, couldn't put it down!

 

[XanthosAlexander]

I adore Les Misérables by Victor Hugo

 

[CarlosBrown]

The Sound and the Fury

 

[AncientBoi]

The Sound and the Fury

For some reason, the title made me think of Warplanes.

 

[Maximumbeans]

My favourite series so far is Bernard Cornwell's The Last Kingdom, singular book is too hard to nail down.

For someone who wants to write books full-time someday, I don't read as much as I perhaps should.

 

[asc53087]

I really like Dragon Age: The Calling because it establishes the background and history for several characters in Dragon Age: Origins, even some we never actually see and only hear about (like King Maric).

 

[SG854]

The Bible

 

[twako]

Flowers for Algernon, by Daniel Keyes. Solid story, solid critique of societal norms (of the time, and even now), memorable, and made me feel intense feelings.

 

[terebee]

The Catcher in the Rye - J. D. Salinger