what is your favorite book?
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i have so many!! but if i had to pick one...it would be Gerald Durrell's " My family And Other Animals"
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The Kid from Thomkinsville0
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"Wonder Boys" by Michael Chabon... partly because it was set in my hometown (Pittsburgh) and featured a lot of places where I would hang out/visit in my college days, and partly because it was a damned funny read.0
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All the Janet Evanovich !0
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I love all of the X-Files novels. Not the ones based on episodes, the ones that were written as standalone stories.
Also, the Rizzoli and Isles series the show was based off of. The books are completely different than the show, but I love both of them.0 -
Right now it's Devil in the White City by Erik Larson
It's hard to just pick one though.0 -
GOLDEN EYES by John Gideon. One of the most talented-written books I've ever read. And quite scary.0
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The wedding, Nicholas Sparks. I'm a romantic at heart.0
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Fire by Kristin Cashore0
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My all time fav is The Secret Garden. This was the first book I ever received as a gift at the age of 9 and I have read it several times over the many years. It is the one that got me hooked on reading as an escape from everyday problems.0
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So hard to pick just one! Kurt Vonnegut is my favorite author, really any of his short stories or books I could claim as a favorite. 2BR02B or Cat's Cradle are two of favorites. As a child I loved Charlotte's Web, Where the Wild Things Are and The Shark Lady. Currently reading Steve Martin's Cruel Shoes.0
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The Wheel of time series.0
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Jane Austin's Pride & Prejudice.0
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Fifty Shades of Grey--The trilogy OMG!!! :glasses: :smokin:0
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Northanger Abbey by Jane Austen0
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The Far Pavilions by M.M. Kaye. Until I read her Shadow Of The Moon, then it's my favorite....until I read Pavilions again, then I switch. Fantastic books, great historical fiction.
Also love Hobbit & LOTR, and have read them all several times over. They get better every time.0 -
Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand0
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Bump. People need to stop trying to impress and start being real.0
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Birth of Venus by Sarah Dunant (set in Florence during Renaissance time.. )
Followed by Pillars of the Earth by Ken Follett
I love historical fiction :happy:
The Immortal and The Gargoyle were pretty good too0 -
Bump. People need to stop trying to impress and start being real.
Who says anyone's trying to impress anyone else? People have varied tastes and a lot of people read literature because it's actually really, really good. I've spent my life immersed in literary fiction and will choose War and Peace any day of the week over most contemporary genre novels. You don't see people judging based on less reputable books, so don't judge based on more literary novels.0
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