What Is The Best Book You've Ever Read/ Favourite Books ?

[book_worm22]

These are my top 5:

Pride and Prejudice
Jane Eyre
Wide Sargasso Sea
The Picture of Dorian Gray
As I Lay Dying

However, since you're a guy, I doubt you'd be interested in the first three (though I would recommend them- just because you're a guy doesn't mean you might not enjoy them!), so here are some other suggestions:

The Great Gatsby
Dracula

Frankenstein
Fight Club
Slaughterhouse Five

Happy reading!

[Stammo]

The Translasaga.


I read it way back when, so I hardly remember anything about it or even who wrote it. I just remember that I really loved that book.

Farenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury.

Ender's Shadow by Orson Scott Card was a really good one too. But if you read that, I suggest you start with Ender's Game first.

The Harry Potter series by J.K. Rowling are still some of my favorite books. I love reading them and just seeing not only the characters progress, but how she as a novelist progresses as well.

I also really enjoyed The Husband by Dean Koontz.

[supervital]

I would read these books over a million times if I had to:

Alice in Wonderland/Through the Looking Glass
Geek Love
The World Without Us
The Best of the Bellevue Literary Review (a collection of many things)
Harry Potter (but how many times have you heard THAT?)

[Ash]

45&47 stella st (and the next two in the series) its a kids book and not the best book ever but it is my favorite. ive them over 20 times and even thought i know a lot of it pretty much off by heart it is still my favorite.

[olla86]

Im looking to order some books,so would like suggestions
Iv already ordered 1984 by George Orwell
What are your favourites ?

I like fantasy but 1984 by Orwell is
My favorite is The Lord Of the Rings by Tolkien

Originally Posted by david
Im looking to order some books,so would like suggestions
Iv already ordered 1984 by George Orwell
What are your favourites ?
I like fantasy but 1984 by Orwell is
My favorite is The Lord Of the Rings by Tolkien __________________
I am happy persone

[JeD]

Catcher in the rye, Rule of the bone, The Beach, I'm not scared, Tipping the velvet, Notes from the underground.

[Neil]

For me so far in my Life only 25 I would say Duma Key by Stephen King is a brill book its one for me to read again and again!

[RogerM]

Sharpe's Waterloo by Bernard Cornwall is up there for me; so far I've read it four times.