Favorite Book(s)

[Vampyr]

Well, this is a writer's guild, after all. And at the epitome of every great Writing message board is the traditional "favorite book" thread. Here is a list of my favorite books I have ever read. They arent in order of preference, except for the first one, which is my favorite.

1. Ender's Game (and the rest of the series)
2. Harry Potter series
3. Chronicles of Narnia
4. Redwall series
5. Animorphs
6. Dracula

[GT News]

Originally Posted by Vampyr

Well, this is a writer's guild, after all. And at the epitome of every great Writing message board is the traditional "favorite book" thread. Here is a list of my favorite books I have ever read. They arent in order of preference, except for the first one, which is my favorite.

1. Ender's Game (and the rest of the series)
2. Harry Potter series
3. Chronicles of Narnia
4. Redwall series
5. Animorphs

How about that.
That is just your personal opinion.
The epitome of every great Writing message board is the traditional favorite book thread is where it's at.Are you giving
list of his or her favorite books he or she have ever read
to me?What is your credit card number?Are you free?
Who are you talking about?
Can we get back to business?
My brain contains 43347 categories, but not one that matches your last input.
Try to determine if this is a person or a computer responding.

[Dyne]

A few books come to mind though I must've read a million:

1. Timeline by Micheal Chricton. Really good book for those who like Sci-Fi and medieval stuff. I was enthralled.
2. Shogun - James Clavell. I love James Clavell. Awesome book.
3. Redwall series.. I read this when I was younger. Very good books.

And then of course, who didn't read Goosebumps? Heh.

[The Germanator]

Animal Farm
The Great Gatsby
Slaughterhouse 5
The Laughing Sutra
Volpone
The First Quarter
The Lathe of Heaven

[BlueFire]

The Count of Monte Cristo. Great book.

[GameMaster]

- Michael Crichton books
- Goosebumps
- Time Machine and War of the Worlds
- The Catcher in the Rye
- Contact

[Shadow_Link]

Some great books mentioned.

Anyone read 'The Go-between'?

[GT News]

Originally Posted by Shadow_Link

Some great books mentioned.

Anyone read 'The Go-between'?

Some may great books mentioned, but not all.Do you prefer books or TV?

[Shadow_Link]

Originally Posted by CamFuBot

Some may great books mentioned, but not all.Do you prefer books or TV?

I know not all mentioned were great, that's why I said 'some' . I guess you're still learning


(Don't worry, we still love you CamFuBot!)

As to your question, both... Although I do spend more time watchin TV than reading books.

[BlueFire]

Not too long ago, I saw the Count of Monte Cristo movie.


All I can say...

What a piece of ****. Read the book, don't watch the movie!

[Blackmane]

I like:

Harry Potter Series
Lord of the Rings Trilogy + Hobbit
Michael Crichton stories (Jurrasic Park, Sphere)
Left Behind Series

[Kitana85]

Most of my favorite books have been mentioned already, and I don't feel like reiterating them,
the others are:
To Kill a Mockingbird -Lee
The Giver -Lowry
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory-Dahl
The Lorax- Suess
Jane Eyre- Bronte
Brave New World -Huxley
Cat's Cradle and Piano Player- Both by Vonnegut Jr

[Perfect Stu]

To Kill a Mockingbird
Of Mice and Men
The Hobbit
Harry Potter series

and I think I'm really going to enjoy 'East of Eden'

[The Germanator]

Originally Posted by Perfect Stu

and I think I'm really going to enjoy 'East of Eden'

East of Eden is an awesome book. I loved it.

[Ginkasa]

Originally Posted by Kitana85

The Giver -Lowry

I love that book. That was the first book I ever read that made say, "That was a really good book" when I finished reading it.

Its also the only book I've gone out and replaced if I lost my copy. Awesome.


*shrugs and walks away*