which is your favourite book???

i am a history fanatic so that is pretty much all i read, but i do have a few favourite books that are fiction. 2 are by danielle steel and some of them are classics like the dubliners by james joyce.

I couldn't name a favorite, I have too many! But I'll some books that I could never forget reading (and may have read multiple times). - His Dark Materials trilogy by Philip Pullman, I loved these books and the subtext beneath them, I hope they don't cut out the religious parts when the first book becomes a movie. - Destiny's Children trilogy by Stephen Baxter, awesome hard sci-fi trilogy. Takes a while to get into, moves fairly slowly, but is very believable when describing what the human race could change into. Goes from ancient Rome to 500,000 years into the future. - Harry Potter septology, kind of a given, but JK has weaved such an intricate storyline into them, and I just can't wait to find out what happens! My guess is on Hermione and Hagrid dying, BTW;) - All Matt Reilly books. Sure, he mightn't be able to develop a character but you can't beat the crazy action scenes he can whip up. That's all I can remember at the moment, reading has kind of been hard lately with uni, but I'd like to start something new soon:)

There are afew favorites. I think my all time favorite is Farenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury. The whole premise of the story was astounding and like a deranged fantasy for a person who loves books the way I do. Next comes To Kill A Mockingbird. Marvelous. And the last would be Where The Red Fern Grows.This one for personal reasons. I actually met the author of this one when i was in grade school in Pocatello, Idaho. And I also met the author of Dances with Wolves at a Wolf Recovery benefit. No way I could list just one. All excellent books.

hmmmm I like Compact & Full Books & It's a "HOLY QURAN" The One Book have all things & I Love & Like this & It's Only Book I ever Save in My Mind All.

I liked five point someone rather than 1 night at the call center thats too by chetan bhagat Loved it dear

DEFINITELY THE TWILIGHT SAGA! finished reading 4 books in a span of 1 week. each book has approximately 400-600 sheets. read it. you will love the way the story was written and how the plot thickens! so sweet!

I like lot of books but im reading right know is the Horry Potter it is nice & good book.

My favourite book is "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix" :)

i love reading books, and i dont know which is really my favorite. there are so many books that i like, harry potter is one great book that i enjoyed from book 1 to 7. and i like books from paulo coelho too like veronica decide's to die, the alchemist, by the river piedra i sat down and wept.. also i love tuesdays with morrie and the notebook and a walk to remember and the like.. i love them all, i cant say one of them is best though because i love them all in different ways!

I like a lot of books and it's very hard to tell which one is my favourite. I like all books of King and Koontz. I also like some books of our Russian writers. But I guess most of all I like 'Master and Margarit' by Bulgakov. I read this book at school and fell in love with it. This is the only book I can read again and again.

I like several books myself and when I was a kid I used to love to read mystery books like Clue and the Boxcar Children mystery books,and those types of books were definitely my favorite,now that I am older I do not like reading as much as I used too,because I have trouble focusing my attention on what I am reading,but my fiance has been reading to me from a book called Upon A Good Land by Vilhelm Moberg and it is the second book in a series of four,and I am really into the series and would say that all four books in this series are my favorite book right,and they will probably be my favorite for a long time.

Hi vinay049, I haven't read a book for a long time as I am too busy with everything and now that I have started doin Mylottting all my time is taken up with Mylot. Tamara

I don't know which book is my favorite .... I read different books & magazine but also depends on my moods lol Maybe the "Current Events"

My Favourite book is Catch 22 by Joseph Heller. It's set in the Second World War and is about a soldier trying to get sent back home. It's really funny - I've read it many times but still laugh out loud at some parts. It's also quite sad in places too as some of them die. Each time I read it I discover a passage I had forgotten about, or that I respond differently to the characters depending on my mood. It's quite hard to read sometimes as it jumps back and forth and is surreal at times but I would heartily recommend it to anyone.