Do You Love or Like Books? What is One of Your Most Favorite Books?

I think some books I like there are few books that I absolutely love, but one of them was Angela's Ashes by the late author Frank McCourt. It was an extremely well written book that could both make you laugh and cry within a few pages. I never read a book that I was as taken by really. I have read many books that held my interest and I found very entertaining however.

yes i agree that books are fascinating..I've been an avid reader for yrs and yrs now and i've enjoyed genres from fiction to fact to self help and so on..Which means trying to pick one book out of the thousands tht ive read to be a fav would be impossible..SOME of my absolute favs though are Dirty Job Black Dagger Brotherhood series Weaveworld The Selkie just to name a couple

I love reading books. But unfortunately I can't read just any of them. There are choices, Recently I read bozo and storyteller and it was so out of typical and I enjoyed it! Urm.. I had been awake all night just to finish it so didn't dare to risk that again. But it WAS interesting!

Hi artistry, haven't seen much of you lately, hope all is well with you. Books are my favourite things and I have heaps of them. I do tend to re read really good ones as better than some of the ones I can get hold of these days, but I would adore to have a whole massive parcel of new books of my choice. The best book I've ever read I suppose would be my favourite book too, the one I would never let anyone else touch as it may well be out of print again now except for in Greek, I'm not sure. It's 'Eleni' by Niclolas Gage and is based on his own pursuit to bring the murderers of his mother to justice, years after the civil war in Greece had ended but at a time when the communists were being allowed to return to Greece. It is a harrowing book, packed with little known history and funny in its telling of the old traditional ways.

I do enjoy reading books too. I used to buy books at a bookstore. But now that the economy is so bad. I have to go borrow them from the local library. I like books because they can let your imagination soar and keep you reading for a long time. I have never read a book more than once though.

I am a SciFi nut. Any good book that has a space theme is good to me. My all time favortie though was the 6 book series Venus Prime. It was set in the suposed nead future, in the local solar system. The cool thing about it was the use of plausable tech, by that I mean that it is not a far stretch from what we have today, not like warp drive. The entire series revolves around this one girl and her attempts to solve the conspiracy of happenings that have left here without an identity and with unusual abilities. I tend to read my books slowly, alow it to generate a sort of movie in my mind, I find it more enjoyable that way, and dont feel the need to read them again.

like books - I love the twilight series, read em 4 times and going for 5. I also love the eragon series and ive read them quite a few times as well.

Yes, I 100% agree with you, books are indeed fascinating. I actually have read too many great books, but if I have to pick one, I would say The Famished Road by Ben Okri. It's the winner of Bookers Prize 1991. The story is set in Africa and very beautifully written. I read the Indonesian translation, but if you read the English one, it's like reading a very long poem. It's like reading One Hundred Years of Solitude (Gabriel Garcia Marquez) in a little child's point of view.

The two books I love the most are The lake, by J.Lasenby and 17 ways to eat a mango, by J.Kadison. Both came to me at a time I really needed them. The lake is a children book and it tells of an abused girl who escapes from home and goes living in the woods, at the time I read it, it gave me hope. And 17 ways to eat a mango helped me seeing life in a different light. I have read both sooooo many times, but they're always actual to me.

Love books - I read Time Travellers Wife years ago before it got made into a movie and everyone started talking about it. That's a book I could certainly read twice - even three times.