Favorite Book

I like history so I read alot of history books an right now I am reading the left behind series I wish someone would of told me there were 15 books to that series but I am up to book eight almost done

I don't have one particular book which I could call favorite, becaue I have a whole list of favorite books. I don't know how will I explain some of them because I haven't read them in english, but I will try as much as I could. First, my favorite contemporary author is Nora Roberts - you can pick any book written by her and you will never be wrong. It doesn't matter if the book is about crimes, policements, firefighters, magicians, vampires or demons (becaue she has all of that in her books) the story is so well written that you can transfer your mind into the book. She is a great author My favorite classic book is Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austin, which everybody should have read at least once in his life. I like books that describes different cultures so I one of the best books I have read is written by turkish author and I am not sure how can I write its name in egnlish, because I've read it in Bulgarian and I am not even sure if our translation of the title is decent enough to try to turn it into english. However the book is about a young girl in Turkey who runs away from home and is trying to manage in life, but considering the situation in Turkey in the early 20th century, it shows how hard is for a single woman to succeed in this world of men. It is interesting reading by Reshat Nuri. I would translate it as The Lark, you can searck for it, because reading it is a whole new level of experiance. There are some bulgarian book which are included in my list of favorites, but I don't see the point of writing about them here, as they are not even publish in English Have a Nice reading :)

I think you should read my book.

Hi dorannmwin, if you're looking for a new author that you just can't go wrong with look out for Douglas Kennedy. His books are really excellent but each one is totally different, although my favourite of his remains 'The Big Picture' which involves stolen identity. More of his later books have been written through the eyes of a woman extremely well, there was one which moved into the McCarthy years.

My favorite book is the trilogy of Alexander The Great by Valerio Massimo Manfredi. The first book is Alexander: Child of a Dream. The second book is Alexander: The Sands of Ammon. The third book is Alexander: The Ends of the Earth. The story is so good that I fall in love with the book and was able to finish reading up to the third and last book. Try this one, the story will surely captivate your minds.

My favorite book is “the story of the stone”,but I have not read a book for a long time.

Hi dorannmwin, during childhood I was engrossed in reading all kinds of fairy tales. The characters in the tales as well as the legends were wonderful, brave and bright with wisdom mostly. I couldn't but kept on reading one book after another whenever I was free. I indulged in reading romantic books during my middle school days and then followed by detective and science fiction the rest of the time. when getting older I mostly read books to enhance my knowledge and information in different aspects. At present I'm sluggish in reading. I try to read a couple pages before having a nap as well as going to bed daily. If I could I would like to reread the four long stories of Sherlock Holmes by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Yeah he is one of my favorite writers as well Take care and happy posting

I've got a number of favorite books. One of them that I would recommend to you is the book by John Gilstrap titled Nathan's Run. This is especially good if you are into action and drama. Other books I recommend are Silent Honor by Danielle Steele, Firestarter by Stephen King, and Purpose Driven Life.

i dont typically read a lot of fiction but sometimes i do. i tend to like biographies more than anything. my favourite book is about a Christian missionary to China during years just prior to and including ww2. there was even a movie made about her. it is called 'the inn of eighth happiness'.

I can't pick a favorite book right now. In the past I've said "This Present Darkness" by Frank Peretti, and then I went to "Shadow Over Kiriath" by Karen Hancock. But I don't know anymore. I've read books that I've liked more than those two but I can't put one up on the pedestal of "favorite book". I typically read fantasy novels these days. I like high fantasy like Lord of the Rings. I can't say you would want to read the two books I listed, but If you wanted to check them out one day, then that'd be great.

The author of my books that i like to read is Mary Janice Davidson. I love her book. I have been reading the undead serious. It is a romance book but with a little comedy. It is just interested how she could bring a character into life

I'm actually not a novel reader . . . I don't seem to have the attention span to read them. However, I have always had an interest in children's literature (I still would like to illustrate and write children's books). I collect them and just love reading them over and over again. My little one seems to be going in that same direction! One book that I always took to heart - even as an adult - was "The Giving Tree" by Shel Silverstein. In short, it's about a tree who gives everything to this boy as he grows up. The story has always made me cry - and even moreso as a mother, who is willing to give everything I have to my child. And it's neat when you can read the stories you enjoy and enjoy them with your child.

I usually read self-help books. My all-time favorite, Robert Fulghum's "All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten". I also like Kiyosaki's Rich Dad, Poor Dad concept.

I am naturally pulled towards horror, sci-fi, fantasy. I am really big into the teen vampire novels right now. Like the Vampire Academy Series, The Vampire Diaries, and Twilight Saga. I would reccomend any of these, but if you are not into teen novels, I would recommend Stephen King, Christian Feehan, and Lori Foster. Stephen King writes horror, my favorite book of his is Carrie. Christine Feehan writes love stoies involving vampires, and people that can turn from human to an animal. Most of her books are set in the Carpathian Mountains or the South American Jungle. She has alot of "adult content" in her books. Lori Foster writes love stories, she also has alot of "adult content". I hope this gives you some ideas. Happy reading in 2010.

My favorite author is Dale Carnegie. How to win friends and influence people, how to stop worrying and start living. Norman Vincent Peale's "Power of positive thinking are my favorites. I used to read James hadley chase, Sidney shelton, Denise robins, Perry mason, Agatha, Harold robins and so on when I was young.

i love to read if i have time and i can't really pick one since i have a lot of favorite books. so here's my list of authors and books: 1. the Bible - it gives wisdom, encouragement, a guide on how our life must be lived. 2. robert fulghum - all i really need to know i learned in kindergarten 3. mitch albom - tuesdays with morrie, five people you meet in heaven 4. yan cartell - life of pi (it's a light read.) 5. paolo coelho - all of his books!!! 6. alice seybold - the lovely bones 7. the time traveller's wife i'll add more if i remember something else. have fun reading!

My favorite book eh. My favorite book in what genre? Over all? There are far too many really good books. I do not have a favorite. At the moment I am reading the bible, so that I have a better understanding of the history of religion, and that I may converse more comfortably with missionaries and controversialists. It is also calming me down a lot, which I found odd. Before this my main area of book ready was action adventure fantasy. Dragons and wizards are the best. I also read personal development books, so far my favorite one of those is "The Ultimate Gift" by John Stovall, but there are many I have not yet had the pleasure of reading. I read one chapter in Napoleon Hill's Think and Grow Rich each week and then master mind that with a group of network marketing professionals that is quite the experience. Cheers.

Hi Dorann. Oh wow, I love so many books and have read thousands by now. Like you, I could never pick just one favorite, unless it would be the Bible. Authors I recommend: Jodi Picoult, Dan Brown, John Grisham...I've never read anything by any of them that wasn't great. I also highly recommend reading "The Shack." It is a small novel which truly changed how I see God and people (for the better)...it made a lasting impression...a life-changing one. karen

Well I don't have a favorite book either and I am not a kid but my favorite author to date remains J K Rowling.I still adore the Harry Potter series.The other authors I admire are Dan Brown,Sidney Sheldon,Jeffrey Archer and Paulo Coelho.I am an avid fiction reader and these guys just keep my stuck to the book.I doubt that you wouldn't of heard of them but just in case you haven't tried them out,now s the time..:)

hi, my favorite book was encyclopedia and five point someone which are the two books i like most after that i like harry potter books which all these are very nice and which resembles the morals and we can gain knowledge from encyclopedia.