Favorite book of all time

Don't make me pick. I've read so many books that I utterly adore, and I don't think that I could choose just one as my favorite book. If I had to pick one, then I think I'd be debating between one of the Chronicles of Narnia books by C.S. Lewis (probably Horse and His Boy), The Last Unicorn by Peter S. Beagle, or The Little White Horse by Elizabeth Goudge. There are probably more that would fight for the title in my head, but those are the ones I can name off the top of my head. Maybe I'm still looking for my favorite book. It would probably be high fantasy and it would need to have at least one unicorn in it.

I once bought a White Fang and gave it to my brother...or was it my sister?.. I doubt, though, if they had read the story. I know I didn't but I think it would entertain them at the time. Now that I also think of it, I never had any favorite book. I never thought to have a favorite from the hundreds of books we have here at home. (They're my mom's collection starting when she was still in high school. So you can just imagine how many of them she had collected already.) Anyways, if we're talking about computers, I could have given you a brand. But since it's a book, I think I still have to find it. I know! I can just share to you a certain book in my school library that I frequent very much. It's a book composed of 1000 stories and other literature that you can say would be my favorite in all those books I found there. I searched the net for the title because I forgot--but here it is "1000 stories You Can Use". It's a very good book full of lessons in life, moral values and is a good reminder of what we usually forget as a human being. It's a very entertaining book especially in days where you feel like you're knee deep on problems. I guess it's this book that helped me maintain my sanity in college too. Hope this share can help people out there who are going depressed, hopeless and alone. Have a nice day and Happy MyLotting!

The book of "The Secret" by Rhonda Byrne I never get tired of reading it since I learn more and more by reading it. It almost guide me to be positive always. I wish to have the second book, unluckily I never read it.

It's funny you should mention that book. I had it for free on my tablet but deleted it off. I am not sure of the author. My favorite book is True Betrayals by Nora Roberts it's a favorite read that I enjoy reading after I've forgotten most of the book.

Well, have you read the book "Rich Dad Poor Dad"? It's not a favorite but it's a very good eye opener for someone who lived frugally all their lives and seeing that they can easily change their life just by changing how they normally think about money and all. I guess it's that book that changed me my view of life, the society and my view of myself. I once thought that I would have to suffer under an employer just to earn money to live on but not getting into old age because I'll die due to my frail body while still reaching my 30s... (Yeah, I'm that sick in body. I hope not sick in the head too.) I guess I'm happy I got to read this one and thankful for the author, Mr. Robert Kiyosaki, for writing such a good book because I was given a chance to change my fate, the one I just mentioned, to something where I can live my dreams on. Hope you get to read this one. Happy MyLotting! Again...

Probably i should read it. thanks for sharing.

I dont think I can choose just one book as my favorite of all time. I read so many books through the year that I just fall in love with them. I can say that Paulo Coellho is one of my favorite authors though. I always think and learn something after reading his books.

hi deodavid I think white Fang was written by Jack London who also wrote the Call of the wild. Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen is the one I have read over and over and never tired of it. Also the Lord of the R ngs series they are fantastic. Little Women is another I have read over and over too.I also love Stephen Kings novels they are totally differeent and made you think and get scared too.deodavid you should read Tolkeins books I think you would love them.

i dont have a favorite book as im not a big reader, i like self help books and i have a great religious book called vitamin c for the soul it is good.. but not like tv , for tv i have to watch my days of our lives every day ive been hooked since a child watching it with my grandparents, of i love to read those romance books as well.. ,love them..

Hello friend, My favorite book is 'Kapalkundala' written by 'Bankim Chandra Chattopadhayay'. It is a very good book. Please read it one time as soon as possible. Have a nice day.

White Fang is by Jack London, and I love that book. It is one of my favorites, along with Call of the Wild, by the same author. But I also have to say my two favorites are the lovely bones and to kill a mockingbird.

The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins. I just finished reading it yesterday, but as soon as I started reading it, I fell in love with it and couldn't stop reading it, I was so eager to finish it, to find out what happens. It's a series with two other books- Catching Fire, which I started reading today, and Mockingjay.

Well, mine is THE DOOR TO DECEMBER by Dean Koontz. I really enjoy how he describes an aweful situation and turn it into a lighter event.

My favourite book of all time is Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte. In some ways I wish it wasn't because it is a popular answer to this question. However its popularity is simply testament to what a wonderful work of fiction it is. I have read this book again and again and am always swept away by the passion and wildness of the love between Catherine and Heathcliff. I find nothing more moving than the fact they were unable to live without each other. The novel is deliciously dark and gothic in style and leaves us with the fitting ending that they walk together still, out on the moors as ghosts.

I don't really have a favorite book of all time as I usually read a new book and I always have new favorites. So yeah, I'm not really loyal to just one. I'm like a polygamous book-lover. Anyway, as of now, my favorite is "The Fault in Our Stars" by John Green. This book contains so much wisdom and knowledge but not told in a boring way. The story is very heartbreaking and I actually cried so much while reading this book.