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Your Favorite Book Ever!!!
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Do you guys have a favorite book ever, one that you can read over and over and never get tired of?
I think I would have to say that mine is Bellwether by Connie Willis.
You know, I could say one like "To Kill a Mockingbird" which is one that a lot of people would say. I actually read "A Christmas Carol" every single year, so I could say that. But, if I have to really think of a book that I was sorry to see end and one that I talk about quite often and one that I recommend that people read I would have to say my favorite book is "Rivethead" by Ben Hamper.
The Giver by Lois Lowry
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Anne of Green Gables by Lucy Maud Montgomery
These two books are very special to me for many reasons. I could never choose between them for a favorite book. However, if I had to choose a favorite author, well that would be Edgar Allan Poe
Bookstax,
I really thought that you were going to say without question -- "To Kill a Mockingbird". So, what do I know?! See ya!
Tanya
OK -- Favorite Book?
It would have to be "Pride & Prejudice" by Jane Austin. I do have several others that I re-read from time to time, but that's my favorite.
Of course, as soon as I posted my response I thought of a handful of other books I love to re-read! And some that I've only read once, but that still had a huge impact on me.
I guess there really is no such thing as one favorite book...
I've got a handful that have touched me in some way but my all time favorite is either version of Stephen King's The Stand. It's the ultimate battle of good versus evil with a little hocus pocus thrown in to keep things lively!
Exactly. I can only immagine how much more stuff would be on my profile if I could put down all the books I have read. Wow. That would take a long time.
hey, I'm new here. This is my first post.
My favorite book ever has got to be Little Women. I started reading it in the 6th grade and I've read it so many times my book fell apart. I just bought a new one last week. I'm now 33 years old, so I've read it 20 times or so.
Oh gosh- so many I must break the "one book" rule! I reread a number of books from my childhood & teens (Little Women & Anne of GG also make my list). Two standouts from my adult years are The Princess Bride by William Goldman and The Object of My Affection by Stephen McCauley.
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Books mentioned in this topic
Bellwether (other topics)The Giver (other topics)
Anne of Green Gables (other topics)
The Stand (other topics)
Gone With The Wind (other topics)
Authors mentioned in this topic
Connie Willis (other topics)Edgar Allan Poe (other topics)
Lois Lowry (other topics)
L.M. Montgomery (other topics)
