The best book you've ever read...(and why - in 1 sentence).

[Alison]

What's the best book you've ever read and why (1 sentence is sufficient)?

[Jacob]

The best book that I have ever read is the hobbit because it has very interesting characters as well as the fact that it doesn't only focus on the adventure, but what happens afterwards

[Mason]

The best book I ever read was "The End" (thirteenth book of the series of unfortunate events) because the ending wasn't predictable at all, and it also left you wondering what actually happened.

[Heather]

the best book i have ever read was 19 minutes by jodi picoult because every time i opened the book it was hard to stop and when I did stop all i could think about was ideas brought up while reading.

[Steve]

The best book I think I have ever read was Maximum Ride by James Patterson. It was not only the most suspenseful series I have read but one of the only series that I actually finished. I remember finishing the first book within 3 hours.

[Michael Caruso]

The best book I ever read was Shogun by James Clavell. The novel is very long but so fascinated I was able to read through it very quickly. The complexity of the plot and historical accuracy makes it very interesting.

[Jesse]

Night by Elie Wiesel because of it's captivating and first person account of such a historic event.