What Is Your Favourite Book?

[The Beast Of Yucca Flats]

Carter Beats The Devil, I think.

[doolbnoom]

for certain my top three are:

1. the white dragon- anne mccaffrey

2. the gods themselves- isaac asimov

3. the whole shebang (a history of the Universe[s] report)- timothy ferris [NON-FICTION]

[dhal.it2009]

I like Gone with the Wind novel. This is Great book.

[Omega Supreme]

Probably one of Marcel Pagnol's books, "my father's glory" or "my mother's castle" maybe.

That's not just books, that's a freaking time machine. Back to the beginning of this crazy 20th century, Provence, the sun on your face...wonderful.

[Gryphon]

Tough question. Probably Philip K. Dick's Time Out of Joint, which knocked me for a loop when I encountered it in the local library shortly after turning 13. (As I've related before, I found out later that my father, who died right before I turned 8 & was hardly ever around even before that, had checked out -- & presumably read -- that copy while I was in the womb the year the book came out. How Phildickian is that?)

That is nuts.

[Ernest Maxwell]

Hi all, this is my first post on CBR. Apparently, according to Goodreads, my three favourite books are...

The Martian Chronicles by Ray Bradbury
Fight Club by Chuck Palahniuk
High Fidelity by Nick Hornby

This is pretty accurate although I'd be trying to find a way to fit The Beach by Alex Garland in there if I could.

[Kat12]

My most favorite book is Romeo Juliet by Shakespeare.

[Kieran_Frost]

Two Trilogies:
the Empire Trilogy (Daughter of the Empire, Servant of the Empire and Mistress of the Empire) by Raymond E. Feist and Janny Wurts
the Deptford Mice Trilogy (the Dark Portal, the Crystal Prison and the Final Reckoning) by Robin Jarvis

In both cases, I think the second novel is my favourite of the trilogies.

[Chiasm]

I'm going to list two books because when written it was actually one long book that got split by the publisher.

Hyperion and Fall of Hyperion by Dan Simmons.

[SpaceHopper]

My favourite is 'Pobby and Dingan' by Ben Rice. It's a short story so very easy to get through, really nicely written though.

[Kizmet]

"Watership Down" By Richard Adams. I've read that book so many times over the years. I liked it when I was 12 and I still like at 36.

[Lord of the Unreal]

My favorite book series would have to be... The Lightning Theif series and now the new roman ones

[Scorcho]

Really hard to pick one, but probably "Choke" by Chuck Palihniuk
(probably butchered the spelling...)

[ErichK]

McTeague by Frank Norris

[Volderon]

Nice, haven't read that in like 6 years and it was my first go at it. I was in high school and I found it to be an intense read, I really need to reread it. I feel so behind on novels I want to read and I have George R.R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire series next on my list. I just bought the first season of the HBO series about a month ago and loved it. I couldn't stop watching it and went through all 10 episodes in like 3 days. What do you think of that book series? I've heard the first 3 books are outstanding but the last 2 seem to flounder, still plan on checking them out soon.

ASOIAF is my favourite series. Id reccomend not reading it yet only on the grounds its not finished yet and once you start youll be addicted and itll ruin other fantasy for you (maybe).