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    What is your favourite book?

    MarinabellvertMarinabellvert Posts: 97 Member
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    I know it is hard do answer, but I'm curious about it!

    I can't decide between two so....Mine are The Lord of The Rings and Percy Jackson and the Heroes of the Olympus :)
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      dreamerz13dreamerz13 Posts: 9,927 Member
      The Harry Potter books. Always. I've reread them so many times and love them just as much as the first time. Some of my copies are even falling apart from being read so much.
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      FuzzySlippersFuzzySlippers Posts: 81 Member
      The Knife of Never Letting Go - Patrick Ness. Probably my all time favourite, though I could spend all night making a list of ones I love XD
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      MarinabellvertMarinabellvert Posts: 97 Member
      True @dreamerz13 they are also one of my favourites, however the spanish translations is not really good, now I'm trying to read them in English :smile:

      @FuzzySlippers Haven't heard of that book, but seems really good :D
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      FuzzySlippersFuzzySlippers Posts: 81 Member
      @Marinabellvert If you ever get the chance, give it a shot! It's really unknown about (atleast where I live) which I think is really sad.
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      MarinabellvertMarinabellvert Posts: 97 Member
      @FuzzySlippers I'll read it :)
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      icmnfrshicmnfrsh Posts: 18,789 Member
      It has to be either The Count of Monte Cristo or The Phantom of the Opera. They're both really engaging.
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      MarinabellvertMarinabellvert Posts: 97 Member
      Totally agree with you @icmnfrsh I read them a few years ago and I really enjoy it!
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      EsnesNommocEsnesNommoc Posts: 1,243 Member
      I don't know what the book's name is in English but I got the book as a reward as a well-done student waaayyyy back when I was 8. It had many stories in it, many touching and tragic stories. As I think about it now, the book was probably meant for people way above my age back then (there's a kid that bring knife to school to stab the other kid in vengeance, or a long story based around a kid who lost his mum and had to go to many places and through many devastating situations to find her, etc...). I loved it even though I didn't understand half of it back then.
      It got lost during the time I grew up, and I can't remember the name now. Sad. :'(
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      DyingLightDyingLight Posts: 309 Member
      The Pillars of the Earth is my favorite book. I recommend it. :)
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      james64468james64468 Posts: 1,276 Member
      The Lion, The witch and the Wardrobe by C.S. Lewis. It very creative I know it designed for kids. But I am partly creative. It series of 4. The series is called Narnia.
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      BlessedByNyxBlessedByNyx Posts: 6 New Member
      My favorite is The Infernal Devices series. You'd have to be into fantasy-type stuff to like it though.
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      JorvanJorvan Posts: 43 Member
      Narnia series (especially The Horse and his Boy) was what got me into reading so it'd probably go with that. A Song of Ice and Fire would be a close second and "The Coldest Winter Ever" after that.
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      the perks of being a wild flower
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      okvokv Posts: 21 New Member
      The Hunger Games :)
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      thuggishsplicerthuggishsplicer Posts: 1,747 Member
      One of my favorite books is "Jurassic Park" by Michael Crichton.
      I also love Agatha Christie and it's impossible to pick out just one.
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      SimburianSimburian Posts: 6,914 Member
      edited September 2015
      Guards! Guards! by Terry Pratchett. The first of the Ankh Morpork City Watch novels and eighth in his Discworld series. I read it going home from work on the London Underground and kept laughing out loud. The other passengers must have thought I was an i- d-i-o-t. (Got plum)!
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      kesliehandekesliehande Posts: 58 Member
      Hmmm... The Road by Cormac McCarthy or Slaughterhouse-Five by Kurt Vonnegut.
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      MDianaSimsMDianaSims Posts: 4,177 Member
      I'll give you a top three:
      1. The Moonstone by Wilkie Collins
      2. Sherlock Holmes, the Complete Stories (I honestly can't choose from them, but I have them all in a single book) by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
      3. The Shadow of the Wind by Carlos Ruiz Zafón

      Some other favourite authors: Nicci French, John Grisham, John Flanagan, Kerstin Gier and Jane Austen ;)
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      GabbyGirlJGabbyGirlJ Posts: 6,858 Member
      edited September 2015
      My favorites:

      1. The Neverending Story by Michael Ende
      2. Candide by Voltaire
      3. Alice's Adventures in Wonderland/Through the Looking Glass by Lewis Carroll
      4. Grendel by John Gardner
      5. Till We Have Faces by C.S. Lewis
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      SelaronoSelarono Posts: 103 Member
      1. Fablehaven Series
      2. Inkheart series
      3. Harry Potter series
      4. Sword of Truth Series
      5 ANYTHING by Dean Koontz
      (yes, yes I know...its more than one. But reading one in a series is nothing....the story is all of them encompassed!)
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      pottergoosepottergoose Posts: 1,543 Member
      Harry Potter. By far, Harry Potter
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      Beng11Beng11 Posts: 160 Member
      The Perks of Being A Wallflower & To Kill A Mockingbird are both great reads.
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