What are your favorite books?

[Sploorky]

*Looks at off topic thread
*Sees favorite music, favorite lyrics, favorite etc
*Doesn't seem favorite literature
*Now, things become serious

Come one, come all. Post your favorite books/comics/stories/whatever!

Some of my favorites:
The Catcher in the Rye, a Clockwork Orange, Animal Farm, 1984, Lord of the Flies, Of Mice and Men, and so much more I've forgotten. Pretty much anything with a story that makes you think about the nature of humanity.

 

[RMcraft]

Pretty Little Liar Series

 

[Neon_Penguin]

Hunger Games Books! :D

 

[Enceladus]

Lord of The Flies or Dandelion Wine probably, I like a lot of others though.

 

[ReyvnNova]

Fantasy for me mostly.
Lotr, Inheritance Cycle, that jazz. Lee Child does some nifty stuff too.

 

[Chips]

Hunger Games series, Harry Potter, Percy Jackson, Lord of the Rings, Narnia... ( Sorry If I'm still in that "kid fantasy stage" )

 

[JKangaroo]

I never actually noticed there wasn't a thread about this, but now I'm glad there is.​

Favorite Series / Books of JKangaroo​

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Ender's Game (And Series)​

Scott Pilgrim vs. The World! Graphic Novels​

The Walking Dead Graphic Novels​

Romance of the Three Kingdoms​

Les' Miserables​

And of course my favorite literature series...​

A Song of Ice and Fire.​

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(Read the Books before I watched the TV Show: Woo!)​

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No HungerGames for me... The idea was great, and the first book was undoubtedly the one that invoked the most emotion... But the series didn't exactly show greatness in the final 2 books.​

 

[Shadow_KnightMC]

I like The Giver, Whale Talk and The Walking Dead Comics

 

[shawnachu]

Lord of the Flies, Animal Farm, and Macbeth

basically anything criticizing anything else in a cynical/cheeky sort of way

 

[gay vampire]

The Hunger Games and the Kane Chronicles by default.

 

[Gasy_Europeon]

comic books. :D

 

[Duffie]

The Last Apprentice​

by Joseph Delaney​

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(Note : This is only the first book)​

 

[Enderfive]

I have no idea, since I've read so many books and most of them are pretty good. But if I have to choose, I'd go with fantasy books, such as Harry Potter or LOTR

I've read all Harry Potter books 5 times. It took me 7 hours to read The Order of the Phoenix. Finished the first book in an hour

 

[Duffie]

I've read all Harry Potter books 5 times. It took me 7 hours to read The Order of the Phoenix. Finished the first book in an hour

I never read fast.

And it's not because I can't, either. It's because I like to put emphasis on certain things, such as dialogue, and have people in the stories have certain voices in my head. /crazy

 

[JKangaroo]

I never read fast.

And it's not because I can't, either. It's because I like to put emphasis on certain things, such as dialogue, and have people in the stories have certain voices in my head. /crazy

*cough*
I don't see it as crazy.
I tend to do it as well.
I like to call it... "Role-playing" the story through your imagination.
It tends to give more atmosphere and enjoyment while you read.

 

[torty]

Of Mice and Men
Tortilla Flat
East of Eden

:)

 

[115Predator]

John F. Kennedy - by Judie Mills

The Next Hundred Years - George Friedman

Tintin comic books

I usually don't have much interest in fiction books unless it's a comic or if it's about alternate history.

 

[Mccuish]

 

[Bieber_x]

Harry Potter, Twilight and Diary of a wimpy kid :D

 

[Sploorky]

Hunger Games series, Harry Potter, Percy Jackson, Lord of the Rings, Narnia... ( Sorry If I'm still in that "kid fantasy stage" )

Haha, aren't we all? I still love all those books(except Narnia, never read it).

No HungerGames for me... The idea was great, and the first book was undoubtedly the one that invoked the most emotion... But the series didn't exactly show greatness in the final 2 books.

Somebody that agrees with me on this \o/.

115Predator I used to love the Tintin comic books, I really should have another look at them.

 

[Jayfeather]

Ehhh, this'll either be quick or long winded.
Hunger Games, Ranger's Apprentice, Redwall, Septimus Heap, Alex Rider wasn't too bad, Eon-Eona, Epic, Eragon, The Edge.
Those are the only ones I remember because except for the Hunger Games I read those during the school year.

 

[hywel45]

Im not that into reading but I like books like these:

 

[JohnOgozalek]

Any book that drifts into my orbit, mainly like Dean Koontz, Stephen King books, but favorite book of all time I guess would be The Shining

 

[JtTorso]

Read this a few years ago for school, it's actually really great, there's also a movie, does it justice, also I've heard To Kill A Mocking Bird, Catcher And The Rye, and The Great Gatsby are all great books, National Geographic is always interesting too.

 

[eliteguardian]

The outsiders, Hunger Games, LOTR and several others that I have forgotten.