Your favorite book, if you have one

3/31/2011 1:49:12 PM	Your favorite book, if you have one
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3/31/2011 7:38:53 PM	Your favorite book, if you have one
littlemoma44 Manchester, TN 51, joined Feb. 2011	mice to men
3/31/2011 8:55:38 PM	Your favorite book, if you have one
heyjusti Rochester, NY 57, joined Mar. 2011	Marilys Milhauser's The Mirror Read it at least 25 times
3/31/2011 10:56:43 PM	Your favorite book, if you have one
cachehiker Hyde Park, UT 54, joined Oct. 2007	The Bonfire of the Vanities Tom Wolfe
4/1/2011 12:20:10 AM	Your favorite book, if you have one
kat_425 Taylor, MI 34, joined Mar. 2011	Sappy books, but probably anything by Richard Paul Evans. Though I never read a book more than once unless it's by accident.
4/17/2011 7:35:21 PM	Your favorite book, if you have one
barrydalmi Belleville, IL 54, joined Dec. 2007	"My Side of the Mountain" Jean Craighead George, As a lonely boy growing up in rural central Virginia I so wanted to be Sam Gribley living an adventure in the Catskill Mountains...
4/25/2011 3:14:43 PM	Your favorite book, if you have one
ruralfriend Grand Forks, ND 58, joined Jun. 2010	My favorite book is a relatively old one now. It is called "Fear and Loathing on the Campaign Trail 1972" by Hunter S. Thompson. I said it was old. Hunter was the creater of a form of journalism that was referred to as "gonzo journalism." He was a great writier who unfortunately lost control to his personal demons and he commited suicide about four years ago. His writing was always focused on facts but he mixed in his real or fantasy based drug rantings so gonzo journalism is a mix of realtity (as seen and accounted for by Hunter) mixed with amazing and complex humor and fantasy. He is best remembered for writing about the year he spent with the Hell's Angels, but since I like politics, I go with "the campaign trail." Take care, Ruralfriend
4/26/2011 10:21:25 PM	Your favorite book, if you have one
cachehiker Hyde Park, UT 54, joined Oct. 2007	Wasn't such a big fan of Hell's Anges. Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas and Generation of Swine were great. I have Fear and Loathing on the Campaign Trail '72 but have yet to make time for it.
4/30/2011 6:45:59 PM	Your favorite book, if you have one
siegev Taylor, PA 34, joined Nov. 2010	War of the Worlds by HG Wells. I'm a sucker for classic science-fiction.
5/10/2011 12:44:01 PM	Your favorite book, if you have one
stefybaby Yellow Springs, OH 25, joined May. 2011	The Kite Runner
5/10/2011 4:55:02 PM	Your favorite book, if you have one
pg13denim Arcadia, LA 27, joined May. 2011	mi kind of books are twilight series and i like bluford series I LOVE READING INTERESTING BOOKS
5/12/2011 9:37:47 AM	Your favorite book, if you have one
ladyj2024 Houston, TX 29, joined May. 2011	The cartel 1,2,&3 got a love it!!!!
5/14/2011 2:22:32 AM	Your favorite book, if you have one
sillygurl17 Norwalk, CA 24, joined May. 2011	i dont have a fave book, but if i had to choose it would be the stephinie plum novels by janet evanovich!
5/14/2011 4:40:52 PM	Your favorite book, if you have one
chill40601 Frankfort, KY 46, joined Apr. 2011	Tropic of cancer or tender is the night, or the sun also rises. I can't pick between the three
5/14/2011 4:51:49 PM	Your favorite book, if you have one
dalek1971 Alexandria, VA 46, joined Apr. 2011	1984, DUNE, The time Machine, War of the Worlds, Story of O...look, I am going to stop now.
5/15/2011 11:41:41 PM	Your favorite book, if you have one
adonisdna12 Waukegan, IL 31, joined Apr. 2011	Catcher in the rye
5/17/2011 1:59:23 AM	Your favorite book, if you have one
icuddle Salem, OR 65, joined Dec. 2009	Who can pick just one? One that would be on a list of favorites is The World Of Jeeves.
5/17/2011 9:39:17 PM	Your favorite book, if you have one
hobbymaster Howell, NJ 36, joined May. 2011	It's nearly impossible to pick one single book or series. I suppose is it came down to the one I read the most, it would be David Eddings Belgariad/Mallorean.
5/22/2011 10:54:51 PM	Your favorite book, if you have one
blanchedubois Creighton, PA 59, joined Apr. 2011	A favorite? That's hard to answer: Jane Eyre, Jude the Obscure, Heart of Darkness Young Adult: The Golden Compass and 2 sequels
5/23/2011 11:37:40 AM	Your favorite book, if you have one
dangchristina Wilmington, DE 26, joined Apr. 2011	A bit kiddy, but "Ella Enhanted" will always be my favorite. Followed by "Old Magic" a modern-meets-medieval romance novel and "Flowers for Algernon". Short but sad. I read anything with a catchy title and prologue...
5/24/2011 9:26:52 PM	Your favorite book, if you have one
robfromnb New Bedford, MA 37, joined May. 2011	There are so many great novels out there that it would be waaaaaay too difficult for me to just pick a single one. The closest I could manage would be a toss up between the books in Stephen King's "The Dark Tower" series, or Tim Dorsey's novels about a serial killer named Serge Storms. [Edited 5/24/2011 9:28:25 PM ]
5/28/2011 3:05:34 PM	Your favorite book, if you have one
blanchedubois Creighton, PA 59, joined Apr. 2011	I'd have to add to my list anything by Charles D*ckens. I just finished, Bleak House.
5/31/2011 9:07:39 PM	Your favorite book, if you have one
dontknow22 Petal, MS 27, joined Oct. 2009	I love so many!!! The Game of Thrones series is definetly excellent so far but i would say my favorite is For Whom the Bell Tolls by Hemingway or maybe anything by him
6/1/2011 10:51:25 PM	Your favorite book, if you have one
poeticrose1 Akron, OH 49, joined May. 2011	My favorite books are "A piece of cake" By Cupcake Brown and "The Prince" by Niccolo Machiavelli
6/3/2011 11:20:47 AM	Your favorite book, if you have one
ballergal Espanola, NM 28, joined Apr. 2011	The Perfect Husband by Lisa Gardner. Any Lisa Gardner, Lisa Jackson, Karin Slaughter & Ted Dekker books
6/7/2011 1:33:05 AM	Your favorite book, if you have one
centaurlion Poplar Bluff, MO 44, joined Jun. 2011	I would have to say that I have several, but tops are: "It" by Stephen King (the movie did no justice) and the four series set by Larry McMurtry "Dead Man's Walk", "Comanche Moon", "Lonesome Dove", and I have yet to read "The streets of Laredo".
6/14/2011 11:01:01 PM	Your favorite book, if you have one
blondtini Leonia, NJ 39, joined Sep. 2010	v.c. andrews "flowers in the attic"
6/17/2011 10:14:48 PM	Your favorite book, if you have one
taytayninja Palatine, IL 24, joined Jun. 2011	the one i like is shake spare is ver sad and heart pounding
6/18/2011 5:10:09 PM	Your favorite book, if you have one
tercium Hemet, CA 49, joined Nov. 2010	Heart of Darkness by Joseph Conrad is a good choice blanche
6/18/2011 5:58:16 PM	Your favorite book, if you have one
sunflowerseed81 Maysville, NC 27, joined Jun. 2011	Anyone ever read virtual war?
6/21/2011 1:27:49 PM	Your favorite book, if you have one
zoey357 Boston, MA 58, joined Mar. 2011	"nobodys fool "by richard ? dont remember the author ..great book ...tks will look for some of the ones u all like.love to read .
6/22/2011 11:34:37 PM	Your favorite book, if you have one
lizzie_dizzie Portland, OR 26, joined Jun. 2011	The Vampire Academy Series I loooooooove it.
6/25/2011 4:01:14 PM	Your favorite book, if you have one
sarcastic1974 Hughesville, PA 43, joined Jul. 2010	Where's Joe merchant by jimmy buffet
6/27/2011 9:38:48 PM	Your favorite book, if you have one
cachehiker Hyde Park, UT 54, joined Oct. 2007	Quote from tercium: Heart of Darkness by Joseph Conrad is a good choice I was reading that when 9/11 happened. I was bike touring through Zion NP, Bryce Canyon NP, and Cedar Breaks NM. One day I'm shuttling through the tunnel headed out the east side of Zion and somebody stopped by the side of the road (taking photos, just like me) mentions they heard a plane hit one of the Trade Towers. I didn't hear anything more until the next morning on the radio in the Glendale KOA, both towers had fallen. No wonder everybody had seemed so quiet in all the diners and such along the way. Meanwhile, in the book they're chugging up the river with all its threatening shadows to find Kurtz. The whole trip turned so surreal. I never saw any video of 9/11 until after I got home over a week later. I spent that entire week wondering which of my friends had been picked up for questioning (there was one who was from Iran), which of my friends had their lives threatened (there was one who was from Brazil), and whether or not I would be returning to martial law here behind the Zion Curtain.
6/28/2011 1:26:32 AM	Your favorite book, if you have one
yourtruelove84 Fresno, CA 33, joined Jun. 2011	Anything by nelson demille.
6/28/2011 6:21:39 PM	Your favorite book, if you have one
4nashville Brentwood, TN 47, joined Jun. 2011	To Your Scattered Bodies Go by Philip Jose Farmer. Interesting concept that replaces heaven with an alien plan to "backup and restore" all of human existence on a planet they built as an experiment.
7/6/2011 7:04:47 AM	Your favorite book, if you have one
whays Payson, AZ 74, joined Nov. 2008	Donna Tartt's "A Secret History" stands out as a work of genius. Cormac McCarthy's stuff is always good.
7/6/2011 6:07:57 PM	Your favorite book, if you have one
pinkythevixen Moreno Valley, CA 33, joined Jul. 2011	Pretty little liars series.. percy jackson series.. n harry potter lol
7/8/2011 1:03:37 AM	Your favorite book, if you have one
calamitydane Aurora, CO 48, joined Nov. 2009	Quote from zoey357: "nobodys fool "by richard ? dont remember the author ..great book ...tks will look for some of the ones u all like.love to read . By Richard Russo- good author, Ive read most of his books I have tons of favorites. So I thought I'll list what I really liked this year. The Passage- by Justin Cronin The Hunger Games trilogy- by Suzanne Collins Before I go to sleep- by S.J. Watsun Crooked letter, crooked letter- by Tom Franklin The Last Child- by John Hart The Postmistress- by Sarah Blake
7/9/2011 4:33:00 AM	Your favorite book, if you have one
kasia_dreams Hilliard, OH 30, joined Feb. 2011	I don't really have a favorite, I've read so many good books, but here are some that come to mind Riddle-Master - Patricia A McKillip (I like a lot of her books, I'm in to the whole "magic" thing) His Dark Materials (The Golden Compass, The Subtle Knife and The Amber Spyglass) - Phillip Pullman; I love how the books are written as adolescent/childrens' books, but it takes a mature, even adult, mind to fully understand them Reflections in Blood - Michael Thomas (biographical novel told in story form) My Sister's Keeper - Jodi Picoult (did NOT like the movie, they destroyed it) Speaking of Jodi Picoult... I've not read one of her books that I didn't love, she's fantastic. Her best ones are the REALLY controversial topics, she makes them very intense The Nessantico Cycle (A Magic of Twilight, A Magic of Nightfall and A Magic of Dawn)- S.L. Farrell, the author really puts you in the book with how descriptive and complex this world is Of course, The Chronicles of Narnia, and I loved the Harry Potter books and Twilight also.
7/10/2011 6:36:04 PM	Your favorite book, if you have one
butterflyg1 Clifton, NJ 46, joined Jun. 2011
7/12/2011 2:04:03 AM	Your favorite book, if you have one
heyokashy74 Aberdeen, NC 27, joined Jul. 2011	what dreams may come
7/12/2011 10:52:27 PM	Your favorite book, if you have one
jessica_trenay Saint Petersburg, FL 26, joined Jul. 2011	"A Prayer for Owen Meany" by John Irving. Absolutely captivating.
7/17/2011 12:30:50 PM	Your favorite book, if you have one
cachehiker Hyde Park, UT 54, joined Oct. 2007	John Irving knocked one out of the park with that one. I really enjoyed it. I can't say it's in my top 10 or even 20 but, on the other hand, it has a lot of competition.
7/20/2011 11:48:52 PM	Your favorite book, if you have one
jessica_trenay Saint Petersburg, FL 26, joined Jul. 2011	Agreed. Actually, most of his stuff is pretty good.
7/21/2011 3:27:25 PM	Your favorite book, if you have one
go09 Gilbert, AZ 57, joined May. 2011	I think my favorite is a toss-up between two classics: Don Quixote or Pride and Prejudice. Although totally different, they each have a full range of characters to love -- or hate.
8/5/2011 12:43:40 AM	Your favorite book, if you have one
annamranna Bloomington, IL 62, joined Apr. 2008	One of my favorite books of all time is "The Thorn Birds" by Colleen McCollugh. I loved the novel. A few years later they made it into a mini series. I don't usually like the movies after I read the book. This was an exception. I thought the director hit this one the head. From the opening flash down the lane to the end of the story, it was what was in my head. The other book I enjoyed was 'Water for Elephants'. The movie was graphic, but I loved the book! I also read a book called 'The Art of Keeping Cool' about a German artist in America when the war broke out and how people immediately treated him as a spy. It was sad, but very good junior high level book. [Edited 8/5/2011 12:49:47 AM ]
8/24/2011 11:03:50 PM	Your favorite book, if you have one
asian_chick La Mirada, CA 29, joined Apr. 2011	The Harry Potter series The Hunger Games trilogy Percy Jackson and the Olympians The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo Gossip Girl books
8/27/2011 10:18:38 AM	Your favorite book, if you have one
proudblackgirl Long Island City, NY 40, joined Aug. 2011
8/27/2011 4:39:57 PM	Your favorite book, if you have one
jungel410 Baltimore, MD 42, joined Apr. 2011	The Celestine Prophecy by James Redfield The All Seeing Eye by Sophia Stewart or anything by Dan Brown including but not limited to The Davinci Code, Angels and Demons, The Lost Symbol [Edited 8/27/2011 4:41:41 PM ]
8/27/2011 8:37:38 PM	Your favorite book, if you have one
lostnforgotten Adamstown, PA 33, joined Aug. 2011	Quote from barrydalmi: "My Side of the Mountain" Jean Craighead George, As a lonely boy growing up in rural central Virginia I so wanted to be Sam Gribley living an adventure in the Catskill Mountains... great book, growing up sam was my hero
8/28/2011 10:22:33 PM	Your favorite book, if you have one
geminiwicca South River, NJ 39, joined Aug. 2011	Sherilynn Kenyon. The Dark Hunter Series is fantastic/ Also Christine Feehan's Carpathian Novels Also anything written by Nora Roberts
9/2/2011 2:57:05 AM	Your favorite book, if you have one
dobragene Seabrook, TX 61, joined Aug. 2011	I read from 2 to 8 books a week. I have several fav's that I have read more than once. Stranger in a Strange Land.... Robert Heinlen Goat Song..........Frank Yerby Death be Not Proud...... forgot who wrote it Lord of the Flys I Robot............Issac Asimov Watership Downs And anything by Janes Patterson, Dean Koonz and the list goes on.
9/2/2011 9:17:51 PM	Your favorite book, if you have one
heymisterchris Hicksville, NY 56, joined Dec. 2010	A Brief Outline of History by H.G Wells. An absolute classic. It's more important to me than any book I've ever read. It had the biggest effect on how I think and view the world.
9/3/2011 10:31:51 PM	Your favorite book, if you have one
bygoopa Mount Sterling, OH 59, joined Mar. 2008	I have hundreds of favorites but number one has to To Kill A Mockingbird. It has never been done better since.
10/9/2011 11:03:30 PM	Your favorite book, if you have one
gingermegan Rosenberg, TX 32, joined Oct. 2011	Pillars of the earth by kenneth follett
10/12/2011 5:04:44 PM	Your favorite book, if you have one
irishgambit Kalamazoo, MI 40, joined Sep. 2011	The Alienist by Caleb Carr
10/13/2011 12:11:55 PM	Your favorite book, if you have one
aprilsasser Conyers, GA 45, joined Sep. 2011	Great Expectations
10/16/2011 4:51:29 PM	Your favorite book, if you have one
islington84 Billings, MT 32, joined Oct. 2011	Neverwhere by Neil Gaiman. Love him.
10/17/2011 2:10:40 PM	Your favorite book, if you have one
irishgambit Kalamazoo, MI 40, joined Sep. 2011	Quote from islington84: Neverwhere by Neil Gaiman. Love him. I picked up a book about all of his work called Prince of Stories. It has interviews, short stories, screenplays, the sandman series. it's really good

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