What is your favourite book?

Jax Humanhater · Jan 31, 2011

I had plenty of time to read months ago, but now my schedule is crammed to disallow it.

My favourite books are 1984, The Curious Incident of the Dog In the Night-time, Of Mice and Men, and Brave New World.

How about yours?

Omer Said · Jan 31, 2011

Risale-i Nur Collection (Words, Letters etc..), Lord of the Rings Trilogy, Iliad and Hobbit.

Nick Deeley · Jan 31, 2011

Book of the Dead. Just so I can say "Oh, I knew him" or "So thats what happened to her" and "Didn't realise she was THAT old" or perhaps "Really didn't know that he was into that kinda stuff, he seemed way different, oh well, whatever floats your boat.."

Mike Bell · Feb 1, 2011

my favourate book is probably my old spanish school book - i burned it but it was very good fun
mice and men was good aswell - i read that not burned it

the dictionary is good aswell - in school we just throw them at eachother across the room half the time

thats about it

Linus Broström · Feb 1, 2011

Roadie - My Life on the Road with Coldplay.

then only book I have ever read every page of

Kris Vickers · Feb 3, 2011

The Host - Best book i`ve ever read. its a bit of a birds book, but it was a nice read and a good story.

Other than that, i read a vampire book about 18 years ago and i cant for the life of me remember what it was called.

Matt Emmens · Feb 3, 2011

Animal Farm

Péter Bártfai · Feb 3, 2011

Jonathan Stroud - Bartimaeus Trilogy

Matthew Gutteridge · Feb 3, 2011

I most CERTAINLY did NOT read/like Twilight...
OK, I DID, BUT PLEASE, IT WAS A MOMENT OF MADNESS!

Jax Humanhater · Feb 5, 2011

Matthew Gutteridge said:
I most CERTAINLY did NOT read/like Twilight...
OK, I DID, BUT PLEASE, IT WAS A MOMENT OF MADNESS!

I agree; sorry if anyone here loves Twilight, but, the compilation is highly redundant in storyline and characters, especially. Though, I do have a knack for Ashley Greene in the movies. He he!

Senad Subasic · Feb 5, 2011

Bulgakov's The Master and Margarita, Orwell's 1984, Gaiman's Smoke and Mirrors, everything by P.G. Wodehouse is great fun.

Currently reading 1000 Autumns of Jacob de Zoet. Totally random, thought someone else wrote it, but I ended up quite liking it.
Also, a couple of Alastair Reynolds' books waiting in queue, but those don't really fit in the belles lettres category.