What is Your Favorite Book?

[Guest]

I would like to ask all of IS as to what is their favorite book that they have read? I myself am not too sure of the answer to this question, but when I'm done reading this group of books, I can tell all of you what it is. please feel free to share and give a reason why. Maybe even give a recommendation.

[Shashwat]

Uhm various fantasy books if this answer is possible. Unfortunately i cant name some because all are awesome

[Boot]

Well , that's an interesting thread i may say.

 

I like adventures books , fantasy and educating ones ( like how to .....stuff ) , the most enjoyable one is : The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho , just awesome.

i liked World war z too. Plenty of books i like i'll just shut up for now

[Jawah]

Too many to name them. The last book/biography i read was "Scar Tissue" by Anthony Kiedis. The singer-songwriter of the best band out there (RHCP of course :3). Absolutely worth reading!

[tastemythoughts]

Ender's Game, great book overall but the thing resonated with me soo much when I was a kid

[partrige]

The Beach.  Though hasn't done too much for Thailand and it's beautiful beaches.  

[ser05ht1a]

The best book I have read is (it's in German) 

Die Jahrhundertlüge - Die nur Insider kennen

It's about the FED, EU, and tries to clear some questions about who supported the Germans in WWII etc. About JFK and generally Banks, how to make money from nothing (FED - Private Money Printing..) etc. 

Very interesting - I would suggest it

[canton]

I also like adventure books

[Mohit]

Adventure and comic book

[CatDogsRefuge]

Watership Down.

[kasati]

I like Gantenbein by Max Frisch quite a lot cause it gets to the core of the patchwork of things we all call identity...

[Shayed]

I like adventures books and fighting

[musicophilic]

Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoevsky

[Tannersmith]

The Great Gatsby

[lovetrackers]

Forrest Gump

[hirre]

Hamlet by William Shakespeare

[01000111]

the source

[pablomartinbatalla]

korkma ben varım. it is turkish book.

[astarta]

Horror books

Recently i'm reading Stephen King books but also been going throu Graham Masterton books.

What i can say is that : Bag of bones and Duma Key are really good one

[bonotree]

I'm a big fantasy reader, but honestly, the a book that really blew my mind was Cat's Cradle by Kurt Vonnegut.  Check it out, peoples.

[xrubenx]

Old School JAWS!

[fritto]

Everything from The Chronicles of Amber  (a series of fantasy novels written by Roger Zelazny)

[blankname33]

The Last Vampire

[Jopph]

I like goosebumps now also

[eddie]

lord of the rings trilogy, and kings "it"