Favorite Book?
 

Well, we have threads for TV shows and music and school life, but none for books. So I decided to make one.

My favorite book is Prey by Michael Crichton. That has got to be the absolute, best, most thrilling thriller of a science-fiction novel ever! If you've never read it, I think you should, unless you are offended by harsh language.

Anybody else have a favorite book?

EDIT: Ooops! This was supposed to be under the Other Entertainment section...

The mods will move it soon.

Anyway...I always liked Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets.

You think I'll get in trouble for posting it in the wrong spot?

Right now,my favorite book series is: Warriors by Erin Hunter. I like stories with cats in it.

My fave books are the redwall series

one with out words. (or at least alot of big pictures) and i really dont think this in the wrong section.

As of right now...

Animal Farm by George Orwell
A Song of Ice and Fire by George R. R. Martin
His Dark Materials by Philip Pullman
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams
Ender's Game by Orson Scott Card
American Gods by Neil Gaiman
Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith by Matthew Stover(So wonderful that even the most anti-Star Wars person will enjoy it)

None whatsoever. :)

Favorite book... Good grief, there's so many to choose from, in so many catagories! Some faves include:

The Chronicles of Thomas Covenant
The Lord of the Rings
The Silmarillion
The Wheel of Time
The Fionavar Tapestry
The Last Legends of Earth
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy

...and many more. If you want to add non-fiction books to the list, it gets a lot longer. :)

How many favorite books can I list?

Jeez, let's see...

SciFi:
Dream Park (+ sequels)
Starship Troopers
To Sail Beyond The Sunset
Man-Kzin Wars (+ sequels)
Roar of Honor
Ringworld (+ sequels)
Red Mars (+sequels)
Building Harlequin's Moon
Dune (+ sequels and prequels)

Fantasy:
Tooth and Claw
Eragon
Sandry's Book (+ sequels)
Alanna (+ sequels)
The Sword of Shannara (+ Sequels)
Burning City
Through Wolf's Eyes (+ Sequels)

Random:
Hidden Talents

Douglas Adams' "Hitchhikers Guide to The Galaxy" series, is my Alpha and Omega when it comes to my favorite book series.

My favorite right now is the first book in the Inkheart series with the title of the same name. The characters are totally awesome.

Oooo... Inkheart. I read that one too. I liked the seocnd book better, though...

Really? I haven't read that one yet, so I don't really know which one is better. I plan on buying the second one once it comes out in paperback. Hardbacks are a lot more expensive!

Darn, and I forgot the Warriors series, too. I read so many books, it's hard to keep track...

I'm just glad to hear that people still read. I don't get people who say they don't enjoy it. Besides, don't you kind of have to, to see what everyone else has posted?

Total Basketball (2003 edition)
The Official NBA Encyclopeadia (1989 edition)
The Big Book of Real Race Cars and Real Race Car Driving

A Great and Terrible Beauty by Libba Bray. I love the Vicotrian Era.

There are so many books I LOVE, but I really don't have the time to post them right now...

I like pretty much anything, except I'm not into science fiction and SOME kinds of fantasy.

I LOVE the A Series of Unfortunate Events books- the last one comes out on the 13th!!!

I also love "Silent to the Bone" by EL Konigsburg...

I've been reading since I was four, and I LOVE to read...

-Marty 8-)

Right now my fave book is Disco Bloodbath by James ST. James, it is a good book. I also like the Harry Potter series. So far I am enjoying my copy of the Communist Manifesto by Marx.

my favorite author is christopher moore, my favorite book by him is 'the gospel according to biff, christ's childhood pal'

he is soooooooo funny...every bood he has ever written has made me laugh out loud!!!! let me know if any of you have heard of him....

Oh gosh, they're waaaayyy too many books I like. I can read just about anything, given that it isn't a cheesy romance novel.

Well, some of my favorites include Of Mice and Men, Napoleon's Buttons, Complications: A Surgeon's Notes on an Imperfect Science, and Black Beauty (it was the first book I actually felt emotionally touched by). I would count Gray's Anatomy too, but not many people consider an Anatomy book interesting (well, anyone who isn't a huge geek like me anyways).

As for book series, I like A Series of Unfortunate Events, Artemis Fowl, and the Chicken Soup books to name a few. There are so many books I love, but if I actually took time to list them, I'd be, well, wasting time! =P

I'm reading book 12 of that series,I'm waiting for book 13.

Book 12 was my favorite one in the series, though I'm hoping book 13 will replace it. I reserved The End at my local Borders and will be getting 20% off of the original price (I'm a Borders Rewards member, so that's where the discount came from). If I didn't have exams the week after the release day, I would've planned to go to B&N for their release party. Argh, well, at least I'll have the book in my gritty hands.

Eeek, I'm really excited to read the end of the series!

Who's your favorite Badalaire?

I love the Baudelaire orphans equally, though I'm slightly bias towards Violet. I just love how inventive and resourceful she is. She may not be an avid reader like Klaus, but she is a very intelligent girl.

Ehh, I think this thread is going a bit off topic with my ASOUE talk, so... I'll stop rambling about the series now. Oh, and for my favorite books, I want to add Matilda. I'm a sucker for Roald Dahl's works, and I really love the protagonist in that book. Who couldn't like an intelligent little girl like Matilda? Well, I can name a few people I know who disliked her (and the book in general), but that's not my point.

amritama you and I can get along very easily in a Border's I'm guessing considering most of the books you listed I love

Ack! There are so many books I love. I know I'm going to forget something...

Of Mice And Men
Lord of the Rings
The Hobbit
Treasure Island (go Long John Silver!!!)
Ender's Game
Harry Potter Series
Series of Unfortunate Events
Little Women
Little Men (Louise May Allcott was really creative with her titles ::) )
Peter Pan
A big book of pirate lore that I forgot the name of
The World According to Garp
A Prayer For Owen Meany
The 158 Pound Marrige
The Cider House Rules
Setting Free The Bears
A Wrinkle In Time
Chronicles of Narnia (The Horse and His Boy in particular)
Greek Mythology
Catcher In The Rye
My Simon & Garfunkel biographies
The Three Musketeers
Hitchiker's Guide To The Galexy
And so much more....

Star Wars Republic Commando: Triple Zero
Unfortunate Events series
Harry Potter series
Alot of SW books
you can offically can call me geeky. :P