Share a Favorite Book

In this post, please share one of your favorite novels.

Dan brown stuff

I like the book Dream Thief.

I like books by S. E. Hinton. I also read a lot of fantasy, like Harry Potter (who doesn't read it?!) and Artemis Fowl. Of course, there are plenty of more books I could mention.

My favorite book is To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee. My English class read it class year.

My absolute favorite book would have to be Deception Point by Dan Brown. I loved the politics and deception within it. However, the most challenging novel that I've ever read is Lonesome Dove by Larry McMurtry. It's about 950 pgs. about the wild west.

Let's see. My favorite book is probably Wild Fang or Call of the Wild by Jack London.

I liked Ringworld by Larry Niven.

I think my favorite book would be the Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants by Ann Brashares! I love how it's written with 4 different point of views for each of the girls.

duyen821 wrote:

I think my favorite book would be the Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants by Ann Brashares! I love how it's written with 4 different point of views for each of the girls.

I love this series, too! It's one of my favorites! I forgot to mention it in my previous post.

duyen821 wrote:

I think my favorite book would be the Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants by Ann Brashares! I love how it's written with 4 different point of views for each of the girls.

I totally agree. I also like books by torey hayden, especially somebody else's kids.

I'll read anything sci fi. I especially liked Ender's Game because of how different it is from our world, and how extremely descriptive it is. I have also read Dune. I think Frank Herbert is a great author, although he uses a page to write what he could have said in two words.

IanBunkerBoyz wrote:

...I think Frank Herbert is a great author, although he uses a page to write what he could have said in two words.

That is what its like in To Kill A Mockingbird. There is so much setting and character introduction before the story is started.

One of my favorite books would beThe Alchemist. Not to sure who wrote it because i lost the book, but I'm looking for it.

The Three Musketeers and any other book written by Alexandre Dumas.

I liked To Kill a Mockingbird. It was very detailed.

I usually love fantasy and sci-fi books, especially if they are in series. Harry Potter, Lord of the Rings, and Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy are my favorite. If you have not read Hitchhiker's, you probably should because even though its not very famous, it is really funny. Dan Brown's Da Vinci Code and Angels and Demons are also great.

I really like the Harry Potter series. I also really liked the book The curious incident of the dog in the night time. It was from an autistic boy's point of view which was really interesting.

I like the Da Vinci code, Lord of the Flies, Dungeon and Dragons cuz I am a nerd, well we all are actually, and of course, Steve Irwin: A Biography of a dead man, and Pluto: friend or foe?

my favorite books are The Giver by Loise Lowry and the three books follow that. Oh, and have anyone read the Water Series by Kara Dalkeys?

I have never heard of the Water Series i also like The Giver

nicolie-olie3 wrote:

I have never heard of the Water Series i also like The Giver

I liked the giver too, and hardly anyone has liked it that I have talked to. Sometimes I think we would be better off like that.

KimLp.6 wrote:

Oh, and have anyone read the Water Series by Kara Dalkeys?

I remember seeing that book in the library, I'll have a look at it.

jacquelinely wrote:

My absolute favorite book would have to be Deception Point by Dan Brown.

I have heard that that book is really good, what is it about?

nicolie-olie3 wrote:

jacquelinely wrote:

My absolute favorite book would have to be Deception Point by Dan Brown.

I have heard that that book is really good, what is it about?

It's about deception. (What a surprise! ) It has this whole complex story about a political scandal and lots of really good, dirty, political stuff.