littlemissattitude

The guy who started Stuff on My Cat is from where I live.

Fresno is a very boring place.

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paranoid87

Time Line--Michael Crichton..just love it..and all his books..

icheadle90

The Crucible - Arthur Miller
Of Mice and Men - John Steinbeck
The Jungle - Upton Sinclair
1984 - George Orwell
Das Kapital - Karl Marx
The Communist Manifesto - Karl Marx

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GoodOmens

GoodOmens by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett^^

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Leonardo

I guess I'll go for Snow Crash by Neal Stephenson.

cretora

candy by luke davies, // the one hundred and twenty days of sodom by the marquis de sade.

crusher310

Go Ask Alice is such a great book. One of my favorite books is Flowers for Algernon.

HoopyFrood

Woo, a fellow fan! Flowers for Algernon is my favourite book (before reading this book it was very difficult for me to pick out one book that I liked above the rest, but this one is definitely it). It's such a beautiful, moving book. The last four pages are a heart-wrencher indeed; when he thinks that his decline is his own fault, something that he's done wrong, and that he's praying that he'll still at least be able to read and write -- so sad.

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duanegoldstein

my favorite books are as follows in no particular order: The Name Of the Rose by Umberto Ecco, Iam legend by Richard Matheson(havent seen the movie yet I hope it doesnt ruin it for me) Nothing in this book is true but its exactly how thing are by Bob Frissel Diary of a Drug fiend by Crowley ahhh and I guess I like alot of the short story books by King, lovecraft and Matheson.

Figure8

It's actually called the Picture of Dorian Gray.

My favorite book is either The Perks of Being a Wallflower or The Catcher in the Rye.

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If not, would you skip a stone in your lake for me?

rockthebox

The Great Gatsby and The Secret Life of Bees

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Gnarhesh

Slaughterhouse-Five.

kirstenpizza

My two favorites are The Fountainhead - Ayn Rand.
And Franny and Zooey - J.D. Salinger.
Both books are phenomenal and the writing is spectacular.
Great fiction.

Richard_Morgan

So many to choose from hehe, well in no particular order, here are some that come to mind:

The Joy Luck Club - Amy Tan
A Leaf in the Bitter Wind - Ting-xing Ye
Touching the Void - Joe Simpson
The Oxford Book of Exploration - Robin Hanbury-Tenison

There are tons of Dragonlance and similar books that I rate highly, but we could be here all day

cigarandyak

Brave New World, The Da Vinci Code, & Their Eyes Were Watching God