musiclovingal

Do you have a favorite book? Mine has to be Go Ask Alice. It is about a teen that is struggling secretly with drug addiction, it is a great read and I would suggest that you allow your teens to read it so that they can understand the dangers of drug use.

pushit

Right now with a small child I am reliving my childhood and really liking all of the nursery ryhmes that we are reading. Right now my favorite to read to her is Hickory Dickory Dock.

kykooo

I really like the book, Cant Stop Wont Stop. Its all about Hip Hop, very good read. Its informative and well written, the guy knows what he is talking about!
I suggest it to everyone

panic@thedisco

Moby Dick has been my favorite book ever since I was able to read. The first few times that I read it I only knew a few words and then I read it many more times over the years and saw how great of a novel it really is.

Marvin

I really like picture books! I am not much for reading, I would rather have a book on tape then sit there and read the book.

pushit

There is nothing wrong with picture books Marvin. I have to live reading them almost everyday since my daughter loves them. I kind of like them too.

Taggart

One of my favourite books is Hannibal by Thomas Harris. I loved the way it explained how he became the way he was.

So now I'm anxious to read Hannibal Rising and see the movie, too.

Has anybody checked those out yet?

HoopyFrood

Ah, how I love to read. And what a question! My favourite book? No, I couldn't possibly narrow it down to just one choice.

I recently read Flowers for Algernon. An absolutely beautiful book.
I love the Imperial Blandings series by P.G Wodehouse.
Some of you might notice my name and it's origin. Yes, I love The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.
Decline and Fall by Evelyn Waugh is a fantastic book.
The Discworld series by Terry Pratchett.
And anything by Stephen King!

tater03

I loved the book "Go Ask Alice". My favorite though has to be Annie Franks Diary. I loved reading that book.

nangel78

I like Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen. That is one of my favorites.

WizzoButter

I've been reading the Jeeves stories by P.G. Wodehouse lately. They're quite funny.

compl3x

Nineteen-Eighty Four - George Orwell

For Whom The Bell Tolls - Ernest Hemmingway

Catch-22 - Joseph Heller

littlemissattitude

The Longest Cave by Roger Brucker and Richard Watson. Cool book, about a bunch of people exploring a cave system over about 20 years in Kentucky. They finally proved, in the 1970s, that "their" cave system actually connects up with the Mammoth Cave system nearby, making it the longest surveyed cave in the world up to that time...and so it still is.

If you've never been in a cave, you should go sometime. They are amazing places. But go to a cave that gives tours, and stay on the trail. Caves are beautiful, but they are also dangerous and can be easily harmed. You are not a cat...you cannot necessarily get out of anyplace you can get into. And no, I'm not kidding.

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RoxyMoron

My favorite books I own are really bizzarre or messed up children's books...
The Phantom Tollbooth, Rootabaga Stories, Dreams of a Rarebit Fiend.
But lately I've been getting into true stories like Darwin Awards, PostSecret and Found series.
I like stupid books too, I own the Engrish book and Stuff on My Cat.

Bucklberry

Portrait Of Dorian Gray - Oscar Wilde
I'm Not Scared - Niccolo Ammaniti
Cloud Of Sparrows - Takashi Matsuoka
The Liar - Stephen Fry

All rather different, but all excellent books

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