What's your all time favorite book?
 

Recommend your all time favorite book..

Mine, "Think and grow rich" By Napoleon Hill.

Catcher in the Rye

Confederacy of Dunces

Ender's Game.

is playboy a book ?:1orglaugh

anything by R.L. Stine :1orglaugh

A Clockword Orange - Anthony Burgess.

anything by John Girsham

pinokio

Financial Peace by Dave Ramsey has to be up in my top ten.

Fiction...

I'm very partial to Lillian Jackson Braun's "The Cat Who..." series. I also like Jean M Auel's "Earth's Children" series.

And Anne Rice's "Sleeping Beauty" trilogy. YuM.

catcher and clockwork are two favs.

but i don't think i can nail down a single favorite book. i really, really REALLY love: 'the old man and the sea' and 'on the road'

those two books probably affected me more than any other, but i still can't narrow down my favorites to a couple of books.

I know it's hard Quite.. I wasn't sure if to ask for a list of top 5 or just 1.
I also meant mostly non fiction books. I just finished a book today and want to go get a new one later today, so thought this would be a good thread to help me out :)

That's exactly what popped into my head when I read the title of this thread. :thumbsup

Sword of Shannara

Novel: Shogun by James Clavel
Business: The 48 Laws of Power

Great minds think alike :)

i am an avid reader, so its hard to nail down just one book. at the moment i am completely into Tim Dorsey. he is a florida native and i can honestly say i have never read funnier books. i am on his newest at the moment, Cadillac Beach
anyone who enjoys a good chuckle while reading should check him out. every person who i have suggested him to have thanked me later.

Of mice and men

great novella

Any of the Prey book by John Sandford. Guarantee you won't put it down 'til your done! :thumbsup

Pillars of the Earth - Ken Follett.

If you like multiple plot lines all colliding at the end, you'll love Ken Follett.

Eye of the Needle is another favorite of mine and also by Ken Follett.

Cheers,
KBBQ

>>>Business: The 48 Laws of Power

Thanks, added this to my cart (amazon)

:thumbsup :thumbsup :thumbsup :thumbsup :thumbsup

P.D. James The Children of Men

This is very hard to do and I would not try to pick between novels, but I can pick a clear life changing book of poetry for me : Ariel Sylvia Plath

Steven King's The Stand blew my teenaged mind but I would not ever call it my favorite.

very hard to choose.
She Comes Undone- Wally Lamb

Other Favorites :
The Catcher in the Rye
Anything Vonnegut
The Heart is A Lonely Hunter
The Prince of Tides
Crime and Punishment
Anna Karennina
Confederacy of dunces
A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius
The Corrections
The Lord of the Rings
Deepfried Wonderland
Prozac nation
Girl, Interrupted
Beloved
Guns of the South
Birthday Letters
The Witching Hour
Mrs. Dalloway

"The Greatest Salesman in the World" by Og Mandino

it a book called "Tattoo" by Dale Banks

it has everything in it! from love, betrayl, lesbians, tattoos, mystery, envy, etc etc

awesome read! :)

"Memoirs of a Geisha" - Arthur Golden

:thumbsup

Runs With Scissors
Like Water For Chocolate
I know Why the Caged Bird Sings
On Democracy In America
Ye Shall Know Our Velocity
The Secret History
The Little Friend
Y: The Descent of Men
A Fine Balance
The Hot Zone

The catcher in the rye is definitely one of my favorites. I finished Life of Pie the other day and I absolutely loved it.

great book :)

Life of Pi is on my bookshelf awaiting my pleasure. I can not wait.

The Warlord Trilogy by Bernard Cornwell :thumbsup

I personally don't read anything not business related or self improvement books.
My favorites are negotiation books but I ran through most of them by now, few times.
Other books I like, "Awaken the giant within" by Anthony Robbins and "How to be rich" by JP Getty.

Soooo hard to choose just one, but a couple of my all-time faves would have to be: Ender's Game and Stranger in a Strange Land

Good readin' :)

Nineteen Eighty-Four

Runs with scissors? Is that the tru story about some boy augustene(?) who has a fucked up life..if so I read it..just bought his second book/ DRY

I also really enjoyed

The Power of One
and
A Creed for the Third Millenium



Dale Carnegie on audio book is a perennial fav too

Yep one and the same..