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Home >> Poetry & Literature >> Your favourite book
02.08.2006, 12:22 quote
danni82 wrote: |
Jean M Auel's Clan of the cave bear. Its a great book it sends you deep into a fantasy world. |
And anything by David Eddings though I think his Belgariad series will always be my favourite.
02.08.2006, 19:37 quote
Something by Dostoevsky..."the Brothers Karamazov" or "Crime & Punishment". Or Tolstoys "Anna Karenina".
18.09.2006, 23:04 quote
Cross and the Switchblade by Nicky Cruz....any of Piers Anthony, David Eddings books, John Jakes
22.09.2006, 15:34 quote
my fav book is kiss chase by fiona walker.
there are many many books in my house that i cannot live without. lol
anything by, stephen king, fiona walker, kelly armstrong, laurell k hamilton, simon clarke and there are about three or four more authors definitely in my favourite pile.
but the one book i'd never do without on a desert island, all alone......... would be my photo album with all my kids piccies in it.
yep...soppy.
not sorry lol
06.12.2006, 14:30 quote
I have alot of non-fiction stuff, autobiographies, stuff on the paranormal etc.
My favourite non-fiction would have to be Tom Slemens "Haunted Liverpool" series.
Fiction, I read alot of H.G. Wells, and I just got finished reading J.D. Salinger's "Catcher In The Rye" which was a good... read.
Lately too I've been reading some Shakespeare, namely The Winters Tale and Much Ado About Nothing. I find it a little hard to understand but I'm getting there.
13.12.2006, 22:47 quote
The DaVinci code, to start a fire with.
To read I'd take Gates of Fire by Steven Pressfield
The Bible for toilet paper as it usually has soft pages.
Has anyone ever made a book from rice paper? You would need food.
16.12.2006, 17:47 quote
whilst i like reading biographies especially of rock stars and actors/actresses of the silver screen, i do enjoy a bit of history, of the british kind. this book....
Imperial Reckoning by Caroline Elkins
im reading it at the moment, its interesting, as i love a book which teaches me about humanity and compassion. having said that i have also read some right dross over the years lol. my book cabinet is gonna run out of shelf space soon though
21.12.2006, 13:02 quote
The tao of pooh ~ benjamin hoff.
illusions of a reluctant messiah - richard bach
life of pi ~ yann martel
the unbearable lightness of being ~ Milan Kundera
i read lots of other things/genres but these are my favorites by far.
30.01.2007, 03:00 quote
issacnewton wrote: |
THE BEST BOOK EVER WRITTEN IS MY NOVEL WHICH IS TO BE PUBLISHED IN 2008
ITS CALLED THE "THE NEWTON FACTOR" I WAS GIVEN 300,000 POUNDS FOR THIS AS AN ADVANCE. Its a bit like the DAVINCI CODE BUT DIFFRENT AND ORIGINAL DEFINATELY NOT A COPY. |
Hope the editor sorted out your grammar
12.02.2007, 20:37 quote
My favourite book ever is 'Death in the Afternoon' by Ernest Hemingway, I never thought I'd fall so in love with a book about bullfighting, but it is AMAZING.
16.03.2007, 05:00 quote
wow, one book... I would have to pick Jane Austin's Pride and Prejudice. I love this book and I definitely wouldn't mind laying on a beach of a deserted island reading it
16.03.2007, 11:26 quote
I'm into history and one book i liked recently was The Streets Of London by Bennt Green which i bought on ebay for 8 quid. fabulous photos in there of victorian london.
23.03.2007, 21:20 quote
I would take Slaughterhouse 5 by Kurt Vonnegut Jr to a desert island.
Why?
To read (and possibly eat)
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