what's your favorite book, ever?

"A Dweller on Two Planets"
by Phylos the Thibetan

I should say something like "What the Bleep do We Know" but in truth it's "Ann of Green Gables".

The bible

Great Gatsby
Pride and Predjudice

Spark Notes

1) Anything by Edgar Allen Poe.

2) A story by Franz Kafka, The Hunger Artist.
(I know it isn't a book but it's in a book. heh)

3) Power vs Force, David R. Hawkins.

3) The Red Book, Carl Jung.

4) The Catcher in the Rye, J. D. Salinger.

5) Stranger in a Strange Land, Robert A. Heinlein

6) Animal Farm, George Orwell.

Haven't read James Patrick Kelly but thinking about purchasing the anthology he edited: Digital Rapture.

Edit: Sorry, I just read the thread title again and realized you only asked for one book. So, I guess if I had to choose just one, it would be Power vs. Force.

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A Brave new world
Farehheit 451
1984
They tell us the whole story

UnderBoss Salvitore Gravano

Tom of Finland.

Freak The Mighty

"WE LOOK AND SEE"

He's Just Not That Into You

lol story of my life

Father Elijah by Michael OBrian.

When you suck shit through a straw...what do you do with the peanuts?

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The Best Book I have Read this Year was " Father Mars, Mother Earth " By Bobbi McCutcheon I Hope people read it !

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Charlotte's Web...

and Bridges of Madison County.

The Secret Garden

Hustler?

Anything by Jules Verne and H.G. Wells

I like "To Kill a Mockingbird" and "Watership Down"

I dont think it is possible to have a SINGLE favorite book...I'm a book worm :]

Lord of the Flies
By William Holding.

The Road
Zeke and Ned.
Both great.
Anything by Larry McMurtry.

A Clockwork Orange - Burgess
Rant/Fight Club/Haunted - Palahniuk
Most any and all halfway decent thrillers/sci-fi/mystery stuff is okay in my book. Reading fiction is way better than any video game.

Have you read "Angela's Ashes"? It's not so much about one woman, but about an Irish family and the anguish and poverty their alcoholic father put them through. It's written by Frank McCourt and it's a true story. He made his way to America and became an English teacher. His story is heart-breaking, but he still had a sense of humor. It's well worth the read.

WOW I just thought of that story - The Hunger Artist - for this first time in probbably 20 years. I also liked The Hunter Graachus by Kafka.

My favorite book is A Fan's Notes by one hit wonder and big time alcoholic Frederick Exley

The Fifth Horseman by James Patterson, excellent edge of your seat intrique, saw someone mention Taylor Caldwell and she was one of my fav's too.

As a pre-teen girl I loved all the James Herriot books, he was a country veterinarian. As a young girl I loved the Trixe Beldon books, wow, OP thanks for the trip down memeory lane, nice thread!!!! 5 stars

The Urantia book.